SSNAP announces eight winners in four award categories: the Joan McConnell Award for Best in Show, the Juror's Choice Awards, the ASA Award for best Salt Spring artist, and the Rosemarie Behncke People’s Choice Awards.
Read MoreDo you have Stop of Interest signs in your community? Take photos and enter them in a Heritage BC competition for the opportunity to win some great prizes.
Read Morecə̓ snaʔəm, The City Before the City, winner of the 2015 Governor General’s History Award for Excellence in Museums, is a collaboration between the Museum of Vancouver, the Museum of Anthropology at UBC, the Musqueam First Nation, and Susan Roy from the University of Waterloo.
Read MoreCommunity, conversation, connection, caffeine. The Greater Vancouver Professional Theatre Alliance invites you to its second Coffeehouse event on Financial Literacy for Theatre Makers on Wednesday, October 28.
Read MoreOrganizations whose activities promote BC’s rich multicultural heritage, and nurture empathy and inclusion may be eligible for a project grant of up to $5,000. Application deadline: December 13, 2015.
Read MoreThe latest issue of Arts Research Monitor includes four reports that take different perspectives on the benefits and impacts of the arts in society, including a Canadian summary of the benefits of music education, a survey of Toronto residents on the value of the arts, an article examining the arts and our shared values, and parallel research from the sports sector regarding the integration of new Canadians via sport.
Read MoreNow that we know which party will be forming our next federal government, here’s a reminder of the Liberal Party's platform promises in relation to arts, culture, and heritage.
Read MoreThe City of Vancouver Cultural Services is offering up to six bursaries for non-profit small to medium size cultural organizations to attend the Association of Fundraising Professionals, Vancouver Chapter's 18th Annual National Philanthropy Day Summit.
Read MoreGet the information your organization needs to make the transition to the new Societies Act at a learning session in Castlegar, October 27.
Read MoreThe federal election is just around the corner, and the Alliance urges you to be prepared to go to the polls! We've compiled a range of resources to help you to make an informed decision and get out the vote.
Read MoreArts champion and Kamloops Art Gallery executive director Jann LM Bailey passed away on Friday, October 9, following an eight-year battle with leukemia.
Read MoreBC Touring Council in partnership with the BC Arts Council has launched the Aspiring & Emerging Artists Touring & Training Initiative. The goal is to increase opportunities for aspiring and emerging artists to engage in professional performing arts touring and presenting in BC.
Read MoreThe Arts Council of the Central Okanagan (ARTSCO) has named Katie Brennan as its new executive director.
Read MoreResidents of Kamloops or the Thompson-Nicola Regional District are invited to nominate an artist or arts supporter for this year's Kamloops Mayor's Awards for the Arts by the October 26 deadline.
Read MoreFour books that reflect Vancouver’s unique character, culture and history have been selected as finalists for this year's City of Vancouver Book Award.
Read MoreThe Magazines Association of BC's MagsWest Conference returns this November with six professional development sessions and a variety of great speakers.
Read MoreThe City of Nanaimo invites public nominations for their 2016 Culture & Heritage Awards by the November 17 deadline.
Read MoreEmily Carr University of Art + Design has received a 2015 Red Dot Design Award, placing it within the top ten Design Universities in the Americas and Europe.
Read MoreIf you’re renovating, constructing, or adapting the use of a non-profit cultural space, you could be eligible for a grant to help pay for development- or building-permit fees.
Read MoreOn Tuesday, September 29, 2015 the Vancouver Art Gallery presented a conceptual design for a new gallery that will be double the size of its current building in downtown Vancouver.
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