Attleboro Cultural Council
The Attleboro Cultural Council is comprised of resident volunteers with a passion for our city. We encourage you to be involved as a volunteer or an applicant. Please find more information on our website www.attleboroculturalcouncil.org or by Liking us on Facebook www.facebook.com/Attleboroculturalcouncil
Contact
Jennifer Keating
[email protected]
508-223-2222
Address
Attleboro City Hall
77 Park Street
Attleboro, MA 02703-2334
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Application Information
FY27 Allocation
$40,800
FY27 Local Priorities
Priority is given to programs that directly serve primarily City of Attleboro residents.
Priority is given to programs that create a lasting impact on the City of Attleboro.
Priority is given to programs focused on City of Attleboro revitalization efforts.
Priority is given to free or low-cost programs or events.
Priority is given to applicants who provide a letter of support from the program venue or organization with whom they are working.
Priority is given to applicants who provide written confirmation of program location and date.
FY27 Local Guidelines
Grant requests are limited to a maximum of $10,000 per application.
Applicants are required to state the impact that the program will have on the residents of Attleboro.
Capital expenditure requests will be considered.
Grant requests are limited to two grant applications per organization.
If the organization is submitting a funding request for a program that was funded in prior years, applicants must provide information on program impact, attendance, and/or growth.
Funding requests for field trips will be considered.
Food expense requests will not be considered.
General operating expense requests will not be considered.
Programs must be completed within the 2027 calendar year (Jan 1-Dec 31).
How Grant Recipients Are Paid
Reimbursement Grants
FY26 Funding List
| Name | Project Title | Amount |
|---|---|---|
| Applefield, Janet | Combatting Hate and Prejudice | $450 | Astronomical Society of Southern New England, Inc. | Support astronomy programming in Southeastern Massachusetts | $250 | Attleboro Area Industrial Museum, Inc. | Voices of Industry: Attleboro Oral Histories (1975–2025) | $2,000 | Attleboro Community Theatre, Inc. | Partial Funding of Attleboro Community Theatre's 68th Season | $2,500 | Attleboro Council on Aging | Living Legacy Mural | $1,750 | Attleboro Early Intervention | Yoga and Music for KDC's Attleboro Early Intervention Program | $1,225 | Attleboro Public School System | A Night to Discover, APS Student Learning & Community Partnership Showcase | $2,747 | Bridgewater Antiphonal Brass Society, Inc. | Old Fashioned Band Concert | $900 | City of Attleboro | Makers Festival | $2,750 | City of Attleboro | Attleboro Holiday Happening | $600 | City of Attleboro | Capron Park Zoo Conservation Graphic Updates | $1,000 | Hatch, Brian | Riverwalk Arts | $1,000 | Healing Options for Posttraumatic Experiences - Hope, Inc. | Project Earth Spring Cleaning: Community Clean up and Potluck Gathering | $750 | Healing Options for Posttraumatic Experiences - Hope, Inc. | Foraging, Feasting, and Friends | $1,000 | Homebrewed Theatre Company | Homebrewed Keeps it Weird | $800 | Illuminate Creative & Theatrical Arts Company, Inc. | Shakespeare in the Skate Park 2026 | $1,000 | Illuminate Creative & Theatrical Arts Company, Inc. | Illuminate's Free Puppet Program | $2,000 | Irvin A. Studley Elementary School | Field Trip to Plimoth Pawtuxet Museum | $1,600 | Jewelry City Steampunk Festival, Inc. | Jewelry City Steampunk Festival 2026 | $2,500 | Lappen, Henry | Henry the Juggler Performance | $450 | Lewis - Parks, Andrew | The Coffee House | $595 | M.M.A.S., Inc. | Mass Arts Center partnership with Attleboro Council on Aging | $750 | MUSIC Dance.edu | Hip Hop SQUARE Dance for Seniors! | $500 | Mankita, Jay | Traveling Makerspace: Chain Reactions | $600 | Massachusetts Educational Theater Guild, Inc. | The Massachusetts High School Drama Festival | $1,000 | Newman, Howard | Musical Baseball Show | $400 | Philippine-American Mainstream Advocacy for Non-Partisan Associations, Inc. | 2026 Philippine Independence Day Festival & Parade | $2,500 | Porcino, John P. | To Life! Celebrations in Story, Song and Music | $485 | Roche, Kimberlyn | Social Justice Book Club | $900 | Roundabout Productions, Inc. | The Tempest | $2,000 | Southeastern Massachusetts Arts Collaborative, Corp. | Southeastern Massachusetts Wind Symphony | $300 | The Attleboro Museum, Inc. | High Art Exhibition: "Revolutionary Art" | $250 | The Attleboro Museum, Inc. | Focus on the Past Exhibition at the Attleboro Arts Museum | $1,100 | Triboro Youth Theatre, Inc. | Partial Funding of Triboro Youth Theatre's 30th Season of Shows | $2,250 | Waterman, Jon | Live Music Making History Live - The Railroad in Song | $500 | York, Matt | This is a musical presentation in which I perform songs and tell stories about The Highwaymen (Johnny Cash, Willie Nelson, Kris Kristofferson and Waylon Jennings). It is a free concert open to the public. I also think it’s a subject that would be of interest to a wide swath of the town’s residents. The performance I do combines some of The Highwaymen's most iconic songs with some stories about their careers. This two-minute video goes a long way towards explaining this https://youtu.be/6vWzMhmFfIQ. My website www.mattyorksongsandstories.com has a lot more info. | $500 | Young Men's Christian Association of Attleborough | Cultural & STEM Intersection Program | $750 |
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