Forum | Grants for Creative Individuals
This new, honorary position is intended to promote poetry and creative expression across the state
$475K from the National Endowment for the Art's CARES Act allocation will be awarded to 74 CYD programs statewide.
We are all grappling with the unprecedented and rapidly changing challenges presented by COVID-19. Here are some steps Mass Cultural Council is taking.
For Mass Cultural Council to receive a level funding recommendation during a global pandemic that has financially devastated the economy – including our cultural sector – is truly significant.
Dig into the creative, innovative work of Massachusetts artists
A monthly round-up of grants, technical assistance resources, and opportunities for creative and cultural organizations
Let’s take action to dismantle systemic racism and the legacy of white privilege.
History of the LCC Program
Who loses when government walks away from the arts, humanities, and sciences?
The arts and culture are essential to our health and our economy. This was the consensus at the conclusion of an online Town Hall Forum with Congressman Jim McGovern, presented by Mass Cultural Council and the Worcester Cultural Coalition.
The Public Health Institute of Western Massachusetts released its findings from Phase I of the pilot which launched in January 2020 in Springfield and Berkshire County.
Agency poised to award $38M in grants to the creative and cultural sector in FY24
The FY25 CFF application is anticipated to open in the fall
All stakeholders are encourage to submit their written testimony to the Committee on Tourism, Arts & Cultural Development.
Mass Cultural Council is seeking to secure $20M for the cultural sector in FY22.
The governing board of the Mass Cultural Council has approved the Fall River Waterfront Cultural District. This state designation will help stimulate new arts and cultural activity and attract creative businesses for the City.
The Agency has written state leaders on Beacon Hill to express concerns about the dismantling of federal agencies
This anti-racism course is open to arts and culture leaders committed to building intersectional racial equity
Position the arts and culture sector as a visible, recognized resource and an essential partner in problem solving across the Commonwealth
