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Giving to the arts creates incredible return for the city — every single dollar you contribute generates up to $15 of economic and artistic impact. 📈
 
Your investment builds opportunities for artists and communities citywide. Supporting global creative exchange enhances Toronto’s international brand — and strengthens the city we all share. 💪
 
Invest in the arts. Invest in our city. 
 
Learn more about our 5 year strategic plan (link in bio) 
https://torontoartscouncil.org/strategic-plan/
 
#TorontoArts #SupportLocalArtists #ArtsMatter #CommunityImpact #CreativeCity

Giving to the arts creates incredible return for the city — every single dollar you contribute generates up to $15 of economic and artistic impact. 📈
 
Your investment builds opportunities for artists and communities citywide. Supporting global creative exchange enhances Toronto’s international brand — and strengthens the city we all share. 💪
 
Invest in the arts. Invest in our city. 
 
Learn more about our 5 year strategic plan (link in bio) 
https://torontoartscouncil.org/strategic-plan/
 
#TorontoArts #SupportLocalArtists #ArtsMatter #CommunityImpact #CreativeCity

Giving to the arts creates incredible return for the city — every single dollar you contribute generates up to $15 of economic and artistic impact. 📈
 
Your investment builds opportunities for artists and communities citywide. Supporting global creative exchange enhances Toronto’s international brand — and strengthens the city we all share. 💪
 
Invest in the arts. Invest in our city. 
 
Learn more about our 5 year strategic plan (link in bio) 
https://torontoartscouncil.org/strategic-plan/
 
#TorontoArts #SupportLocalArtists #ArtsMatter #CommunityImpact #CreativeCity

Giving to the arts creates incredible return for the city — every single dollar you contribute generates up to $15 of economic and artistic impact. 📈
 
Your investment builds opportunities for artists and communities citywide. Supporting global creative exchange enhances Toronto’s international brand — and strengthens the city we all share. 💪
 
Invest in the arts. Invest in our city. 
 
Learn more about our 5 year strategic plan (link in bio) 
https://torontoartscouncil.org/strategic-plan/
 
#TorontoArts #SupportLocalArtists #ArtsMatter #CommunityImpact #CreativeCity

Giving to the arts creates incredible return for the city — every single dollar you contribute generates up to $15 of economic and artistic impact. 📈
 
Your investment builds opportunities for artists and communities citywide. Supporting global creative exchange enhances Toronto’s international brand — and strengthens the city we all share. 💪
 
Invest in the arts. Invest in our city. 
 
Learn more about our 5 year strategic plan (link in bio) 
https://torontoartscouncil.org/strategic-plan/
 
#TorontoArts #SupportLocalArtists #ArtsMatter #CommunityImpact #CreativeCity

Giving to the arts creates incredible return for the city — every single dollar you contribute generates up to $15 of economic and artistic impact. 📈
 
Your investment builds opportunities for artists and communities citywide. Supporting global creative exchange enhances Toronto’s international brand — and strengthens the city we all share. 💪
 
Invest in the arts. Invest in our city. 
 
Learn more about our 5 year strategic plan (link in bio) 
https://torontoartscouncil.org/strategic-plan/
 
#TorontoArts #SupportLocalArtists #ArtsMatter #CommunityImpact #CreativeCity

Last week, Toronto Arts Council and Toronto Arts Foundation jointly launched All in for the Arts, an ambitious 5-year strategic plan that aligns with the City of Toronto’s new 10-year culture plan and reinforces Toronto’s position as a global creative leader. 

Our vision is simple: to strengthen the arts and, in turn, our city. 

To do so, we will: 
🚧 Build for the future by investing in artists, cultural spaces, and creative leadership, we are building a resilient creative city. 

💫 Transform supports by making funding, resources, and opportunities more equitable, accessible, and meaningful. 

🤝 Connect communities through creative experiences that build belonging, cross-cultural understanding, and well-being in every corner of Toronto.  
 
