Arts On Tour

The Arts on Tour roster lists a broad spectrum of Arkansas’s finest solo and ensemble performers, individual visual artists and prepared art exhibitions ready for touring within Arkansas. The online AOT listing facilitates the booking process for arts organizations, festival and event planners, schools, civic organizations and government entities interested in contracting with the artists.

The AOT program is designed to reimburse presenters who showcase Arkansas artists listed on the roster. When an AOT artist negotiates a contract with the presenter, the Arkansas Arts Council typically will subsidize 40 percent of the cost of the event as long as funds are available.

New AOT artists are selected each year through a panel process. 

The Arts On Tour Artist Roster opens fall 2026.

 

To be eligible for the Arts on Tour Program, a performing or visual artist must: 

  • Maintain a primary residency in Arkansas, or must have an Arkansas based contact.
  • Have presented concerts, exhibitions, programs or lecture-demonstrations in locations away from their home location at least twice in the previous year. Exhibitions must have been presented in a formal gallery space.

The Arkansas Arts Council reserves the right to determine the appropriateness of the scope or nature of the presentation proposed by a selected Arts on Tour artist and retains the right to determine the suitability of an AOT artist to remain on the roster once they have been selected.

Arts on Tour Artist Roster application forms should be submitted online by completing the form linked below. You will receive an email confirmation when we have received your online submission.

 

 

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Clayton Scott and Poetry Movement

Clayton Scott and Poetry Movement
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Northwest Theater: Single Actor Portrayals/Performance Poetry
Arkansas Arts Council
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AAC
Location
2915 Mt. Grove Rd., Fayetteville, AR, 72701
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Clayton Scott

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Clayton Scott – Performance Poet & Storyteller
“Inspiring audiences through the power of language.”
For more than 25 years, Clayton Scott has captivated Arkansas audiences with his unique blend of poetry, storytelling, and stagecraft. Entertaining, engaging, and relatable, Clayton leaves audiences laughing, reflecting, and inspired.

Programs
Children’s Hour 
Classic poems by Shel Silverstein, Jack Prelutsky, and others spring to life alongside Clayton’s original work. Humor, rhythm, and imagination spark joy and creativity in young audiences.

Leaving the Legacy of Language (18+) 
Part performance, part “playshop,” this session empowers adults and aspiring writers. Clayton shares his poetry, then guides participants through journaling, creativity tools, the role of AI, and strategies for sharing their work. The program concludes with an open forum for local voices to be heard.

• Book one program, or combine both programs for a full-day package
• Ideal format: Morning Children’s Hour + Evening Playshop

“Teachers and administrators express high praise for Clayton’s professionalism, creativity, and connection with students. He brings an extensive knowledge of poetry with a genuine passion for teaching and a remarkable ability to engage young learners across a variety of backgrounds and skill levels.” 
Carly Dahl, Executive Director, Batesville Area Arts Council
Requirements
Microphone for large venues; marker board with markers
Fee
$400 per program. $700 for full-day package (plus expenses). 40% reimbursement.
Time Availability
Year-round

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