Community Arts Advocates

A nonprofit arts organization cultivating ongoing fundamental relationships between artists and communities by celebrating self-expression as a basic human right essential for the healthy growth of youth, individuals and communities.

PO Box 300112, Jamaica Plain, MA 02130-0030

Telephone: 617-522-3407 TTY/MA RELAY 800-439-2370

Email: info@communityartsadvocates.org

www.CommunityArtsAdvocates.org

Street Arts and Buskers Advocates

Performance Locations
Historical References
Artists Directory
Legal Citations
Links

www.BuskersAdvocates.org

Stephen Baird

Concerts and Festival Performances
Children Performances
Lectures and Workshops
Nonprofit Management and Services
Arts and Artists Advocacy

www.StephenBaird.org

Monarch Butterfly
Art and Conservation Workshop

A Monarch Butterfly symbolic migration
program linking art,
environment, and communities.

Program details HERE
Jamaica Plain Arts Links
Festivals, Clubs, Organizations,
Art Classes, Murals

Friends of Jamaica Pond
Friends of Olmsted Park

Nature's Classroom: Environmental Education Project
Emerald Necklace Bird Club
Frederick Law Olmsted: One-man play by Gerry Wright

www.FriendsofJamaicaPond.org

Roslindale Arts Alliance
Roslindale Open Studios

Art Exhibits, Art Classes, Performances
Open Studios

www.RoslindaleArts.org

Boston Public Quartet

Boston Public School Residencies
Messy Music Programs
Community Performances

www.BostonPublicQuartet.org

Statement of Purpose

Programs and Services

Non-Profit Arts Management Services

Artist Career Development Services

Staff Profiles and Board of Directors

IRS Tax-Exempt Determination Letter

CATS: Community Arts Trusts

Donations and Contributions

Membership Donors

Internships and Volunteers

Site Map

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Community Arts Advocates, Inc. is a tax-exempt, nonprofit organization. Federal TIN 71-0877553
Community Arts Advocates is supported in part by a grant from the Boston Cultural Council,
a municipal agency which is supported by the Massachusetts Cultural Council, a state agency