Quincy Arts Council
The purpose of the Quincy Arts Council and other LCCs is to encourage and foster local activities in the arts, humanities, and interpretive sciences. The principal way in which the Council does this is the awarding of grants to individuals, organizations and schools engaged in activities in these three areas.
Applications for 2023 grants may be submitted online from September 1 through October 17, 2022. Please note that 11:59 PM on October 17 is a hard deadline. Everyone is welcome to apply. The Council gives priority to projects that are Quincy-originated. The Council may decide to fund a project for the full amount requested, decide to fund a project for part of the amount requested, or decide not to provide funding for a project. Please note that Quincy Arts Council grants are made on a reimbursement basis.
In addition to the grant-making process, Quincy Arts Council has a broad, general mandate to foster the arts, humanities, and interpretive sciences in Quincy through other means.
Contact
quincyartscouncil@gmail.com
617-773-1144
Address
8 Adams Street
Quincy, MA 02169-2002
Application Information
FY24 Allocation
$55,500
FY24 Local Priorities
Information not provided
FY24 Local Guidelines
Information not provided
How Grant Recipients Are Paid
Reimbursement Grants
FY23 Funding List
| Name | Project Title | Amount |
|---|---|---|
| 2nd Act Org, Inc. | Substance Use Prevention Plays - Quincy | $3,000 | Bates III, Davis R. | Celebrating New England: A Performance for Seniors | $500 | Brockton Symphony Orchestra, Inc. | The BrSO’s Music Director Search: Cueing in a New Era | $500 | Charles River Sinfonietta, Inc. | Performing Chamber Music programs and videoing the programs for. Quincy Cable TV stations and. Cable TV in the towns that support us and giving live concerts in Brockton, Millis and for Northborough Applefest | $1,000 | Dinosaur Annex Music Ensemble, Inc. | Stigma: The Avant-Garde Asian American Voice | $1,500 | Friends of Souther Tide Mill, Inc. | Interpretive Signage for Souther Tide Mill | $2,500 | Fuller Craft Museum, Inc. | Craft for All | $300 | Fuller Craft Museum, Inc. | Craft for Kids | $350 | Hart, Francis | A Cultural and Historical Reflection of the 1960s through the Music of The Beatles | $400 | Lyracle, Inc. | Lyracle's 2023-2024 Season | $2,720 | MUSIC Dance.edu | Hip Hop Chair Dance for Seniors! | $500 | MUSIC Dance.edu | I am Autistic I am Fantastic | $580 | Native Plant Trust, Inc. | Plant Communities of Massachusetts | $350 | Porcino, John P. | To Life: Celebrations in Story, Song and Music | $425 | Quincy Art Association | Quincy Arts & Gallery (classes, exhibits, demos etc | $7,500 | Quincy Band Boosters, Ltd. | QNQ Marching Band Competitions | $2,000 | Quincy Choral Boosters Ltd. | Trip to BSO High School Open Rehearsal for QNQ Choral and Band Students | $2,500 | Quincy Choral Society, Ltd. | 2022-2023 Concert Season | $7,000 | Quincy High School Drama Club | QHS Drama Club Spotlight | $2,000 | Quincy Historical Society | Local History in Quincy Schools | $3,000 | Quincy Historical Society | Quincy and the Arts: A Historical Perspective | $4,000 | Quincy Symphony Orchestra, Inc. | Quincy Symphony Orchestra | $10,000 | Rull, Thomas E. | "A Musical Journey Through the Years" | $400 | Sanford Epps, Barbara | Voices of Hope Recovery Choir | $1,500 | Society for the Preservation of New England Antiquities, Inc. | Quincy Revolution: A Family Divided | $2,000 | South Shore Children's Chorus, Corp. | SSCC '22/'23 Season | $2,000 | South Shore Conservatory of Music, Inc. | Multicultural Music for Seniors | $875 | South Shore Young Men's Christian Association | Germantown Cultural Dinners Entertainers | $4,000 | South Shore Young Men's Christian Association | Corn Festival Performers | $2,000 | The United States Naval Shipbuilding Museum Corporation | USNSM operating support | $4,000 | Thomas Crane Public Library | Summer Performers Series | $2,500 |
