The Wellfleet Cultural Council recently announced the recipients of their 2015 grants. This year's $7,500 in funding marked the largest amount ever awarded by the council.
Funds for the grants were provided by the Massachusetts Cultural Council ($4,300) and the Town of Wellfleet ($2,000).
The 25 recipients represent a wide array of organizations and individuals. The council supports the work of individual artists as well as local art groups, non-profits and community and cultural groups.
Every three years the council seeks input from the community which is used to develop annual priorities. For 2015, the priorities included dance, the local and global environment, literature and poetry and music. Programs for or created by adolescents were also given priority status, according to the WCC website.
The 2015 recipients are:
"We were impressed with the diversity and quality of this year’s applicants and congratulate all of the winners," said Wellfleet Cultural Council Co-Chair Michelle Olem.
The council will host a grantee reception in the spring to honor the recipients.
For more information about the Wellfleet Cultural Council, visit their website here and their Facebook page here.
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