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August 23, 2025
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Mass Cultural Council

Mass Cultural Council Commits $34M in Massachusetts Arts Funding 2026

by John Andrews
Massachusetts takes a bold step forward for creativity and culture. Just recently, the Mass Cultural Council unanimously approved its Fiscal Year 2026 spending plan, dedicating $34 million to strengthen the Commonwealth’s cultural ecosystem. Furthermore, this comprehensive Massachusetts arts funding 2026 initiative will deliver over 2,200 grants totaling $26.2 million directly to artists, organizations, and communities across the state. Why Massachusetts
August 23, 2025
June 27, 2025
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Massachusetts Cultural Facilities Receive $6.5M Investment Boost

by John Andrews
Massachusetts cultural facilities are celebrating a transformative funding opportunity this summer. Furthermore, 74 nonprofit and municipal arts organizations across the state will share $6.5 million in grants. Additionally, this investment promises to strengthen creative spaces that serve communities from Boston to the Berkshires. Understanding Massachusetts Cultural Facilities Funding Impact The Cultural Facilities Fund (CFF) represents a vital lifeline for arts
June 27, 2025
September 13, 2024
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Local Cultural Councils in Beverly, Lynn, Salem, and Peabody: A Guide

by John Andrews
Cover photo by Creative Collective for Salem Jazz and Soul Festival The Massachusetts Cultural Council (MCC) operates a network of local cultural councils across the Commonwealth. These councils award funds to support community-based arts, humanities, and interpretive sciences activities. The program aims to promote and support cultural projects that benefit local communities. Important Note: While this guide focuses on the
September 13, 2024