🌍 Lead globally. Toronto’s creativity belongs on the world stage. We’re building global connections that amplify our artists, attract cultural exchange, and position Toronto as a world-class city for the arts.

📊 Make the case through data, storytelling, and advocacy — that the arts are essential to Toronto’s identity, economy, and quality of life. 

This plan is ours and yours. Join us in building a strong, vibrant city for decades to come. 

To read the full plan and find ways that you can support, please tap the 🔗 in our bio.

https://torontoartsfoundation.org/foundation-reports/

#AllInForTheArts #TorontoArts #StrategicPlan #CreativeFuture #CreativeCity

Last week, Toronto Arts Council and Toronto Arts Foundation jointly launched All in for the Arts, an ambitious 5-year strategic plan that aligns with the City of Toronto’s new 10-year culture plan and reinforces Toronto’s position as a global creative leader. 

Our vision is simple: to strengthen the arts and, in turn, our city. 

To do so, we will: 
🚧 Build for the future by investing in artists, cultural spaces, and creative leadership, we are building a resilient creative city. 

💫 Transform supports by making funding, resources, and opportunities more equitable, accessible, and meaningful. 

🤝 Connect communities through creative experiences that build belonging, cross-cultural understanding, and well-being in every corner of Toronto.  
 
🌍 Lead globally. Toronto’s creativity belongs on the world stage. We’re building global connections that amplify our artists, attract cultural exchange, and position Toronto as a world-class city for the arts.

📊 Make the case through data, storytelling, and advocacy — that the arts are essential to Toronto’s identity, economy, and quality of life. 

This plan is ours and yours. Join us in building a strong, vibrant city for decades to come. 

To read the full plan and find ways that you can support, please tap the 🔗 in our bio.

https://torontoartsfoundation.org/foundation-reports/

#AllInForTheArts #TorontoArts #StrategicPlan #CreativeFuture #CreativeCity

Last week, Toronto Arts Council and Toronto Arts Foundation jointly launched All in for the Arts, an ambitious 5-year strategic plan that aligns with the City of Toronto’s new 10-year culture plan and reinforces Toronto’s position as a global creative leader. 

Our vision is simple: to strengthen the arts and, in turn, our city. 

To do so, we will: 
🚧 Build for the future by investing in artists, cultural spaces, and creative leadership, we are building a resilient creative city. 

💫 Transform supports by making funding, resources, and opportunities more equitable, accessible, and meaningful. 

🤝 Connect communities through creative experiences that build belonging, cross-cultural understanding, and well-being in every corner of Toronto.  
 
🌍 Lead globally. Toronto’s creativity belongs on the world stage. We’re building global connections that amplify our artists, attract cultural exchange, and position Toronto as a world-class city for the arts.

📊 Make the case through data, storytelling, and advocacy — that the arts are essential to Toronto’s identity, economy, and quality of life. 

This plan is ours and yours. Join us in building a strong, vibrant city for decades to come. 

To read the full plan and find ways that you can support, please tap the 🔗 in our bio.

https://torontoartsfoundation.org/foundation-reports/

#AllInForTheArts #TorontoArts #StrategicPlan #CreativeFuture #CreativeCity

Last week, Toronto Arts Council and Toronto Arts Foundation jointly launched All in for the Arts, an ambitious 5-year strategic plan that aligns with the City of Toronto’s new 10-year culture plan and reinforces Toronto’s position as a global creative leader. 

Our vision is simple: to strengthen the arts and, in turn, our city. 

To do so, we will: 
🚧 Build for the future by investing in artists, cultural spaces, and creative leadership, we are building a resilient creative city. 

💫 Transform supports by making funding, resources, and opportunities more equitable, accessible, and meaningful. 

🤝 Connect communities through creative experiences that build belonging, cross-cultural understanding, and well-being in every corner of Toronto.  
 
