Are you an artist or arts and culture organization looking for space? Looking to share space? Needing help understanding leasing negotiations? Apply for a bursary to attend the 2015 Building Opportunities conference in Vancouver.
Read MoreThe Neighbourhood Small Grants program funds individuals to fulfill projects that connect and engage residents (typically up to $500) in 17 communities across Metro Vancouver.
Read MoreThe deadline is approaching for the City of Vancouver Theatre Rental Grant program, which offers financial assistance to non-profit arts and cultural organizations to use the Vancouver Civic Theatres.
Read MoreThose planning to apply for the City of Vancouver's 2015 Cultural Infrastructure Grants program can now download the application and guidelines online. Application deadline is April 10.
Read MoreThe Community Arts Grants program supports a range of arts and cultural activities which celebrate the city's diverse communities and neighbourhoods. Deadline: March 18
Read MoreLearn how to write a successful application for BC's Community Gaming Grants program and its 2015 Arts and Culture intake at this second session in the Alliance Workshop Series.
Read MoreLearn how to prepare the perfect grant package at the first session in the Alliance's 2015 workshop series.
Read MoreOn January 23, the federal government announced $1.2 million in funding to Creative BC to build the capacity of British Columbia’s creative industries.
Read MoreNews of significant change at the Canada Council was announced at its Annual Public Meeting.
Read MoreOn January 20, 2015 from 1-3 p.m. PST, tune into the livestream of Canada Council for the Arts' 2015 Annual Public Meeting.
Read MoreSince 1999 Vancouver Heritage Foundation has been offering small project grants to assist owners of buildings listed on the Vancouver Heritage Register.
Read MoreThe City of Vancouver invites you to join managing director Richard Newirth, the Arts and Culture Policy Council and Cultural Services staff on November 13 for an update on achievements over the past year guided by the City’s Culture Plan with a look forward to how strategies will evolve in the coming years.
The event will also include a discussion about how, as a community, we can best work together to support a dynamic and thriving cultural sector. Watch a brief presentation and participate in a dialogue and social.
Read MoreDates for the BC Arts Council's community consultation sessions in Vancouver, Surrey, and Chilliwack have been announced and registration is now open.
Read MoreTwo funding programs of interest to digital media creators have upcoming deadlines in November.
The Interactive Fund is a program created in partnership between Creative BC and the BC Arts Council. The program is intended to support the production of high quality, original, interactive digital media content and software applications owned and controlled by BC companies or individuals.
Read MoreThe City of Vancouver has announced a new capital grant program for Downtown Eastside organizations. The program is open to not-for-profit social service, child care and arts and culture groups that are planning a capital project.
Read MoreSurrey’s Cultural Grants Program awards Capacity Building, Project, and Cultural Sustainability grants. Find out more about the program and learn how to apply: www.surrey.ca/grants.
Read MoreArts and cultural organizations currently assisted by the City of Vancouver through grants or who are primary tenants of City-owned or controlled spaces may be eligible for several learning opportunities with Vantage Point at no cost.
Read MoreFrom September 18 to 21, 2014, CARFAC National hosts the annual Artists for Artists conference in Toronto. Want to attend but can't afford the airfare? Eight travel bursaries of up to $500 are available for artists in financial need to cover travel and registration costs. There are also 10 bursaries available to cover registration costs only.
Read MoreThe BC Association for Charitable Gaming hosts its 2014 Symposium over two days this fall, with a theme around Public Policy and Communications. Some time will also be dedicated to discussing the Community Gaming Grant program.
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