Cultural Council

Meetings

Cultural Council meetings are open to the public and a place to share resident and community comments about current and future NACC activities. Community volunteers are welcome to attend and get involved with the town's culture.

  • 3rd Monday of the month at 7 p.m., unless specified 
  • Department of Public Works Conference Room, 49 Whiting St., North Attleborough, MA

Agendas & Minutes

Agendas are available prior to the meetings. Minutes are available following approval.

View Most Recent Agendas and Minutes

Members

  • Ralph DiMarco, Chairperson
  • Kali DiMarco
  • Reverend Stephen A. Trimble
  • Nadge Edmond
  • Kristin Blye
  • Hazel Peavey
  • Roy Landry

Mission Statement

Culture works through the arts, humanities, and sciences to enrich communities, grow the economy, increase accessibility, and foster individual creativity.

The North Attleborough Cultural Council (NACC) is a grassroots organizationsponsored by the Massachusetts Cultural Council that aims to advance the community's creativity and quality of life.

The North Attleborough Cultural Council pursues our mission through grants, education, special events, community initiatives, and generous people like you.

We believe in the power of culture.

Council Goals

The North Attleborough Cultural Council organizes the annual Paint North Attleborough Beautiful event and the Summer Concert Series. We create community engagement activities aligned with our four key goals.

  • Enrich the community with town pride
  • Grow the economy
  • Provide accessibility to arts and grants
  • Foster individual creativity

Grants

The largest grassroots cultural funding network in the nation, the Local Cultural Council (LCC) Program enriches the cultural life of all cities and towns in Massachusetts. Led by municipally appointed volunteers, LCCs award $7.5 million every year, supporting 7,500 cultural programs that include everything from field trips to lectures, festivals, and dance performances. Each year, the North Attleborough Cultural Council (a registered LCC) uses a strict guideline developed by the state and town and reviews grant applications to decide on funding that benefits town residents.