• Ohio Artist Registry (OAR) (https://www.oac.ohio.gov/Resources/Ohio-Artist-Registry)Listing by category of registered OAR artists • Columbus Makes Art (https://www.columbusmakesart.com/public-art)Database of local public art and the artists behind them • Walt Neil Mural League (https://allpeoplearts.org/mural-league/)A program of All People Arts, an organization that seeks to connect people through art • Greater Columbus Arts Council (GCAC) A(https://www.gcac.org/) local resource for art grants and resources

• Better Block (https://www.betterblock.org/) Ideas + Inspiration | Open-Source Design Library • Local Initiatives Support Corporation (LISC) (https://www.lisc.org/our-initiatives/creative-placemaking/)Ideas | Inspiration | Storytelling | Publications • YARD & Company (https://www.buildwithyard.com/)Ideas | Inspiration | Programming • National Endowment for the Arts (https://www.arts.gov/impact/creative-placemaking)Resources | Grant Opportunities • ArtPlace (https://www.artplaceamerica.org/)Ideas + Inspiration | Resources | Grant Opportunities • CincyNice (https://www.cincynice.com/)Programming + Activation • LAND Studio (https://www.land-studio.org/)Ideas + Inspiration | Public Art | Programming + Activation • The Kresge Foundation (https://kresge.org/our-work/arts-culture/#our-strategies)Ideas+Inspiration | Resources

Click here (https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1U3Wz3sRxP14VR6TJJwuhjU4IVgdVDxu8?usp=sharing)to link to a database of a variety of creative placemaking publications and resources.

Are you looking for supplies to support landscape enhancements to your site. Below are a few options for soil and plants, but if you know of additional resources to add, please feel free to email us at programs@columbusndc.org. (programs@columbusndc.org.) Com-Til Compost* may be available for free for public projects. Contact the City's facility to learn more about Com-Til and see what opportunities may be available [ comtil@columbus.gov (mailto:comtil@columbus.gov?subject=Com-Til%20Website%20Inquiry)| 614-645-3153 | Website Link (https://www.columbus.gov/Services/Public-Utilities/About-Public-Utilities/The-Division-of-Water/Water-Resources-for-Customers/Com-Til-Compost)] *Please note that some Com-Til may contain components that are not suitable for all applications (i.e. food growth). Please research and consult contacts on sourcing for any questions you may have Zoo Brew Compost may also be available for free or at discounted cost by contacting the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium,(https://www.columbuszoo.org/sustainability) Green Columbus,(https://www.greencbus.org/) Franklin Soil and Water,(https://www.franklinswcd.org/) Friends of the Lower Olentangy Watershed (FLOW)(https://www.olentangywatershed.org/), or from a local neighborhood organization. Be on the lookout for Tree Giveaways in your neighborhoods - Green Columbus (https://www.greencbus.org/)periodically has trees available in an effort to increase tree coverage in the City. Franklin Park Conservatory offers support through their Growing to Green Program.(https://www.fpconservatory.org/education-programs/outreach-programs/growing-to-green/)