Stow Cultural Council Awards Grants for 2022
STOW: The Stow Cultural Council is proud to announce the 2022 winners of grant funding for local arts and humanities activities that enrich the Stow community. This diverse group of projects, performances, and events deepen and enhance the cultural life of the Town and the immediate area, bringing enjoyment and cultural enrichment for residents of all ages.
FY2022 grantees include:
FY2022 grantees include:
- Nashoba FIRST Robotics Team #1768, $500
- Pamela Means, Power of the Protest Song: Our Shared History & Present Day Struggles, $425
- Anna-Celestrya Carr, Cultural Appreciation with Arts and Crafts, $600
- Steven M. Hurlbut, Jumpin' Juba Senior Concert, $350
- Clear Path for Veterans New England, Art from the Heart, $375
- Nashoba Symphonic Band, $500
- Sounds of Stow, Sounds of Stow 2021-2022 Concert Season, $500
- Nashoba Friends of Drama, Spring Musical, $500
- Brooke Lindsay, The Howler - literary magazine at NRHS, $750
- Abigail Morgan, Art as Activism, $1000
- Randall Library, Summer Reading 2022 & Year-Round Library Diversity Programming, $1348
The Stow Cultural Council’s mission is to create a closer-knit community in Stow by sponsoring and supporting activities and events that bring the diverse elements of our community together for enjoyment and cultural enrichment. The SCC is seeking to fund projects that will bring together parts of the community that do not often interact in their day-to-day life. We feel that a wide variety of cultural events can be used to foster understanding between the various groups in town through experiencing events together, working together on projects, and sharing stories about Stow’s history.