🌍 Lead globally. Toronto’s creativity belongs on the world stage. We’re building global connections that amplify our artists, attract cultural exchange, and position Toronto as a world-class city for the arts.

📊 Make the case through data, storytelling, and advocacy — that the arts are essential to Toronto’s identity, economy, and quality of life. 

This plan is ours and yours. Join us in building a strong, vibrant city for decades to come. 

To read the full plan and find ways that you can support, please tap the 🔗 in our bio.

https://torontoartsfoundation.org/foundation-reports/

#AllInForTheArts #TorontoArts #StrategicPlan #CreativeFuture #CreativeCity

Last week, Toronto Arts Council and Toronto Arts Foundation jointly launched All in for the Arts, an ambitious 5-year strategic plan that aligns with the City of Toronto’s new 10-year culture plan and reinforces Toronto’s position as a global creative leader. 

Our vision is simple: to strengthen the arts and, in turn, our city. 

To do so, we will: 
🚧 Build for the future by investing in artists, cultural spaces, and creative leadership, we are building a resilient creative city. 

💫 Transform supports by making funding, resources, and opportunities more equitable, accessible, and meaningful. 

🤝 Connect communities through creative experiences that build belonging, cross-cultural understanding, and well-being in every corner of Toronto.  
 
🌍 Lead globally. Toronto’s creativity belongs on the world stage. We’re building global connections that amplify our artists, attract cultural exchange, and position Toronto as a world-class city for the arts.

📊 Make the case through data, storytelling, and advocacy — that the arts are essential to Toronto’s identity, economy, and quality of life. 

This plan is ours and yours. Join us in building a strong, vibrant city for decades to come. 

To read the full plan and find ways that you can support, please tap the 🔗 in our bio.

https://torontoartsfoundation.org/foundation-reports/

#AllInForTheArts #TorontoArts #StrategicPlan #CreativeFuture #CreativeCity

Last week, Toronto Arts Council and Toronto Arts Foundation jointly launched All in for the Arts, an ambitious 5-year strategic plan that aligns with the City of Toronto’s new 10-year culture plan and reinforces Toronto’s position as a global creative leader. 

Our vision is simple: to strengthen the arts and, in turn, our city. 

To do so, we will: 
🚧 Build for the future by investing in artists, cultural spaces, and creative leadership, we are building a resilient creative city. 

💫 Transform supports by making funding, resources, and opportunities more equitable, accessible, and meaningful. 

🤝 Connect communities through creative experiences that build belonging, cross-cultural understanding, and well-being in every corner of Toronto.  
 
🌍 Lead globally. Toronto’s creativity belongs on the world stage. We’re building global connections that amplify our artists, attract cultural exchange, and position Toronto as a world-class city for the arts.

📊 Make the case through data, storytelling, and advocacy — that the arts are essential to Toronto’s identity, economy, and quality of life. 

This plan is ours and yours. Join us in building a strong, vibrant city for decades to come. 

To read the full plan and find ways that you can support, please tap the 🔗 in our bio.

https://torontoartsfoundation.org/foundation-reports/

#AllInForTheArts #TorontoArts #StrategicPlan #CreativeFuture #CreativeCity

Last week, Toronto Arts Council and Toronto Arts Foundation jointly launched All in for the Arts, an ambitious 5-year strategic plan that aligns with the City of Toronto’s new 10-year culture plan and reinforces Toronto’s position as a global creative leader. 

Our vision is simple: to strengthen the arts and, in turn, our city. 

To do so, we will: 
🚧 Build for the future by investing in artists, cultural spaces, and creative leadership, we are building a resilient creative city. 

💫 Transform supports by making funding, resources, and opportunities more equitable, accessible, and meaningful. 

🤝 Connect communities through creative experiences that build belonging, cross-cultural understanding, and well-being in every corner of Toronto.  
 
🌍 Lead globally. Toronto’s creativity belongs on the world stage. We’re building global connections that amplify our artists, attract cultural exchange, and position Toronto as a world-class city for the arts.

