Does your arts and culture organization need a well-equipped venue to produce a cultural event? The Theatre Rental Grant program offers financial assistance to Vancouver-based, professional, non-profit arts and cultural organizations to rent the centrally-located Vancouver Civic Theatres.
Read More50 arts and culture organizations across B.C. received nearly $2 million in grants to help improve arts and culture spaces and support the sector’s resilience, with more than $1 million allocated to Metro Vancouver spaces.
Read MoreA public hearing is scheduled for by-law amendments to remove barriers for development of artist studios in industrial zones. The discussion takes place online, January 21, and members of the public are invited to give feedback.
Read MoreSpace for Community is a multi-year study seeking to understand the real estate challenges impacting the the arts and non-profit sectors. The Social Purpose Real Estate Collaborative and the Real Estate Institute of BC have commissioned this study and survey to get the facts that will help create actions for change.
Read MoreTo help improve spaces for artists and cultural activities, organizations can get support through the new $2 million Arts Infrastructure Program, targeted toward venues impacted by COVID-19 closures.
Read MoreCity of Vancouver Cultural Services anticipates securing approximately 10 live-work artist studios to be owned by the City of Vancouver. Submit your feedback on the virtual open house by June 28.
Read MoreOn March 10, Vancouver City Council approved BC Artscape as the operator of a future City-owned building at 825 Pacific Street, a new cultural hub for Vancouver-based artists, cultural practitioners, and cultural organizations.
Read MoreThe Theatre Rental Grant program offers financial assistance to Vancouver-based, professional, non-profit arts and cultural organizations to rent Vancouver Civic Theatres. The deadline to apply is March 25.
Read MoreA new Interim Business Property Tax Relief program will allow local governments to provide immediate property tax relief for the 2020 tax year, which will apply to small businesses and non-profits, as well as arts and culture organizations.
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 MoreApply to participate in one of seven workshops taking place in your municipality across the Lower Mainland and Vancouver Island on renting, leasing and licensing space.
Read MoreThe City of Kelowna is interested in the potential of a new community amenity space as a creative hub, which could house two to four creative organizations. Expressions of interest are due by November 29.
Read MoreThe Social Purpose Real Estate Collaborative in partnership with the Real Estate Institute of BC are seeking a consultant to assist in updating/expanding a study on the real estate challenges affecting the not-for-profit, social purpose and cultural sectors. The deadline for submissions is November 7.
Read MoreThe City of Vancouver has received a development application for 1616 West 7th Avenue. Cultural Services anticipates securing approximately 6,000 square feet of cultural space to be owned by the City of Vancouver as part of this development. An open house will be held July 25.
Read MoreThe funds, received from Canadian Heritage’s Canada Cultural Spaces Fund, will go towards a series of upgrades to increase the Centre’s accessibility, creating a safer and more inclusive venue for performers and audience members.
Read MoreThe Community Arts Council of Prince George & District has announced plans to build a new creative hub as a home for the organization and its members.
Read MoreA committee has drafted a strategic plan in support of a proposed “world-class, regional arts centre in Chemainus.”
Read MoreThe open house about the proposed 11,000 square foot cultural amenity space at 1290 Hornby Street will take place on the evening of March 14.
Read MoreThe City of Vancouver is hosting a series of open houses for you to make your thoughts known on arts and culture in the area around the new Broadway Subway. Sessions take place from March 7-14.
Read MoreGrants newly open for applications include Community Arts Program and Theatre Rental Grants from the City of Vancouver, and International Presence Funding from the Province of British Columbia. Click through for more information and relevant deadlines.
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