Three 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.
Read MoreNew to Culture Days? Here's your chance to learn more! BC Culture Days will be offering free informational sessions in April for interested participants.
Read MoreFollowing six years as executive director of the Vancouver Writers' Fest, Camilla Tibbs will join Richmond's Gateway Theatre as its new general manager this June.
Read MoreSix individuals from Vancouver's cultural community are the latest additions to the city's Arts and Culture Policy Council.
Read MoreApplications are being accepted for the 2015 John Moffat & Larry Lillo Award, which is intended to assist mature West Coast theatre artists to further their artistic development.
Read MoreLearn about building an annual business plan, corporate partnerships, fund development plans, stewardship, gifts, donor recognition, and more at a course part of the University of Victoria's Cultural Resource Management Program.
Read MoreRegistration is now open for TRACKS, the 7th Annual Canadian Community Play & Arts Symposium, held in Vancouver/Coast Salish Territories May 10-12 and in Enderby, BC/Secwepemcul’ecw Territories, May 13-15.
Read MoreAccessibility and affordability are important for the arts to thrive in our communities. The Alliance supports the Mayors' Council plan for transit and transportation.
Read MoreBill 24, the updated Societies Act, was introduced in the legislature on March 25. The revised Act proposes improved flexibility and accountability for non-profit organizations in British Columbia.
Read MoreThe BC Arts Council offers a number of scholarships, up to $6,000 per student, in a range of disciplines.
Read MoreSix branches of the Vancouver Public Library are making free spaces available to artists seeking venues in which to present their BC Culture Days activities on September 25 and 26, 2015.
Read MoreVictoria artist Sandra Meigs is among the eight winners of the 2015 Governor General’s Awards in Visual and Media Arts, announced March 24 by the Canada Council for the Arts.
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