Marshfield Cultural Council
The mission of Mass Cultural Council and its local cultural council partners is “to promote excellence, access, education, and diversity in the arts, humanities, and interpretive sciences, in order to improve the quality of life for all Massachusetts residents and to contribute to the economic vitality of our communities.
The Marshfield Cultural Council supports the state mission and includes the following guidelines.
The Marshfield Cultural Council holds community input meetings and develops funding priorities based on this feedback in combination with the discussions amongst our Steering Committee. The Marshfield Cultural Council eagerly reviews all applications but we give priority to projects that benefit Marshfield residents.
The Marshfield Cultural Council recognizes that there is a great need for the arts in our town (music, art, humanities) and these will receive priority, however the sciences are not excluded from potential grant awards.
We encourage more programs to occur on evenings and weekends, benefitting the maximum number of residents (working adults included).
We encourage programs with a higher degree of participant interaction and engagement. We are looking for diversity in experiences.
We encourage program opportunities that are multi-sensory.
SUMMARY: We prioritize awards to programming which represents a diversity of audiences, experiences and are scheduled at various times.”
Contact
Steven Biagini
stevenlbiagini@gmail.com
617-755-7474
Address
870 Moraine Street
Marshfield, MA 02050-3462
FY22 Allocation
$10,600
FY22 Local Priorities
APPLICANTS MUST SUBMIT APPLICATIONS ONLINE.
The Marshfield Cultural Council holds community input meetings and develops funding priorities based on this feedback in combination with the discussions amongst our Steering Committee. The Marshfield Cultural Council eagerly reviews all applications but we give priority to projects that benefit Marshfield residents.
The Marshfield Cultural Council recognizes that there is a great need for the arts in our town (music, art, humanities) and these will receive priority, however the sciences are not excluded from potential grant awards.
We encourage more programs to occur on evenings and weekends, benefitting maximum number of residents (working adults included).
We encourage programs with higher degree of participant interaction and engagement. We are looking for diversity in experiences.
We encourage program opportunities that are multi-sensory.
SUMMARY: We prioritize awards to programing which represents a diversity of audiences, experiences and scheduled at various times.
How Grant Recipients Are Paid
Reimbursement Grants
FY22 Funding List
| Name | Project Title | Amount |
|---|---|---|
| Matt York | Songs and Stories - The Highwaymen | $350 |
| Choral Art Society of the South Shore, Inc. | Choral Art Society Winter Holiday Concert | $400 |
| Wendy Gardner-Breindel | Artsy Architects | $329 |
| Ventress Memorial Library | April in Paris: Jazz Concert | $500 |
| Dana Forsythe | Marshfield Mural Project | $1,785 |
| Davis R. Bates III | A Celtic Celebration: An Inter-generational Performance | $500 |
| Marshfield Council on Aging Boosters, Inc. | Senior Center Art Showcases | $950 |
| North and South Rivers Watershed Association, Inc. | Winter Nature Challenge 2022 | $500 |
| Drug Story Theater, Inc. | Filming "The Price You Pay" | $2,046 |
| Marshfield Council on Aging | A Cup of Tea | $650 |
| Mass Audubon South East Region | Nature in Your Neighborhood | $1,060 |
| Talking Information Center, Inc. | TIC Live Radio Theater | $500 |
| South Shore Art Center, Inc. | The Inspired I | $500 |