📊 Make the case through data, storytelling, and advocacy — that the arts are essential to Toronto’s identity, economy, and quality of life. 

This plan is ours and yours. Join us in building a strong, vibrant city for decades to come. 

To read the full plan and find ways that you can support, please tap the 🔗 in our bio.

https://torontoartsfoundation.org/foundation-reports/

#AllInForTheArts #TorontoArts #StrategicPlan #CreativeFuture #CreativeCity

Highlighting the beauty and depth of Korean traditional arts through the work of Jihyun Back (@100ghyun)✨

Jihyun Back is a Toronto-based Korean traditional dancer, drummer, and choreographer who has been actively presenting performances and leading workshops across Canada since 2020. Through dance and percussion, her work creates opportunities for cultural exchange while sharing the richness of Korean traditional arts.

The first featured work is Jihyun Back playing at Arts in the Parks in 2025 with Raw Taiko.

The second featured work is a collaborative performance inspired by Samgomu, a Korean traditional drum dance that combines movement and rhythm using three drums. Blending Korean traditional rhythms with Taiko drumming, the piece was developed during Jihyun’s Artist-in-Residence with Raging Asian Women Taiko Drummers and presented as part of Moving Between (2025).

The third featured work is based on Seoljanggu, a Korean traditional drum dance performed while carrying the drum on the body. Combining Korean traditional rhythms with Taiko drumming, the piece was also presented as part of Moving Between (2025).

From 2024–2025, Jihyun was an Artist-in-Residence with RAW Taiko (@rawtaiko) and continues collaborating with the organization through performances and workshops.

Learn more about Jihyun by visiting: https://www.jhback.ca/

Cover photo shot by Kat Rizza.
Video credit: Selina McCallum. Jihyun performing at the Arts in the Parks Launch in 2025
Photo Credits:
• First Photo: JJ Photos and RAW Taiko – Moving Between (2025)
• Second Photo: John T Lee Photos and RAW Taiko – Moving Between (2025)

#AsianHeritageMonth #TorontoArts #KoreanTraditionalDance #ArtistSpotlight

Highlighting the beauty and depth of Korean traditional arts through the work of Jihyun Back (@100ghyun)✨

Jihyun Back is a Toronto-based Korean traditional dancer, drummer, and choreographer who has been actively presenting performances and leading workshops across Canada since 2020. Through dance and percussion, her work creates opportunities for cultural exchange while sharing the richness of Korean traditional arts.

The first featured work is Jihyun Back playing at Arts in the Parks in 2025 with Raw Taiko.

The second featured work is a collaborative performance inspired by Samgomu, a Korean traditional drum dance that combines movement and rhythm using three drums. Blending Korean traditional rhythms with Taiko drumming, the piece was developed during Jihyun’s Artist-in-Residence with Raging Asian Women Taiko Drummers and presented as part of Moving Between (2025).

The third featured work is based on Seoljanggu, a Korean traditional drum dance performed while carrying the drum on the body. Combining Korean traditional rhythms with Taiko drumming, the piece was also presented as part of Moving Between (2025).

From 2024–2025, Jihyun was an Artist-in-Residence with RAW Taiko (@rawtaiko) and continues collaborating with the organization through performances and workshops.

Learn more about Jihyun by visiting: https://www.jhback.ca/

Cover photo shot by Kat Rizza.
Video credit: Selina McCallum. Jihyun performing at the Arts in the Parks Launch in 2025
Photo Credits:
• First Photo: JJ Photos and RAW Taiko – Moving Between (2025)
• Second Photo: John T Lee Photos and RAW Taiko – Moving Between (2025)

#AsianHeritageMonth #TorontoArts #KoreanTraditionalDance #ArtistSpotlight

Highlighting the beauty and depth of Korean traditional arts through the work of Jihyun Back (@100ghyun)✨

Jihyun Back is a Toronto-based Korean traditional dancer, drummer, and choreographer who has been actively presenting performances and leading workshops across Canada since 2020. Through dance and percussion, her work creates opportunities for cultural exchange while sharing the richness of Korean traditional arts.

