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From toy drums to today’s premiere steam-bent drums made from locally sourced hardwoods, a family owned company in the Berkshires has stayed in business using good old Yankee ingenuity for 165 years.
The MassDevelopment Board of Directors has approved $9.27 million in new grants from the Massachusetts Cultural Facilities Fund (CFF), a state program that provides capital and planning grants to nonprofits, colleges, and municipalities that own or operate facilities primarily focused on the arts, humanities, and sciences.
Stay up-to-date with the Mass Cultural Council and learn how culture works in communities across Massachusetts.
Culture lifts the human spirit and makes Massachusetts a better place to live, work, and prosper.
When we invest in our cultural life, we invest in our shared future.
That's the economic impact of culture in our state.
That's how many full-time-equivalent jobs are supported by our cultural nonprofits.
That's how many youth in creative youth development programs plan to go beyond high school education.
We partner with artists, communities, educators, and organizations to unleash the power of culture across Massachusetts. Find out about all of our programs.
This year, Mass Cultural Council will invest nearly $1 million across 243 schools statewide with grants that support creative learning through the arts, humanities, and sciences, for students of all ages.
This year, Mass Cultural Council will invest nearly $1 million across 243 schools statewide with grants that support creative learning through the arts, humanities, and sciences, for students of all ages.
Explore more than 1,500 works by visual, literary, media, and performing artists distinguished through our Artist Fellowships
As Spring slowly inches across the Commonwealth, we’re reminded of all that the season evokes; hope, natural changes, and new growth. But for municipalities throughout Massachusetts the annual sentiment is more reminiscent to Leo Tolstoy’s words in Anna Karenina, “Spring is the time of plans and projects.” Nothing symbolizes this more than the creation, proposal, and adoption of a municipality’s annual budget.
