It may not be January 1 anymore, but we hope that your resolutions for self-improvement are still firmly in place, because the BC Alliance has a slate of upcoming workshops to help get your new decade off on the right foot — focusing on decolonization, strategic planning, financial strategy and more.
Read MoreThe Government of British Columbia's International Presence Program is open for applications, with a deadline of February 24. Grants from this program are designed to increase the global understanding and appreciation of British Columbia’s arts, culture, creativity, and innovation.
Read MoreWest Vancouver artist and philanthropist Gordon Smith died January 18, 2020 at the age of 100.
Read MoreThe City of Vancouver is providing grants of up to $100,000 to fully fund public art projects which are significant in scale, conceptual innovation, or the potential for public engagement. Attend an information session February 4.
Read MoreThe Jewish Community Centre of Greater Vancouver has announced Jessica Mann Gutteridge as the new Artistic Managing Director of the Norman and Annette Rothstein Theatre and Chutzpah! Festival.
Read MoreThe BC Touring Council is bringing its two-day On the Road workshop to Nanaimo, February 22-23. Register by February 19.
Read MoreAre you thinking about applying for a grant, but you’re not sure how? Do you want to improve your grant writing skills? Attend a Canada Council Collab session in Vancouver or Victoria in late January or early February. Register now!
Read MoreT2L will focus on selecting 20 mid-career cultural managers from indigenous, racialized and Official Language minority language communities across Canada to elevate their career. The deadline for applications is January 30.
Read MoreHappy holidays from the BC Alliance! Click through for info on our upcoming holiday closure.
Read MoreCreative Okanagan is leading the process of developing the region’s first Music Strategy, and seeks members for an advisory group to aid the process.
Read MoreA new report draws on 2016 census data to detail the income inequalities faced by racialized Canadians.
Read MoreThe updated letters include one to new Minister of Canadian Heritage Steven Guilbeault, detailing the particulars of the Ministry’s new mandate.
Read MoreThe Cultural Human Resources Council’s Talent2Lead program has released a report synthesizing a series of regional gatherings on key challenges facing cultural leaders in Canada.
Read More221A and the City of Vancouver officially opened Howe Street Studios December 6 with a welcome by Debra Sparrow, a press briefing with Mayor Kennedy Stewart and the launch of an artwork by Germaine Koh.
Read MorePacific Legal Education and Outreach is offering a pair of upcoming legal workshops on December 11 in Vancouver, free for arts and culture non-profits. Sessions include a workshop on record keeping, as well as one on the Civil Resolution Tribunal.
Read MoreHill Strategies Research has released volume 18, issue 7 of its Arts Research Monitor, with a focus on labour force trends, issues, and challenges in the cultural sector.
Read MoreThe City of Vancouver is seeking multi-disciplinary peer assessors for 2020 Cultural Grants (Operating, Annual Assistance and Projects).
Read MoreVancouver’s Contemporary Art Gallery has announced its new executive director: Matthew Hyland. Hyland will assume the position effective March 16.
Read MoreThis November, Hill Strategies Research released a suite of research on the relationship between digital technologies and the arts, and on artists and cultural workers in Canada’s territories and provinces.
Read MoreThe City of Vancouver recently released its 2020 draft budget, which included a $925,000 increase to Cultural Services. In order to make sure the proposed increase goes through, we need everyone from the Vancouver arts, culture and heritage communities to offer their support before the budget is considered on December 3.
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