Affordable space for artists was the hot topic at the jam-packed Vancouver All Candidates Meeting for Arts and Culture. Candidates also broached accessibility, equity and ways politicians can advocate for culture.
Read MoreEmerging artists across all disciplines living in the City of Vancouver who have an interest in building their careers and working with young people in an arts-based capacity are invited to apply for Creative Spark Vancouver.
Read MoreUS-based organization Americans for the Arts has released The Arts + Social Impact Explorer, an online tool that draws together more than 1,000 data points on how the arts integrate into—and impact—26 different sectors.
Read MoreWomen in Film and Television Vancouver has announced two upcoming Indigenous Storytelling and Screenwriting Seminars to take place in Kamloops on October 27 and Enderby on October 28.
Read MoreGranville Island’s Boca del Lupo is conducting its first-ever Performance Works and Residency Program Intakes.
Read MoreThe Eastside Culture Crawl Society is undertaking a survey to develop a comprehensive inventory of historical and existing visual arts studio space within the Eastside Culture Crawl area.
Read MoreThe FPCC offers five grant categories for BC Indigenous artists and organizations with funding from $10,000-$30,000. The deadline is October 31.
Read MoreThe Canada Council for the Arts is offering information sessions and one-on-one meetings to Vancouver-area writers curious about its Explore and Create program, October 17 and 18.
Read MoreAre you curious about the BC Alliance's upcoming Digital Ladders initiative to improve the BC arts sector's digital literacy? Join us for a free info session to discover how this innovative program can meet you at your skill level and help you open new doors!
Read MoreMore than $150,000 is available in arts and culture grants as the City of Kelowna is now accepting applications for their 2019 Arts and Culture General Operating or Project grants.
Read MorePacific Legal Education & Outreach will host workshops in Vancouver October 17 and November 7.
Read MoreAllison Andrachuk, recently of Tides Canada and the Contemporary Art Gallery, steps up to fill the positions.
Read MoreVancouver voters: Want to know which candidates support arts, culture and creativity? Attend our All Candidates Meeting for Arts and Culture, Monday, October 15, 5-7 pm, at Museum of Vancouver. Moderator Dani Fecko will ensure a lively conversation about cultural issues that matter most.
Read MoreThe CAPF remains under-funded and over-subscribed, affecting our entire touring and presenting ecosystem. Ask your MPs to increase the Fund today!
Read MoreThis year, more than 95 representatives from the cultural sector across Canada met in Ottawa to represent 13,000 individual artists and 4,000 arts and culture organizations. Our executive director, Brenda Leadlay, was among the crowd.
Read MoreCultural leaders from Indigenous, racialized and official language minority communities across Canada can apply to the leadership accelerator program until October 5.
Read MoreMayoral candidates held forth on arts and culture at the October 2 Mayors’ Candidate Forum in Vancouver, hosted by the DVBIA.
Read MoreA fund supporting British and Canadian theatre makers has been set up to nurture creative partnerships and productions between the two countries.
Read MoreThe Philanthropist has published an article highlighting four case studies on the importance of networks for non-profit organizations, featuring the BC Alliance for Arts + Culture.
Read MoreThe successful applicants will use the grants to support a host of repatriation activities, ranging from establishing planning committees to facilitating the return of ancestral remains to home communities.
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