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Several regional grant receptions will be held to honor a new round of nearly $9.3 million in Mass. Cultural Facilities Fund grants and to thank the many state elected officials who have made this program possible. The events will include remarks, refreshments, and lots of time for networking.
Online Meeting
Join us in Boston for a panel discussion and a few break-out rooms
Ideas for providing a more inclusive experience
Culture Chat
Thank you to the Massachusetts House of Representatives for their continued support!
Members of the Community Initiative Team reflect on their experiences of the power of culture at work in cities and towns across the Commonwealth.
The Foster Families Pilot Program is a one-year pilot that connects Western Massachusetts Department of Children and Families offices and social workers with a contact person at participating cultural organizations in their region.
A homeless man is curled up asleep on the grate by the theater. He’s there every night. Addicts hang out in the alley by the stage door. Theatergoers look away as they pass, annoyed by the intrusion on their lovely evening. Mandy Precious works at the theater. She doesn’t look away. She invites them in.
Including a launch of a re-application process for current grantees and an introduction of Equity Impact Points
Senate approves Mass Cultural Council’s $20M spending request
Congratulations to Ailin Sha from Boston Latin School
The weather on the Cape and Islands may be getting crispier than a bag of Cape Cod Chips but the arts and cultural happenings continue to heat up.
The process of making custom tallises reveals the power they hold as personal and ritual objects for religious Jews.
Understanding the environment of artist workspaces in Massachusetts is being revisited at Mass Cultural Council.
Patricia James-Perry and her children are highly-skilled artists whose work draws inspiration from the skills and craftsmanship of their Wampanoag ancestors.
Developed through our work with the Creative Youth Development National Partnership
Who is invited to come through your front door? Is hospitality ever a radical act? How does an organization go above and beyond architectural legislation? How can accessibility be affordable? Register for one of these information sessions.
