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A State agency dedicated to preserving and expanding the rich and diverse cultural resources of New York. | 300 Park Avenue South, 10th Floor | New York, NY 10010 | (212) 459-8800

Emmanuel Music is a Boston-based ensemble of singers and instrumentalists founded in 1970 by Craig Smith to perform the complete sacred cantatas of J.S. Bach. Emmanuel Music continues to perform cycles of large-scale and chamber works by Bach, Handel, Mozart, Schubert, Brahms, Debussy, Haydn, Schoenberg, and Schumann, Medelssohn, Wolf, Weill under Artistic Director Ryan Turner.

Our mission is to nurture, support and promote culture in Medfield

Rockbridge Area Conservation Council, promoting the wise stewardship of natural resources and cultural heritage in Rockbridge County Virginia.

The Arts Council of Brownwood is organized for the purpose of promoting the arts, facilitating fine arts activities, encouraging coordination between organizations, fostering the arts, and creating cultural tourism in Brownwood.

hireCulture - a free, searchable database of arts, humanities, and science employment opportunities in Massachusetts

The Cape Ann Symphony is a flourishing regional orchestra, acknowledged as one if the finest in the country. Our 2017-2018 Season runs from September to May. Join us in celebrating the joy of music!

The Nature Connection brings the healing power of nature to people with limited or no access to the outside world: at-risk youth; elders; and people with disabilities.

Massachusetts Cultural Council

Michelle Samour is a multi-media artist whose installations, drawings and handmade paperworks explore the intersections between science, technology and the natural world. Samour resides in Boston, Massachusetts and is on the faculty of The School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston (SMFA).

Massachusetts Cultural Council's Keepers of Tradition: Art and Folk Heritage in Massachusetts - an online collection celebrating the many cultural traditions that coexist in Massachusetts.

Joshua Winer is an award winning artist specializing in murals, mosaics, mobiles and works of public art. He is nationally recognized for his architectural murals, historical murals, community murals and residential murals. He has also created mosaic murals for schools, libraries, and cultural centers from a variety of materials including Italian glass, Mexican smalti, and handmade ceramic tiles. Over the last twenty years, he has created hundreds of works of art in Boston, Massachusetts, as well as in cities across the United States, including Wayne Michigan, Ottawa Illinois, and San Diego California. For ten years he has been working as a decorative painter at Chateau Picomtal in the French Alps, creating painted finishes including faux-bois, faux marble, stencils, murals, and mural restoration. In addition, Joshua Winer is an educator who teaches classes in Mural Design and Painting, Trompe L'Oeil Painting, and Mosaics at universities and colleges of art and design. He also works as an Artist-in-Residence and as a Visiting Artist in schools throughout New England, creating murals, mosaics and mobiles with students of all ages.

Burrinja is a community focused cultural centre offering a broad range of arts and cultural experiences that encompass art, Indigenous art, music and theatre.