The latest issue of Arts Research Monitor includes an analysis of the situation of Canadian arts organizations, including a report on the impact of the recent economic crisis on arts organizations as well as surveys of heritage organizations, visual arts organizations, and orchestras.
Read MoreApplicants are putting together a proposal to develop the first "low income" artist housing project in Vancouver in decades. This new building venture would allow artists space to live and work, while remaining part of a vibrant and growing neighbourhood.
Read MoreArtists and cultural workers can apply for the role of BC Culture Days Ambassador to win $2,500 towards the production of their Culture Days event and attend the National Congress in Edmonton.
Read MoreOne of Canada's 100 most powerful women, a nuclear disarmament specialist, and a celebrated Canadian poet are among the distinguished individuals to receive honorary degrees from Simon Fraser University.
Read MoreRegistration for Culture Days' Crowdfunding Webinar featuring Angie Arsenault, Canadian vocal coach, singer-songwriter and producer, closes March 25, at 3 p.m. PST.
Read MoreCongratulations to the authors and illustrators on the shortlists for this year's BC Book Prizes. With five finalists in each of seven categories, the 31st Annual BC Book Prizes celebrates the best of BC books published in 2014.
Read MoreFour Vancouver arts organizations have opened a new cultural space called The Post at 750. Located at 750 Hamilton Street, it's a downtown home for an exciting new cooperative arts organization and a vibrant and much-needed creation space for the arts community at large.
Read MoreIf you are a classical musician, instrumentalist or conductor under the age of 32, consider submitting an application to the Virginia Parker Prize, which annually awards $25,000 to a young artist.
Read MoreMassey Helps provides free access to theatre space four times per calendar year, to organizations who prove they can make use of the theatre’s scale, technical capabilities and large seating capacity.
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 MoreWe've enlisted the services of Axis Insurance Managers Inc. to offer commercial insurance cost savings to our members via a program put together with A+ Rated Insurers, designed to suit your organization's unique needs.
Read MoreThe Alcuin Society has named Rod McDonald, type designer, educator, and writer from Lake Echo, Nova Scotia, as the winner of the 2015 Robert R. Reid Award and Medal for lifetime achievement in the book arts in Canada.
Read MoreResults are in from a nation-wide online survey designed to gain a better understanding of who dances in Canada, where they dance, and why.
Read MoreLearn how to increase support from ticket buyers, donors and authorizers at the Making our Case Symposium at BC Touring Council's Pre-Conference Professional Development Day.
Read MoreDance Victoria’s 2015 Chrystal Dance Prize will award $27,000 to an emerging and/or mature, independent dance artist.
Read MoreThe latest edition of Arts Research Monitor includes summaries of four reports providing insights into different aspects of the training and work situations of artists in Quebec, Australia, and the United States.
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 MoreRegistration is now open for the next Culture Days next free webinar on Content Marketing For the Arts and Culture, taking place on February 26.
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