This represents a 0.58% increase to Mass Cultural Council’s current operating budget
Who loses when government walks away from the arts, humanities, and sciences?
Including several measures to build a stronger foundation for public investment, strategic planning, robust policy, and economic growth
We want creativity, we demand it—but we don’t invest in it
The House budget includes for $26 million for Mass Cultural Council, Senate budget to be released in May
Resources for shaping advocacy messages to Congress now
Position the arts and culture sector as a visible, recognized resource and an essential partner in problem solving across the Commonwealth
The Agency has written state leaders on Beacon Hill to express concerns about the dismantling of federal agencies
In Massachusetts, the cultural sector's economic impact climbed to $29.7 billion
Positioning the arts as a valued and integrated part of the community
The Agency is Seeking $28M for Arts & Culture
The 2024 Cultural Asset Inventory sheds light on the work ahead
New data quantifies size, scope, economic impact - and needs - of individual generators and cultural organizations statewide
The arts have always been a force for transformation, not just survival. Now is the time to step boldly into our power.
The Agency has filed bill HD2132 for consideration by the Massachusetts Legislature during their 2025-2026 session
H. 1 proposes modest increase to arts and culture
The Year Behind, The Path Ahead
Boston, Cambridge-Newton-Framingham, Pittsfield, and Vineyard Haven score high in national arts-vibrancy index
Building Support for Strong State Investment into Arts & Culture
Highlights from this new law that might be of interest to creative individuals, cultural nonprofits, and small businesses
