Cultivate a vibrant and inclusive community by providing a platform for community voices that encourages creativity, shares ideas, and celebrates culture in Somerville and beyond.
SMC provides a platform to share local ideas, engage in discourse and dialogue, and create content that celebrates lived experiences.
SMC is the first community media center in MA, founded in 1983, and home of the longest running community-produced program in the world, Dead Air Live, founded in 1972.
We are funded in part by the City of Somerville and various foundational and donor support.
Somerville Media Center’s History is so interesting that it deserves its own page. Check it out.
Training Program Director
Programming Coordinator
Youth Program Facilitator
Youth Program Director
Development & Communications Associate
Youth Program Facilitator
Production Coordinator
Media Assistant
Executive Director
Clerk & Governance Chair
Member Representative
Justice Equity Diversity Inclusion Chair
Primary Funder
City of Somerville
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Program Funder
Cambridge Savings Bank
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Event Sponsors
Naveo Credit Union
Tufts University
The Somerville Beacon
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Business Donors
Federal Realty Trust
JML Lighting Services
Rafi Investments
Somernova
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In Kind
The Furniture Trust
Crystal Ballroom at the Somerville Theater
Individual Donors
Marissa Acosta, Glenda Allsopp, Anthony Adam, June August, Ellenor Barish, Dorston Bartlett, Mitch Betses, Leah Boudreau, Wendy Blom, Robert Bonazoli, Eugene Brune, Mary Casesso, A Couple of Hound Dogs Fund, Michael Cuhna, Sean Effel, Michael Emerman, Daniel Fireside, Patricia Gibbons, Olivia Gilligan-Corsetti, Deborah Greene, Emily Hardt, Sal Inglima, Ian Judge, Chaz Kelsh, Samantha Laisure, Betsy Larkin, John Long, Joseph Lynch, Emily Marvosh, Robert Matorin, Jayna McLaughlin, Danielle McPherson, Peter Miller, Patricia Mucci, Lorenzo Nencioli, Catherine Piantigini, Mario Torroella, Karen & Tuan Tran, and Kerbia Yuan
