Denton Music and Arts Collaborative (DMAC) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. DMAC intends to achieve the preservation, promotion, and continuation of the unique and culturally significant musical and artistic heritage of Denton through programs aimed at improving the lives and livelihoods of local musicians and artists and encouraging new musicians and artists to thrive and put down roots in Denton. We're supported by our local community through numerous fundraisers and annual events and through other donations.
In early 2017, a dedicated group of people assembled in a livingroom to figure out ways of helping Denton creatives thrive. After working on staff for the Denton music festival 35 Denton, these dozen or so folks had formed a family-like bond and wanted to continue furthering the success of Little D's creative community. A few weeks after that first meeting, the founding members of what would become the Denton Music and Arts Collaborative held board elections, filled out paperwork and by June of that year, the organization was officially a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. Since then, DMAC has provided support for local musicians and artists, namely through healthcare coverage, and hopes to help as many artists as possible continue to call Denton home. Nic Bagherpour has served as president of DMAC since the beginning, and the organization wouldn't have been possible without the dedication and vision of other original board members including Wally Campbell, Matt Mars and the late Andy Knapick, who is credited for DMAC's name.
Our Needs
Our organization is seeking fiscal support to help foster our desired programs within Health and Wellness, Mentorship and Promotions. Any support received will directly benefit our efforts to provide these services to our members and community. We thank you in advance!