Hear from staff and partners about aspirations, accomplishments, and lessons learned along the way.
Erin Long via Community Foundation of Western Massachusetts
Why Art Should Imitate the New America
National trends and demographic data shared by Dr. Manuel Pastor continue to resonate with the Boston arts community.
“How New Audiences Came Through our Doors”
The leaders of two Boston-based theaters share what they’ve learned from successful efforts to diversify audiences.
Northeast Energy Program Lifting Economies and Lowering Emissions
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New report shows states participating in most recent phase of regional carbon cap-and-trade are experiencing significant economic benefits while dramatically reducing emissions.
National and Local Supporters Rally Behind Boston’s Disconnected Youth
$810,000 in national funding helps stalled high school graduates jump start their future.
Announcing $10 Million in New Grants
At their June 2015 board meeting, Barr’s trustees approved 33 grants totaling $10 million.
1970s Zoning Calling Your Shots? Not This Boston Suburb
By huge margins, Winchester just voted to change the antiquated zoning laws many Massachusetts towns assume are untouchable.
Boston Digs In To New Report on Social Sector’s Future
After a year-long research effort, Independent Sector has taken its findings on a nationwide tour to spark conversations, new thinking, and new action.
Announcing a New Program Officer for the Arts
Please join Barr in welcoming Jaime Cortez to our arts team.
Bus Rapid Transit May Put “Transit Excellence” in Reach
With our quality of life, economy, and climate all on the line, BRT deserves a closer look.