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  Our collaboration—the Mystic Musical Fences
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  Is there an open space in your neighborhood that would benefit from community art? Apply for a grant!
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  Rainworks Haiku—a new public art project.
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  We love the humanities and interpretive sciences! Writers, scholars, thinkers step forward!
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  Public events like West Medford Open Studios allow local artists to share their talents.
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  Public art enlivens Medford's streetscape.
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  Diverse traditions contribute to Medford's cultural life.
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  Cultural activities bring together families, friends, neighbors, people!
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  Art Banner in Medford Square.
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  Arts and cultural programs give all of us access to the creative experience.
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  Use #MedfordArts to tag your posts about our thriving cultural scene.
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  We received recognition at the Massachusetts State House for our work.
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  The Medford Arts & Culture Summit was a huge success! We look forward to continuing the public conversation about the future.
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  More than 70 people representing 40+ organizations participated in the Medford Arts & Culture Summit.
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  Learn more about our grantmaking in our "Funding Matters" report.

The Medford Arts Council is a city-appointed commission of volunteers working to promote excellence, access, education, and diversity in local public arts and cultural programming. On an annual cycle we offer grants to community members, artists, writers, performers, instructors, cultural organizations, and others seeking to engage the Medford public. With our funding and leadership, we make a difference in many ways and support the vibrancy of Medford

• Congratulations to our 2019 Grant Recipients.

• Coming this summer: Electrical Switch Box Landscapes

• Check out our meeting schedule.

• We need new members! That could be YOU! Read more about our work.

• New public art, the Mystic Musical Fences at Macdonald Park: read about the project here.

• Learn about other recent public art projects in Medford.

• ARTS COLLABORATIVE Medford seeks to turn an unused building into a community arts center. We need your help with funding.

• Our community input survey taught us a lot. Read about what we learned.

• Medford City Hall has an exhibition program for local artists.