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Grants to organizations (including schools) to fund festivals, projects, residencies, and other cultural activities in the arts, humanities, and sciences.

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Massachusetts State House

A full timeline for the FY21 budget process is not yet available. It is unclear what processes the House and Senate will use to convene in formal sessions to safely have this important debate.

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The Maria inside the barn.

Shipwright and National Heritage Fellow Harold A. Burnham and his son, Alden Burnham, work on a wooden boat restoration

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Giles Li

Culture elevates the quality of life and well-being in our communities. It is also vital to a “Sense of Place,” our deepest connections to the places where we live, work, and visit. Watch Giles Li, Boston Chinatown Neighborhood Center Executive Director, discuss "A Sense of Place" at the Mass Cultural Council Institute earlier this year.

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photo of 7 singers and musicians seated on a stage performing, the lighting is dim and dramatic

Grants to Massachusetts nonprofit and municipal performing arts centers to spend on touring shows or touring artist fees

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David Slatery

David T. Slatery, Deputy Executive Director, Mass Cultural Council David T. Slatery has served as Mass Cultural Council’s Deputy Executive Director since 2012.  Under the Executive Director, Dave provides executive leadership and support and counsel to the Agency and Council Members. He also serves as Chief Legal Officer for the Agency. A graduate of Allegheny College and University of Chicago Law School who spent his early career working in business law, Dave developed an appreciation for arts and culture administration while working on affordable housing projects for artists in 1994-2005 while he was General Counsel and Senior Executive Vice President of MassDevelopment, ...

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photo of half a dozen youth musicians playing string instruments tucked under their chins.

Grants of $5,000 for school-based projects that foster creative learning experiences in the arts, sciences, and humanities for K-12 students

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