Merrimac Cultural Council
Our Purpose
The Merrimac Cultural Council supports community-based Arts, Humanities and Interpretive Science events with funding allocated to us by the Massachusetts Cultural Council. We favor local applicants with established venues or sponsors. We hope to fund arts-related projects whenever feasible, and encourage new applicants or projects of particular interest to our local community. When reviewing applicants we also consider local needs, community involvement, and diversity.
Application Process
- To apply, type and sign an application, then send three copies to the Merrimac Cultural Council, Town Hall, 4 School St., Merrimac MA, 01860. Projects that are accepted for funding must be completed within one year of receipt of our acceptance letter. In addition to online applications available through this site, printed applications are available in Merrimac at the Town Hall, the Merrimac Public Library, and Towne Market.
- Projects must be completed within one year from the date of the acceptance letter.
- The web site for online applications is www.massculturalcouncil.org/applications/lccapp.html
2004 MCC Grant Awards:
- $300 to the Merrimac Cultural Council's Celebration of Spring Festival
- $300 to the Newburyport Choral Society's concert orchestra expense
- $334 to the Pentucket High School for musical concerts and workshops
- $150 to the Open Air Sculpture Group for the 2004 Outdoor Sculpture at Maudslay
- $600 to the Merrimac Community Theater for an August play production
- $465 to Laura Dillingham-Mailman for preservation of the Oral History of Merrimac Seniors
- $250 to the Merrimac Public Library for Judy Pancoast's Kid Pop! August performance
- $350 to the Merrimac Public Library for the Celebration of the New Library
- $300 to Bob Thomas for his inter-generational storytelling of "Generations: Grandma, Vaudeville & Me"
- $300 to Michael Myers for his "Little Hands: A Musical Adventure" performance
- $600 to Project Concern for a hip-hop dance performance