A less restrictive theatre environment welcomes people with learning or intellectual disabilities, parents with infants and toddlers and others to see The Curious Case of the Dog in the Night-Time, on September 30.
Read MoreMusician Dan Mangan spoke of his online platform Side Door to a sold-out audience at Creative Mornings. It’s high-tech but the result is face-to-face connectivity for musicians and fans.
Read MoreA recent discussion on the BC Museums Association listserv broached the question of best pricing strategies for museums and galleries to engage new audiences.
Read MorePhillip Djwa, an expert in digital technology, and Norman Armour, formerly of the boundary-expanding PuSh International Performing Arts Festival, are among the new appointees.
Read MoreBy far, more people experience public parks and street festivals than "traditional" art forms. So why not present classical music, theatre, and opera at those high-traffic cultural locations? Julie Fossitt of the City of Kingston takes on this and other findings from this month’s Culture Track report.
Read MoreThe Director of Cultural Services at the City of Vancouver hosts a round table conversation about arts, culture and creativity.
Read MoreCreative BC will work over the coming months to design and launch new programs focused on industry development, individual career development and live music events.
Read MoreThe British membership organization, which held its official launch this week, aims to provide a clear, focused voice to articulate the role creativity can play in health and wellbeing.
Read MoreOn March 8, the BC Alliance hosted a panel on best practices around meaningfully engaging youth in the arts. Here are some of the highlights.
Read More"This short course covers the basics of setting up an individual giving strategy, cultivating relationships, communicating with supporters, and managing donation schemes and events."
Read MoreThe Culture Satellite Account has released the Provincial and Territorial Culture Indicators report, which measures the provincial economic importance of culture and sport, for 2016.
Read MoreThe NDP Government’s increased investment to the arts is cause for celebration. But there’s much more advocacy work to be done by our community.
Read MoreGiven changes to this year's Gaming Grants, BC Alliance hosts a presentation on the Community Gaming Grants Program
Read MoreUp to eight selected applicants from across BC will receive $1,000 each to act as a Culture Days spokesperson and to present an activity during the Culture Days weekend (September 28-30, 2018).
Read MoreVancouver curator Glenn Alteen and photographer Sandra Semchuk are among this year’s winners of the $25,000 Governor General’s Awards in Visual and Media Arts.
Read MoreThe two conferences, which took place January 27 and 29, delivered lots to think about and put into practice — especially around creating community and collaboration.
Read MoreIf Vancouver's cultural future reflects opinions expressed during the Creative City Strategy launch, it will champion diversity, accessibility, affordability and reconciliation.
Read MoreRecent instances of sexual harassment in the arts and culture community have seen a swift and powerful response from across Canada.
Read MoreLast month, the BC Alliance was fortunate to have a student intern work with us. Min Yuan is a graphic designer who attends Vancouver Community College.
Read MoreCoastal Jazz has announced a new leadership structure. The society, which produces the TD Vancouver International Jazz Festival, will be helmed by a three-person leadership team.
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