How much does the federal government spend on Arts, Entertainment, and Recreation?

$269.7M across 14 NAICS codes

  1. Independent Artists, Writers, and Performers · $108.4M
  2. Museums · $65.5M
  3. Promoters of Performing Arts, Sports, and Similar Events with Facilities · $40.6M
  4. All Other Amusement and Recreation Industries · $18.7M
  5. Promoters of Performing Arts, Sports, and Similar Events without Facilities · $11.5M
  6. Historical Sites · $9.1M
  7. Other Spectator Sports · $5.9M
  8. Musical Groups and Artists · $4.5M
  9. Other Performing Arts Companies · $1.6M
  10. Marinas · $1.4M
  11. Sports Teams and Clubs · $1.1M
  12. Zoos and Botanical Gardens · $661.9K
  13. Agents and Managers for Artists, Athletes, Entertainers, and Other Public Figures · $365.2K
  14. Golf Courses and Country Clubs · $333.4K

How much does the federal government spend on Arts, Entertainment, and Recreation?

Federal agencies obligated $269.7M across 14 NAICS codes in the Arts, Entertainment, and Recreation category, per FPDS award records.

How many NAICS codes make up the Arts, Entertainment, and Recreation category?

14 NAICS codes with confirmed federal award activity are grouped under Arts, Entertainment, and Recreation.

What is the top-spending NAICS code in Arts, Entertainment, and Recreation?

Independent Artists, Writers, and Performers (NAICS 711510) leads the category with $108.4M obligated.

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