Fostering a Rich Cultural Life in Falmouth

What We Do

The Falmouth Cultural Council supports and celebrates creative expression in all forms—funding a variety of cultural programs and ensuring the creative community remains healthy, vibrant, and strong.

Image of Wampanoag cultural dance

L.I.N.K., A Wampanoag Cultural Experience: Kids Teaching Kids

Community Survey

Please tell us what you think are important programming and funding priorities that the Cultural Council will use to evaluate its FY26 grant application by taking our brief survey.

Click on the image to the left, use the QR Code, or click this LINK.

We collected 465 responses at local cultural events in FY25. See what the Falmouth community wanted the Council to fund for FY25 cultural events HERE.

News

  • The Falmouth Cultural Council cordially invites you to a reception honoring the creativity of our FY25 grant recipients. The reception will be held on Saturday, April 19, from 2 to 4 PM in the Cultural Center of the Falmouth Museums on the Green. RSVP with # of guests HERE.

  • The Falmouth Artisan Market seeks artisans for its 16-week juried market. Applications open on March 11 and close on April 1. Applications and updated Policies are HERE. The Falmouth Artisan Market is the local fundraising partner of the Falmouth Cultural Council. This year, it contributed $1,300 to our grant awards.

  • Check in frequently to see an up-to-date list of cultural programs on our Calendar page. If you are a current or former grant recipient, please submit your event HERE.

Cape Symphony Presents: Community Dance (Photo Credit: Paul Blackmore)

FY25 Grant Recipients

Congratulations to our 2025 grant recipients! A total of $20,000 was awarded for 29 projects, 26 of which are free or low-cost; 12 are being held in Falmouth’s libraries or schools, 12 projects celebrate cultural diversity, and 9 are first-time applicants.

Explore the World of Music: Tell Your Story

Kim Moberg

The ZYG 808

Pranav Swaroop Bettagere

Music at the Table

Live music is provided by the Cultural Council at A Place at the Table, the free lunch program at St. Barnabas Church. Tuesdays, 11:30 AM – 12:30 PM. All are welcome. For information on all of the Council’s Initiatives, click HERE

Natalia Bonfini playing guitar

Natalia Bonfini

We are pleased to announce that Music at the Table has received a generous grant from the Kathryn Goodman Foundation, as well as numerous community donations. These funds allow the Council to pay the musicians’ stipend for the Tuesday lunch for the remainder of 2025. Music at the Table is the Council’s outreach program for our unhoused community members.

We have been asked to provide this music outreach program at the Thursday lunch as well. Please help us reach this goal.

If you’d like to contribute to this project, please donate HERE

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