Massive Music and Arts Festival to Financially Aid Newport's Educational Institutions in a Significant Manner
The MAMMOTH Music & Arts Festival 2025 is set to return to Newport on October 5, promising a day filled with live music, fine arts, and community activities. This year, the festival has announced a significant partnership with the Newport Independent School District to support its Creative Arts programs.
Known as the "MAMMOTH Gives Back" initiative, this collaboration will see a portion of the festival's proceeds directly funding music and art educational programming within Newport schools. The aim is to benefit young local artists and musicians, fostering talent and creativity in the community's youth.
Notable sponsors, such as First National Bank of Kentucky, have pledged their support for this cause, recognising it as an opportunity to nurture local talent and strengthen the community's cultural fabric. The MAMMOTH Music & Arts Festival operates as a not-for-profit corporation, with its fiscal activities hosted by the Devou Good Foundation (DGF), ensuring donations are managed appropriately for community benefit.
Newport Commissioner Mike Radwanski and First National Bank of Kentucky have led the way with a $5,000 total donation to kickstart the fund for MAMMOTH Gives Back. Corey Sidebottom from First National Bank of KY expressed his pride in helping sponsor the 2025 MAMMOTH Music & Arts Festival.
MAMMOTH Gives Back's first beneficiary is the Newport High School Creative Arts Program. The partnership aims to provide students with everything they need to express themselves through performative and fine arts. The festival plans to celebrate those who support the development of creative arts in the community's youth in a special way.
The MAMMOTH Music & Arts Festival is more than just a celebration of music and art; it's a feeling that fills the streets with music, art, food, and friendship. It's a testament to the power of community and how art brings people together.
In addition to the festival, MAMMOTH has created a program called MAMMOTH Gives Back to assist local schools in obtaining art and music supplies. Anyone can support this program by donating through the MAMMOTH website. For more information about the festival or this press release, contact the MAMMOTH team at [email protected].
As the festival expands its community impact in 2025, it continues to demonstrate its commitment to nurturing local talent and strengthening the community's cultural scene. With each passing year, MAMMOTH looks forward to choosing a new beneficiary to receive assistance from MAMMOTH Gives Back.
- The MAMMOTH Music & Arts Festival 2025, scheduled for October 5 in Newport, will include live music, fine arts, and community activities.
- In partnership with the Newport Independent School District, the festival has launched the "MAMMOTH Gives Back" initiative to support Creative Arts programs within the schools.
- The MAMMOTH Gives Back initiative will use a portion of festival proceeds to fund music and art educational programming, focusing on fostering talent in the community's youth.
- Sponsors like First National Bank of Kentucky have pledged their support for this cause, recognizing it as an opportunity to nurture local talent and reinforce the community's cultural fabric.
- Newport Commissioner Mike Radwanski and First National Bank of Kentucky have donated $5,000 to kickstart the MAMMOTH Gives Back fund.
- The Newport High School Creative Arts Program is the first beneficiary of MAMMOTH Gives Back, aiming to provide students with the resources they need to express themselves through performative and fine arts.
- The MAMMOTH Music & Arts Festival also offers a program called MAMMOTH Gives Back to help local schools acquire art and music supplies, with supporters able to donate through the MAMMOTH website.
