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 details to come.

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