Lakeville Arts Council
The Lakeville Arts Council’s (LAC) ongoing mission is to encourage and support the arts as a vital part of our community.
The Arts allow us to become who we can be. Imagine the world without music, dance, literature or art. The Lakeville Arts Council strives to support all forms of art within our community so everyone can experience the arts in it’s many diverse forms.
The LAC accomplishes our mission through various programs through- out the calendar year.
Our main event is the Lakeville Arts & Music Festival, in its 18th year, is FREE to the community and a celebration of the arts and culture in the southeastern region of Massachusetts. For other events please check our website or email us at Lakeville.Arts.Council@hotmail.com.
Contact
lakeville.arts.council@hotmail.com
508-763-3008
Address
346 Bedford Street
Lakeville, MA 02347-2150
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Application Information
FY24 Allocation
$8,000
FY24 Local Priorities
The Lakeville Arts Council will give priority to projects that serve Lakeville youth or Lakeville seniors and/or the Lakeville community as a whole.
Projects MUST take place during the calendar year (January 2024 – December 2024).
In addition to the state criteria, applications will be evaluated by how well the program meets our local guidelines as follows:
*Funding priority is given to Lakeville artists and organizations.
*Programs of artists or organizations outside Lakeville which will benefit
Lakeville residents are also considered and will be asked to be scheduled
at the Lakeville Public Library through the Library Director or Children’s Librarian and/or the Senior Center or at other Lakeville venues.
•Community involvement:
Required on application:
•Evidence of prior service and dedication of the applicant via a letter of recommendation(s).
•If teaching is involved, evidence of the craft/art/talent via images attached as supplemental materials and/or a listed website and/or link to view the evidence.
FY24 Local Guidelines
Information not provided
How Grant Recipients Are Paid
Reimbursement Grants
FY24 Funding List
Name | Project Title | Amount |
---|---|---|
Easton Children's Museum, Inc. | Waves, Sound, and Light | $300 | First Unitarian Universalist Society of Middleborough | Spring Jazz Concert | $500 | Lakeville Council on Aging | COA 4th of July Celebration | $300 | Lakeville Council on Aging | Bela Sarkozy, COA Thanksgiving Luncheon 2024 | $200 | Lakeville Council on Aging | Drums Alive at the Lakeville COA | $400 | Lakeville Council on Aging | April Fool's Day, Illusions with Lyn Dillies | $350 | Lakeville Council on Aging | Lakeville COA Christmas Luncheon | $400 | Lakeville Garden Club | Book, Art, & Blooms, VI | $500 | Lakeville Public Library | Teen Needle Felted Foxes with Pop Up Art School | $375 | Lakeville Public Library | Gollywobbles | $600 | Lakeville Public Library | A Visit from Mary Poppins | $800 | Lakeville Public Library | AbraKidabra Magic by Mike Bent | $400 | Lakeville Public Library | Felted Countryside with Pop Up Art School | $450 | Lakeville Public Library | Paint Night with Elsie Goldstein | $375 | Lakeville Public Library | Why So Famous? with Art For Your Mind | $200 | Lakeville Public Library | The Awesome Robb Magic Show | $600 | Lappen, Henry | Henry the Juggler Performance | $450 | Lovett, Andrea | Once Upon A Generation Intergenerational Program | $692 | Parisi, Rita | Gothic Ghost Tales by Candlelight | $525 | Soule Homestead Education Center | Music and Events at Soule | $692 | Theatre One Productions, Inc. | Slice of Life New Works | $300 |