This year, Mass Cultural Council will invest nearly $1 million across 243 schools statewide with grants that support creative learning through the arts, humanities, and sciences, for students of all ages.
Online Meeting | Cultural Districts
Unrestricted grants of $5,000 to Massachusetts artists, culture bearers, and creative practitioners to equitably advance creative expression throughout our diverse communities.
Legislature Invests $18.2M into Cultural Sector through Mass Cultural Council
Harwich Center Cultural District and Harwich Port Cultural District authorized to join vibrant network of 53 state-designated cultural districts across the Commonwealth.
Staff reflect on their time at the premier learning opportunity for promoting the full inclusion of people with disabilities in arts and culture
A monthly round-up of grants, technical assistance resources, and opportunities for creative and cultural organizations
Today the House Committee on Ways and Means released a state budget proposal for the coming fiscal year that calls for investing $16.6 million in the arts, humanities, and sciences through the Mass Cultural Council.
Nearly 700 organizations responding to Mass Cultural Council surveys report more than $264,000,000 in lost revenue since the COVID-19 pandemic began.
The archival collection of Mass Cultural Council's Folk Arts & Heritage Program was transferred to the Massachusetts State Archives.
Some ways you can receive support from the Agency while we await further news on the state budget.
A monthly round-up of grants, technical assistance resources, and opportunities for creative and cultural organizations
Resources for cities and towns administering the Local Cultural Council Program
Mass Cultural Council is thrilled to receive level funding in FY21.
Workshop
Funding to help festival programmers meet the needs of producing, promoting, and developing audiences.
Urge the Conferees to retain the highest possible funding recommendation for arts & culture
Bobbitt, currently the Artistic Director of the New Repertory Theatre in Watertown, MA, will officially join the Agency on February 1, 2021, thereby becoming the most senior cultural official in the Commonwealth.
COVID-19 has devastated the arts and cultural sector. No more gigs. No more plays. No more gallery showings. Still, as they usually do, artists are finding ways to make and share their art with the world.
Our three-year plan outlines internal and external steps we will take to support and encourage an anti-racist cultural sector in the Commonwealth.
