Easton Cultural Council
Our Council will prioritize grant applications that encourage community members to expand the arts, humanities and sciences and specifically grants that cater to unmet cultural needs within Easton. Preference will be given to performances, events, artists and organizations based in Easton or those that demonstrate a strong influence on and participation of Easton residents. We support local public programs that promote access, education, diversity and excellence in the arts, humanities and interpretive sciences in Easton.
Applicants can be:
Arts, humanities or interpretive science organizations.
Individuals including artists, science educators, historians, writers or other humanists, parents, community members, etc.
Community organizations including but not limited to schools, social service organizations, civic groups, neighborhood centers, youth, senior and family associations, etc. Incorporated organizations must be nonprofit; unincorporated associations must have a nonprofit purpose.
Proposals must state a performance date, confirmed artist and venue to be considered.
No more than one application may be submitted on behalf of each organization per fiscal year.
Preference will be given to performances, events, artists and organizations based in Easton or those that demonstrate a strong influence on and participation of Easton residents.
Contact
[email protected]
508-230-0510
https://massculturalcouncil.org/local-council/easton/
Address
Easton Town Offices
136 Elm Street
Easton, MA 02356-1463
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Application Information
FY27 Allocation
$15,600
FY27 Local Priorities
Preference will be given to performances, events, artists and organizations based in Easton or those that demonstrate a strong influence on and participation of Easton residents.
Historically under-represented groups are encouraged to apply.
FY27 Local Guidelines
Easton Cultural Council
Our Council will prioritize grant applications that encourage community members to expand the arts, humanities and sciences and specifically grants that cater to unmet cultural needs within Easton. Preference will be given to performances, events, artists and organizations based in Easton or those that demonstrate a strong influence on and participation of Easton residents. We support local public programs that promote access, education, diversity and excellence in the arts, humanities and interpretive sciences in Easton. Historically under-represented groups are encouraged to apply.
Grants typically range between $250 and $1500, with larger awards occasionally approved. Grant requests should not normally exceed more than 50% of the proposed activity total cost.
Applicants can be:
Arts, humanities or interpretive science organizations or individuals including artists, science educators, historians, writers or other humanists, parents, community members, etc. Community organizations including but not limited to schools, social service organizations, civic groups, neighborhood centers, youth, senior and family associations, etc. Incorporated organizations must be nonprofit; unincorporated associations must have a nonprofit purpose.
Proposals must state a performance date, a confirmed artist and a confirmed venue to be considered.
No more than one application may be submitted on behalf of each organization per fiscal year.
Preference will be given to performances, events, artists and organizations based in Easton or those that demonstrate a strong influence on and participation of Easton residents.
Historically under-represented groups are encouraged to apply.
How Grant Recipients Are Paid
Reimbursement Grants
FY27 Funding List
A grant list will be published here after January 15, 2027 and once the Local Cultural Council has finalized their decisions.