MCHCC

MCHCC stands for the Michigan Council for Arts and Cultural Affairs. It is a state agency dedicated to supporting and promoting the arts and cultural activities throughout Michigan. MCHCC provides grants, programs, and resources to individuals, non-profit organizations, and educational institutions that contribute to Michigan's vibrant arts and cultural landscape.

The council's mission is to foster a thriving creative economy and ensure access to diverse arts and cultural experiences for all Michigan residents. They achieve this through various initiatives, including funding for artistic projects, arts education, cultural heritage preservation, and community arts development. MCHCC also works to advocate for the arts at the state level and connect artists and cultural organizations with opportunities for growth and collaboration.

Established by the Michigan Legislature, MCHCC operates under the umbrella of the Michigan Economic Development Corporation (MEDC). The council is guided by a board of directors comprised of artists, cultural leaders, and citizens from across the state, ensuring a broad representation of interests and expertise. Their work is instrumental in enriching the quality of life in Michigan and supporting the economic impact of the arts and cultural sector.