Date Posted: August 26, 2024
Congratulations to the August 2024 recipients of Mosaic Lowell’s Mini Grants program! We are excited to watch the accomplishments of these initiatives!
Meg Smith for the first Poe in Lowell Festival on October 19-20, 2024. Poe in Lowell is an annual festival that celebrates Poe’s place in Lowell’s history and contributing to Lowell as a destination-oriented place for travel, while empowering Lowellians of all ages to explore and express their creativity.
Nino Gordeladze for Euclidian Air, a collaborative project with Lowell resident aerialist Elizabeth Nelson. This project aims to create a series of 3 to 10 digital images that capture Elizabeth in poses inspired by Euclidean geometry. The final images will be on display at Gallery Z.
Sayon Soeun to learn to play the Khmer dulcimer from Master Musician Chomroeun You, and to carry on this traditional instrument and art form with the intention to teach future generations.
The UMass Lowell Music Department to support the John Stowell Residency. This project supported internationally renowed guitartist John Stowell to visit UMass Lowell for a masterclass in guitar playing and jazz improvisation and an evening concernt. Both events will be free and open to the public.
About the Mini Grants Program
The Mini Grants program awards up to $1,000 to each recipient. Applications are reviewed and awarded on a quarterly basis. Mosaic Lowell expects to award 4-7 mini grants per cycle. Individuals, unincorporated groups, businesses, and nonprofit organizations in every artistic and creative discipline are eligible to apply. Grant applications are accepted on a rolling basis.
The deadline for the next round of grant decisions is 11:59 PM on October 31st. Visit here for more information.