BC Culture Days invites Metro Vancouver artists, creatives, collectives, community groups, and arts and cultural organizations to propose a creative activity hub for Culture Days 2023. The winning hub proposal will be awarded $5,000 to apply towards associated artist fees, production costs, honorariums, and marketing expenses.
Read MoreThe Hawthorne Foundation and DanceHouse are pleased to announce the Louise Bentall Award for Emerging British Columbia Choreographers. The $10,000 biennial Award will financially support an emerging choreographer to research, develop, or produce new work.
Read MoreHave you ever considered using history and archival sources as part of your choreographic process?
Dance Collection Danse's Artist Researcher-in-Residence opportunity will provide the artist with research support from DCD staff.
Cultural spaces are disappearing. Vancouver has lost over 400,000ft² of studio-space over the past decade. ⅓ of cultural spaces are rented month-to-month or leases under a year.
Read MoreThe Province is providing $30 million to support B.C.-based events in response to calls from the sector for more help. The B.C. Fairs, Festivals and Events Fund(the BCFFE Fund) provides a one-time grant for up to 20% of your total event budget, up to a maximum of $250,000 per event. Depending on uptake, grant amounts may exceed 20% of the event budget.
Read MorePacific Contact is BC Touring Council’s annual showcase festival and conference for the performing arts.
Read MoreThe FCCS Woodhaven Artist in Residence Program provides a paid residency opportunity for a diverse variety of visiting artists including writers, visual artists, digital media artists and performance artists. Artists will stay between 4 – 8 weeks at our Woodhaven Eco Culture Centre in the summer months.
Read MoreBC Culture Days is seeking applications from emerging artists of all mediums.
Read More$2,500 per person is available right now for performing arts professionals in Canada.
Read MoreIf your organization is in the greater Victoria area, it may be eligible for a CRD Arts & Culture grant.
Read MoreThe Music Industry Initiatives program supports initiatives that grow and develop British Columbia’s music ecosystem.
Read MoreThe City of Vancouver is offering Cultural Infrastructure Grants (CIG), Small Grants for Cultural Spaces and Critical Assistance Grants to support non-profit and co-op cultural spaces in the area.
Read MoreJoin CultureBrew.Art each month on Zoom to meet with other BIPOC artists from across Canada and from across disciplines to discuss and explore a curated topic. On February 24th, they will focus on training and learning options for artists.
Read MorePlease join us in celebrating Black History Month, a time to acknowledge and applaud the contributions and achievements of Black Canadians throughout history. This observance is an opportunity to educate and raise awareness about the rich cultural heritage of Black Canadians and their impact on the nation’s history, economy, and society.
Read MoreTwo Rivers Gallery invites artists from across BC whose work explores our relationship with plastic to share their perspective through visual art in any medium. Work might consider critiques, solutions, or other themes that speak to plastic and its impact individually, societally, and environmentally.
Read MoreCommunity Gaming Grants provide $140 million annually to not-for-profit organizations throughout B.C., to support their delivery of ongoing programs and services that meet the needs of their communities.
Read MoreCommunity and Artists Shifting Culture (CASC) & Cultural Learning and Sharing (CLS) applications opened on Jan. 25, 2023.
Read MoreThe final resources developed as part of the Talent MATCH program are now available to help you recruit business students and to help students prepare for the job hunt.
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