A standing list of links showcasing some of the funding, services, and resources available to support the dynamic work of creative and cultural organizations
Local Cultural Councils Reimagine Their Role in Community-wide Planning
Pending necessary approvals on Beacon Hill, the Commonwealth stands poised to make a $69.3M investment of new public funds into the cultural sector through Mass Cultural Council.
This figure equals the line item appropriation the Governor proposed in his original H2 budget bill in January – prior to the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic.
$7.5M in grants for cultural programming will be made in cities and towns across the state
It has been my greatest honor to have worked alongside all of you for the past 13 years.
A monthly round-up of grants, technical assistance resources, and opportunities for creative and cultural organizations
Through our podcast we showcase examples of innovation and leadership in our sector, and provide a space for folks working in the arts and culture realm to hear about what’s happening “under the hood” in organizations and communities across the Commonwealth.
Creative & Cultural Sector to Receive $25M+ in FY24 Spending Plan
As the state re-opens and recovery from COVID-19 continues, Regional Tourism Councils will be a key partner in getting the creative economy back on its feet.
As part of our equity work, the Agency is providing educational resources for inclusive hiring processes
Executive Director Anita Walker's remarks at MASSCreative’s 2019 Arts Advocacy Day: I just read about a new book that contends “the bright side has been denied the attention it deserves.” That’s not because there isn’t plenty of bright side. I’m looking at it…all of you...filling this hall. ...
Because the MA House and Senate each endorsed its own version of the bill, a Conference Committee was appointed to reconcile the two bills and develop a final conference report.
Today Governor Baker released a budget for FY21 that proposes an investment of $16.3M for the arts, humanities, and sciences through the Mass Cultural Council, representing a 9.455% funding reduction from FY20.
Applicant pool for Cultural Sector Recovery Grants shows increased reach
Mass Cultural Council has been tasked with the enormous and amazing direction to equitably invest almost $100M in state dollars into the cultural sector this fiscal year!
Your feedback on our plans for a new artists funding program
Tips on working with the media and other strategies for gaining visibility
FY22 spending plan adopted by governing Council
Legislators are starting the process of determining how to invest these federal funds.