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• Connecticut Freedom Trail

  Learn how sites associated with African-American history or state heritage can be listed on the Connecticut Freedom Trail.

• Hurricane Sandy Program

  The SHPO’s Hurricane Sandy program did not just assist property owners with repairs. The SHPO’s team also surveyed thousands of historic properties, developed GIS databases, assisted towns with resiliency planning, nominated properties to the National Registers of Historic Places—and much more!

• Hurricane Sandy Disaster Relief Assistance Grant for Historic Properties

  Learn how to apply for technical assistance and funding to repair historic resources damaged by Superstorm Sandy.

• Guide To Energy Efficiency In Historic Homes

• Building Requirements and Codes

  Learn how a historic property should comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act and lead-paint abatement requirements.

• Resiliency & Hazard Mitigation Planning

  Learn about SHPO assistance for historic properties threatened by rising sea levels.

• Current Productions

  Find out what’s currently filming around Connecticut or access a list of past productions filmed in the state.

• Income Tax Withholding for Film/Digital Media Firms

  Make sure you're complying with the responsibilities of production companies to withhold and submit incomes taxes for the State of Connecticut.

• If your COA-funded project or event happens during Coronavirus time

  If you have a COA grant to support a program or event taking place during this time of increased concern, be aware that COA will allow you to postpone and reschedule, and will if necessary extend the grant project period. Be sure to contact your program manager via email to alert them to the change.

• Use the Connecticut Brand

  Download the State's official brand in different layouts and file formats.

• Creative Economy

  Studies, research, and resources that document the value of the arts, culture, and creative industries.

• The HOT APPROACH

  The HOT APPROACH prepares students to be successful learners and contributors in the 21st Centurty through standards-based arts education, arts integration and democratic practice.

• Arts Learning

  Advancing arts education and experiences through professional development and funding support.

• Creative Aging

  Engaging older adults in sequential arts activities with trained Connecticut teaching artists.

• Air Collaborative

  Cross-sector community workshops for creatives and business-minded individuals.