Plainville Cultural Council
The Plainville Cultural Council’s mission is to approve events for the town of Plainville MA. These events are sponsored and governed by the State Cultural Council.
We serve the town of Plainville MA. and its surrounding community. We base our funding decisions on events that will be of interest to all Residents (individuals, families and seniors).
Contact
Lisa Nelson, Chair
culturalcouncil@plainville.ma.us
617-571-7263
Address
142 South Street
Plainville, MA 02762-1917
Connect on Social
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FY22 Allocation
$6,500
FY22 Local Priorities
Plainville Cultural Council will accept online applications only.
Applications are considered with the following priorities in mind:
- Projects that are innovative, collaborative, and creative.
- Projects that address a community need or reach an underserved population.
- Community-based programs and events.
Other considerations:
- Grant awards typically range between $100 and $500. Larger grants are awarded by discretion of the Council.
- Plainville-based applicants are given preference.
- Each applicant must have the venue approved before submission and supply that information on the application form.
- There will be a limit of three consecutive years for the same project to be submitted for PLCC funding by an applicant. However, the Council will carefully scrutinize repeat requests. Such proposals should include sources of support to show the project is not dependent solely on Council funding.
- To reapply for a consecutive project, include information including date of last event, and the number of people who attended the event.
www.plainville.ma.us/local-ma-cultural-council/news/cultural-council-survey
FY22 Local Guidelines
Preference will be given to applicants who:
- have a local contact
- have a site for their program/project
- have a date
- cite the approximate number of Plainville residentsthat will benefit from the program
Plainville Cultural Council encourages local residents to apply for grants.
How Grant Recipients Are Paid
Direct Grants
FY22 Funding List
| Name | Project Title | Amount |
|---|---|---|
| Friends of the Plainville Public Library, Inc. | MUSEUM OF SCIENCE LIBRARY PASS | $600 |
| Plainville Parks Department | Summer Rec Field Trip | $1,500 |
| Easton Children's Museum, Inc. | Science Fun at the Campsite | $300 |
| Attleboro Community Theatre, Inc. | "Picasso at the Lapin Agile" a one act play written by Steve Martin | $100 |
| Jay Mankita | Maker Space Build-Along: Chain Reactions! | $500 |
| Plainville Public Library | Teddy Bear Picnic with music by Cindy Tuminelli | $250 |
| Plainville Public Library | Nature Craft with Pamela Boutin-Coviella for Craft Camp Week at the Library | $200 |
| Plainville Historical Commission | The iC4K series E interactive technology equipment | $500 |
| Plainville Public Library | Hands on Geography with Carol Cohen | $175 |
| Plainville Public Library | Animal Adventures | $180 |
| Plainville Public Library | The Fairy Tailor presented by Sarah Nolen through the Puppet Showplace Theater Th | $275 |
| Plainville Public Library | Story Time visit with The Tower Princess and her Friend | $150 |
| Plainville Public Library | Summer Family Concerts from the Plainville Library at Telford Park featuring Rockabye Beats | $250 |
| Steven M. Hurlbut | Jumpin' Juba summer concert for Plainville Library | $200 |
| Plainville Public Library | Family Community Concert at Telford Park with the Cool Banana Wig Band | $400 |
| Jay Mankita | Maker Space Build-Along: Stick-eometry! | $500 |
| King Philip Music Association, Inc. | Summer Lesson Program | $600 |
| Museum of American Bird Art at Mass Audubon | Nature in Your Neighborhood | $300 |
| Plainville Public Library | Community Concert with Toe Jam Puppet Band | $395 |
| Plainville Public Library | Ukulele and You presented by Don Rovero | $227 |
