Get Involved

Make a hands-on impact by volunteering with the Cambridge Arts Council! Whether you’re passionate about event planning, enjoy working with people, or have special skills to offer, we have a variety of opportunities for you to get involved:

Specialized Skills: Do you have expertise in specialized areas like fundraising or photography? Let us know how you’d like to contribute!

Event Assistance: Help us bring our events to life, from setting up and welcoming attendees to assisting with artist booths or performances.

Volunteer for Specific Events:

Annual Winter Gala: Support the success of our biggest fundraiser by volunteering for decorations, auction logistics, or guest services.

How to Get Started

Partner with us to make a lasting impact on the arts in our community! Sponsoring an event or program with the Cambridge Arts Council provides valuable exposure for your organization while demonstrating your commitment to fostering creativity and cultural enrichment.

Sponsor an Event: Gain visibility by sponsoring one of our signature events, such as Midwest Fire Fest, or the Earth, Wood and Fire Tour, the Summer Concert Series, the Winter Concert Series, or our Winter Winter Gala. 

Program Sponsorships: Support specific initiatives, such as youth art programs, artist workshops, or public art projects.

Customized Opportunities: We’re happy to work with you to create a sponsorship package tailored to your goals and priorities.

Benefits of Sponsorship:

• Recognition on our website, event materials, and social media.

• Opportunities to engage with the community directly.

• A meaningful way to give back to Cambridge while supporting local artists and creators.

Support the arts in Cambridge by making a donation to the Cambridge Arts Council. Your generosity helps us:

• Host free and low-cost events for the community, like the Summer and Winter Concert Series.

• Support local artists through events like the Earth, Wood and Fire Tour and Midwest Fire Fest.

• Fund art education programs for youth and adults.

• Bring more public art installations to our community spaces.