CAPACOA has issued a new article on barriers to attendance for live arts audiences entitled "Attendance Trends: Why Won’t They Come?," which sources a number of recent reports on Canadian and American live arts event audiences.
Read MoreAmong the planned investments, the City will contribute $580,000 in grants for arts and culture, following recommendations from the initial phase of the Creative City Strategy development.
Read MoreThe second Actsafe Event Safety Conference will take place February 21-23, 2018, in Burnaby.
Read MoreOn December 1 at 12:00 noon, Heritage BC will present a new webinar exploring the perceptions, principles and practices of real estate as related to heritage properties
Read MoreComox Valley Arts is accepting artist registrations for its new Central Island Arts Guide, which offers visitors and residents a directory of artists, performers and creators in the community.
Read Morethe frank theatre company announced November 27 that Chris Gatchalian will step down as artistic producer, effective December 15. the frank will continue under new leadership, set to be announced in the coming weeks.
Read MoreThe new policy, whereby employers will be required to list a salary range or hourly rate in their Jobs Board postings, will be implemented effective December 1.
Read MoreWe've overhauled our Research and Resources pages to give you an easier and more comprehensive experience finding the arts, culture and heritage information and resources you need.
Read MoreThe federal government will grant $421,000 towards a North Shore cultural mapping project led by the North Vancouver Community Arts Council in cooperation with local partners.
Read MoreVancouver is looking for its next poet laureate, and nominations for this term are open to published or performance poets from the Musqueam, Squamish or Tsleil-Waututh Nations. The deadline for applications is December 15.
Read MoreThe event takes place December 3 to coincide with the International Day of Persons with Disabilities.
Read More221A was selected through a peer and staff jury process to operate the new 10,872 sq ft artist production studio facility in Vancouver.
Read MoreAmong the recommendations outlined in the report, the Committee recommends doubling the BC Arts Council budget, increasing funding to Creative BC, funding Indigenous cultural centres, and creating a capital arts infrastructure fund.
Read MoreVancouver Folk Music Festival Society announced November 13 that Linda Tanaka, who has served as the festival’s artistic managing director for the past 10 years, is leaving the festival to return to Salmon Arm.
Read MoreOver 140 arts, culture and heritage projects have been funded at a total of $706,000 by the the Columbia Kootenay Cultural Alliance, in partnership with Columbia Basin Trust.
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Read MoreCreative BC is requesting quick email expressions of interest around Canada’s first creative industries trade mission to China in the spring of 2018. Submissions are due November 13.
Read MoreYoussef, the artistic director of Neworld Theatre, wins a $100,000 prize. Christine Quintana, whom he has chosen as his protégée, will receive $25,000.
Read MoreEfron will officially commence her role as the Vancouver Fringe Theatre Society’s executive director on December 11, 2017.
Read MoreThis Vancouver Civic Theatres grant focuses on small, non-profit organizations looking for space to produce projects in Vancouver.
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