Introducing Margo Kane, Julie Lebel and Carmen Papalia, three of the speakers who’ll be on deck at Weaving Wellness, the BC Alliance’s annual conference.
Read MoreNominations are now open for the City of Kamloops’s annual arts awards, to be presented at the Mayor’s Gala for the Arts in January. You can nominate until October 11.
Read MoreHeritage BC has opened nominations for the BC Heritage Awards. Nominate by November 8!
Read MoreThe Canadian Dance Assembly has launched the new Dance Across Canada Map, which identifies, quantifies and describes the ecology, economy and environment of dance in Canada.
Read MoreWe're excited to announce some of the artists and experts who will be joining us September 30-October 1 at the Roundhouse in Vancouver.
Read Moreartsvest B.C. has extended its 2019-20 deadline to September 26, 2019. It has also added an online information session, to take place September 12.
Read MoreWe've worked with our partners at the Vancouver Park Board and the Roundhouse to create an innovative framework for Weaving Wellness (Sept. 30-Oct. 1 in Vancouver), which incorporates Indigenous protocols and practices, and reflects this year's theme: Arts, Health and Well-Being.
Read MoreTo help answer last-minute questions on the Digital Strategy Fund, the Canada Council is hosting a Facebook Live event on September 4.
Read MoreRegistered non-profit arts and culture organizations are invited to apply for the City of Richmond's 2020 Arts & Culture Project Grant program, which offers grants of up $5,000. Apply by October 28.
Read MoreOn August 21, CAPACOA presented its new report, "A Linked Digital Future for the Performing Arts: Leveraging Synergies along the Value Chain."
Read MoreRealwheels Theatre has announced a national call for submissions for a playwright who lives with disability to participate in a residency beginning in 2020. All submissions must be received between September 15 and 30.
Read MoreThe Indigenous Arts Program provides funding in six different categories for Indigenous artists. The application deadline is September 15, 2019.
Read MoreUnder the New Societies Act, disputes will be resolved by the Civil Resolution Tribunal. To help with this change, Law for Non Profits will be presenting workshops on how to be prepared. Workshops take place in Kelowna and Vancouver on September 9 and 18, respectively.
Read MoreCARFAC will host its annual National Gathering in Vancouver on September 27 and 28. It will also give the Tony Urquhart Advocacy Award to a BC professional visual artist who is an outstanding arts advocate; you can nominate until August 16.
Read MoreRecommendations around arts and culture include increased funding through the BC Arts Council and a review of the purpose and methodology of the Gaming Grants program.
Read MoreThe Cultural Human Resources Council is soliciting expressions of interest from qualified consultants in developing a reporting mechanism for harassment in arts workplaces in Canada. Submit your proposal by August 21.
Read MoreWeaving Wellness, the BC Alliance’s annual conference, focuses this year on the connections between art, creativity, health and well-being. Join us September 30-October 1 at the Roundhouse in Vancouver.
Read MoreThe latest Hill Strategies communication focuses on the situation of artists in Canada and abroad, including statistical profiles of artists in Canada and the United States, an international literature review on research methods used to study artists’ careers, and an English survey of visual artists.
Read MoreA new assessment of Kelowna’s creative sector demonstrates major growth since it was last studied in 2010 and an economic impact of approximately $339 million dollars annually.
Read MoreThe Professional Association of Canadian Theatres and the Toronto Alliance for the Performing Arts have both made salary disclosures mandatory on their job listings, echoing a measure put in place by the BC Alliance in 2017.
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