The latest issue of Arts Research Monitor focuses on the situation of theatres and other performing arts organizations in Canada, including summaries of a survey of performing arts organizations, a fact sheet on theatre, a survey of the importance of theatre in Canadian communities, and a report on challenges and opportunities in “the changing theatre landscape”.
Read MoreDo you work in the arts sector, the health sector or somewhere in between? Arts Health BC’s On The Map: Arts & Health in BC project provides a glimpse into how arts and health intersect in BC.
Read MoreBC Culture Days has named Vernon artist and public engagement advocate Amanda Shatzko the 2015 winner of the BC Culture Days Ambassador and Awards Program.
Read MoreCongratulations to the 2015 nominees and recipients of the BC Touring Council annual awards.
Read MoreThe West Coast Book Prize Society congratulates all of the winners of the 2015 BC Book Prizes.
Read MoreCCNC invites members and non-members to submit peer-to-peer presentations for the upcoming Creative City Summit in Kelowna, BC, from October 27 to 29, 2015.
Read MoreEighteen finalists are being recognized in the seventh annual Richmond Arts Awards. The winners will be announced at a special ceremony on May 12, at City Hall.
Read MoreSave the Date for Culture Days' National Congress 2015 in Edmonton, Alberta.
Read MoreThe Friends of Dard Hunter, a contemporary hand papermaking organization, is inviting submissions of proposals for talks, panels and demonstrations for Paper Points North, their 2015 annual meeting held this year at the Banff Centre.
Read MoreThe nomination period for the 2016 Governor General's Awards in Visual and Media Arts is now open.
Read MoreAfter a very successful (and lively!) first community consultation last month, WE Arts will hold its second of three community events on April 19 from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. at the Empire Landmark Hotel on Robson Street.
Read MoreThree distinguished individuals in the field of visual arts in British Columbia will receive the most prestigious awards in this province: the Audain Prize for Lifetime Achievement in the Visual Arts, the VIVA Awards and the Alvin Balkind Curator’s Prize.
Read MoreAuthors and publishers of books that contribute to the appreciation and understanding of Vancouver’s history, unique character or the achievements of its residents are invited to submit entries for the annual City of Vancouver Book Award.
Read MoreOn Wednesday, architects presented the new design of the Emily Carr University of Art + Design's Great Northern Way campus to the city’s Urban Design Panel.
Read MoreOn April 9, the City of Nanaimo honoured four citizens who have displayed an outstanding dedication to culture in the Nanaimo community.
Read MoreOrchestras Canada seeks nominations for the prestigious Betty Webster Award. The award celebrates sustained contribution to Canadian orchestras, with a focus on leadership, volunteerism and education.
Read MoreEach year UBCP/ACTRA presents two Sam Payne Awards to local members: the Sam Payne Lifetime Achievement Award and the Sam Payne Award. The winners for 2014 are Gabrielle Rose and Veena Sood.
Read MoreHeritage Vancouver’s “Shaping Vancouver: Conversations on the Heritage Action Plan” series will give the public a channel to communicate their ideas and opinions on Vancouver’s Heritage Conservation Program.
Read MoreThree Community Cultural Roundtables, in North Vancouver, New Westminster, and Vancouver, have been announced as part of the province-wide series of such events being organized by the Alliance for Arts + Culture and ArtsBC.
Read MorePlan to join us on Monday, April 13 at the Orpheum Annex for a presentation and Q&A session on the Metro Vancouver Transportation & Transit Referendum.
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