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Our eleventh annual Lakeville Arts&Music Festival will place Saturday, October 3, 2015 between 10am-4pm. This is the Council's largest event of the year! Look below and visit our website to view photos of last years event. Two 2015 summer concerts too place on the festival grounds in the center of town on July 7 and July 28. The 2015 "Made In Lakeville" Holiday Craft and Gift sale will take place on Saturday, December 5, at the Senior Center on 1 Deer Road and the Lakeville Public Library at 4 Precinct Street from 10am-3PM.

The mission of the Lakeville Arts Council (LAC) is to support and encourage the arts and culture within our community and surrounding communities. This is accomplished through the events we sponsor and organize completely through volunteerism. The largest event is the annual Lakeville Arts&Music Festival in it's 14th year. At this rain or shine event we encourage the participation of young and old as artists, crafters, musicians, all types of performers, local food vendors such as church organizations and other. We also provide space for non-profit entities to share information such as the Soule Homestead, Humane Society & Shelter South Coast, Nine Lives "No Kill" Cat Shelter, and the Kennedy-Donovan Center to mention a few. Municipal entity such as the Town Clerk participates to enable citizens to register to vote also participates in voting years. We also offer 3 free concerts on Tuesday evenings in July and a holiday gift and a craft event in early December for crafters to participate and all shoppers to continue their holiday purchases.

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Lakeville Arts Council 346 Bedford Street Lakeville, MA 02347-2116 508/763-3008

In order to apply for an LCC grant, applicants must meet all eligibility and criteria requirements of the LCC Program.

For more detailed information, refer to the full LCC Program Guidelines (PDF).

The Lakeville Arts Council will give priority to projects that serve Lakeville youth or Lakeville elderly (or the Lakeville community as a whole). Projects MUST take place during the calendar year (January 2019 - December 2019) following the October application deadline in 2018. In addition to the state criteria, applications will be evaluated using the following review criteria: •How well the program meets our local priorities: Funding priority is given to Lakeville artists and organizations. Programs of artists or organizations outside Lakeville which will benefit Lakeville residents are also considered and will be asked to be scheduled at the Lakeville Public Library through a Council member. • Community involvement. Required on application: •Evidence of prior service and dedication of the applicant via a letter of recommendation. •If teaching is involved, evidence of the craft/art/talent via images attached as supplemental materials.

An online application will be available September 1.

FY 2019

Name	Project	Project title	Amount
Lakeville COA	Arts	Dan Clark the "Singing Trooper"	$500
Lakeville Public Library	Arts	Wicked Good Henna	$375
Lakeville Public Library	Arts	Todd the Magician	$500
Lakeville Public Library	Arts	A Ballooniverse of Stories	$500
Lakeville Public Library	Arts	Mr. Vinny's Shadow Puppet Show	$400
Lakeville Public Library	Arts	Showcase of Local Storytellers	$300
Lakeville Public Library	Arts	A Year of Selfies	$150
Lakeville Public Library	Arts	Discover the Owls of New England	$320
Lakeville Public Library	Arts	Learn Ukulele	$375
Lappen, Henry	Arts	Henry the Juggler Performance	$425
Mayflower Camerata	Arts	2 Area Performances of Haydn's “Te Deum”, Symphony	$500
Old Colony Highlanders Pipe Band	Arts	OCHPB	$100
Soule Homestead Education Center	Arts	Soule Homestead Harvest Fair	$476
Theatre One Productions	Arts	Slice of Life New Works	$300

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