Announcing Our New Executive Director
/Brenda Leadlay will join the BC Alliance for Arts + Culture as our new executive director effective this August.
Read MoreBrenda Leadlay will join the BC Alliance for Arts + Culture as our new executive director effective this August.
Read MoreCiTR 101.9 FM station manager Brenda Grunau has been named manager of the BC Music Fund.
Read MoreThis Thursday, June 9, your arts, culture and heritage colleagues from across Metro Vancouver and around British Columbia will gather at the Anvil Centre in New Westminster for the Alliance's conference, re:generation / BC Cultural Roundtable 2016. This is your last call to register to take part in this important conversation about emerging leadership in all cultural disciplines and sectors.
Read MoreThe Canada Council for the Arts has shared the findings from two recent sector reports from their series called Understanding Canadian Arts Through CADAC Data.
Read MoreYou don't want to miss the presentations and discussions at the Alliance's conference, so register now to join us in person in New Westminster on Friday, June 9 or to watch the livestream of the morning session.
Read MoreAtlantic Canada’s largest art museum will welcome Nancy Noble as its new Director and CEO effective this September.
Read MoreAs Artslandia Vancouver embarks on its second issue, Ballet BC's Artistic Director Emily Molnar will take on the role of its Arts Ambassador for 2016/17.
Read MoreThirteen award recipients were recognized for their significant achievements and contributions to the arts in the Central Okanagan region at an award ceremony held in Kelowna on May 28.
Read MoreIf you haven't yet registered to attend the Alliance's June 9 conference, re:generation / BC Cultural Roundtable 2016, now's the time! We're also pleased to offer a webcast of the morning's programming to those unable to attend in person. Register now!
Read MoreMembers of the Alliance are invited to join us for information presentations and our Annual General Meeting on Thursday, June 9 in New Westminster.
Read MoreThe International Presence pilot project will fund 18 projects totalling $237,574, representing a range of artistic disciplines and tour locations in Canada, the United States and Europe.
Read MoreIncluded in the shortlist and panelists for the awards are a number of BC-based artists and organizations.
Read MoreThe nominees for the 34th Annual Jessie Richardson Theatre Awards were announced at the Jessie Nominations Party held on Tuesday, May 24.
Read MoreThe latest issue of Hill Strategies' Arts Research Monitor includes a focus on recent music research, including the impacts of live music in Ontario, international music development strategies, an Australian report on the economic impact of live music, and an analysis of orchestra subscription strategies in the U.S.
Read MoreThe Cultural Human Resources Council has received approval from Canadian Heritage for its long-awaited "Preparing for Succession" project, which takes on important HR issues concerning leadership in the cultural sector.
Read MoreMusic BC Industry Association has welcomed Alex Grigg as the organization's new Executive Director, effective May 16.
Read MoreSix winners of the annual 2016 Richmond Arts Awards were announced at a ceremony on May 17 at Richmond City Hall Council Chambers.
Read MoreMargaret Reynolds, Executive Director of the Association of Book Publishers of BC, is being recognized for her significant contributions to the Canadian publishing industry and the Association of Canadian Publishers.
Read MoreIt's the final week to register for our June 9 conference, re:generation / BC Cultural Roundtable 2016, at early bird registration rates! Purchase your ticket by Sunday, May 15 to save.
Read MoreChanges include: development of a four-stream funding model to frame the BC Arts Council's categories of funding support; the introduction of an Enhanced Capacity Program and an Interim Special Project Assistance Program; and new requirements for reporting.
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