Mass Cultural Council Spotlight Series: Registered Apprenticeship Program Event Join Mass Cultural Council online on October 1, 2026 at 11:00 am, for this next installation in the Spotlight Series as we host staff from the Executive Office of Labor and Workforce Development for a presentation on the Registered Apprenticeship Program. During the session, we will explore the … [Read more...]
Governor’s Office Exhibition: Made in Mass. 2026
Since 2024, Mass Cultural Council has been proud to partner with the Office of Governor Maura Healey and Lieutenant Governor Driscoll to exhibit Massachusetts artists in the Governor's reception area in the State House. The current exhibition is titled "Made in Mass." and features Pelle Cass (Brookline), Andrew Nixon (Attleboro), and Helena Wurzel (Cambridge). The gallery … [Read more...]
Artist Opportunities Line By Line
Playwright Commission Opportunity: A New Play About Shays' Rebellion The Majestic Theater in West Springfield, MA, invites submissions from playwrights interested in developing an original full-length play about Shays' Rebellion (1786–1787)—a defining yet often underrepresented event in American history that began in Western Massachusetts. Supported by a National Endowment for … [Read more...]
Mass Open Studios Fall 26
Mass Cultural Council believes that the work of artists is essential to our vibrant communities. If you're interested in connecting with creative practitioners in your very own neighborhood, consider attending a nearby open studios event. Check out these open studios in Massachusetts this August through December*. Unless listed as virtual, all events are in-person. If you … [Read more...]
Governor’s Office Exhibition: Pride Month 2026
Since 2024, Mass Cultural Council has been proud to partner with the Office of Governor Maura Healey and Lieutenant Governor Driscoll to exhibit Massachusetts artists in the Governor's reception area in the State House. The current exhibition is in celebration of Pride Month and features three Massachusetts-based artists: Jo Hay (Provincetown), Ashley Jin (Boston), and Rowan … [Read more...]