The first featured work is Jihyun Back playing at Arts in the Parks in 2025 with Raw Taiko.

The second featured work is a collaborative performance inspired by Samgomu, a Korean traditional drum dance that combines movement and rhythm using three drums. Blending Korean traditional rhythms with Taiko drumming, the piece was developed during Jihyun’s Artist-in-Residence with Raging Asian Women Taiko Drummers and presented as part of Moving Between (2025).

The third featured work is based on Seoljanggu, a Korean traditional drum dance performed while carrying the drum on the body. Combining Korean traditional rhythms with Taiko drumming, the piece was also presented as part of Moving Between (2025).

From 2024–2025, Jihyun was an Artist-in-Residence with RAW Taiko (@rawtaiko) and continues collaborating with the organization through performances and workshops.

Learn more about Jihyun by visiting: https://www.jhback.ca/

Cover photo shot by Kat Rizza.
Video credit: Selina McCallum. Jihyun performing at the Arts in the Parks Launch in 2025
Photo Credits:
• First Photo: JJ Photos and RAW Taiko – Moving Between (2025)
• Second Photo: John T Lee Photos and RAW Taiko – Moving Between (2025)

#AsianHeritageMonth #TorontoArts #KoreanTraditionalDance #ArtistSpotlight

Highlighting the beauty and depth of Korean traditional arts through the work of Jihyun Back (@100ghyun)✨

Jihyun Back is a Toronto-based Korean traditional dancer, drummer, and choreographer who has been actively presenting performances and leading workshops across Canada since 2020. Through dance and percussion, her work creates opportunities for cultural exchange while sharing the richness of Korean traditional arts.

The first featured work is Jihyun Back playing at Arts in the Parks in 2025 with Raw Taiko.

The second featured work is a collaborative performance inspired by Samgomu, a Korean traditional drum dance that combines movement and rhythm using three drums. Blending Korean traditional rhythms with Taiko drumming, the piece was developed during Jihyun’s Artist-in-Residence with Raging Asian Women Taiko Drummers and presented as part of Moving Between (2025).

The third featured work is based on Seoljanggu, a Korean traditional drum dance performed while carrying the drum on the body. Combining Korean traditional rhythms with Taiko drumming, the piece was also presented as part of Moving Between (2025).

From 2024–2025, Jihyun was an Artist-in-Residence with RAW Taiko (@rawtaiko) and continues collaborating with the organization through performances and workshops.

Learn more about Jihyun by visiting: https://www.jhback.ca/

Cover photo shot by Kat Rizza.
Video credit: Selina McCallum. Jihyun performing at the Arts in the Parks Launch in 2025
Photo Credits:
• First Photo: JJ Photos and RAW Taiko – Moving Between (2025)
• Second Photo: John T Lee Photos and RAW Taiko – Moving Between (2025)

#AsianHeritageMonth #TorontoArts #KoreanTraditionalDance #ArtistSpotlight

Toronto Arts is proud to celebrate #AsianHeritageMonth all year long with arts organizations like Nagata Shachu. (@nagatashachu).✨

Nagata Shachu has been electrifying audiences across the world since 1998 with their rhythmic and interactive performances of Japanese taiko drumming.

A longtime part of Toronto Arts Foundation’s Arts in the Parks program, Nagata Shachu continues to bring communities together through rhythm, culture, and live performance in public spaces across the city.

Feel the rhythm. Learn where you can catch this powerful performance next. Visit https://nagatashachu.com/ 

#AsianHeritageMonth #ArtsInTheParks #TorontoArts #Taiko

Toronto Arts is proud to celebrate #AsianHeritageMonth all year long with arts organizations like Nagata Shachu. (@nagatashachu).✨

Nagata Shachu has been electrifying audiences across the world since 1998 with their rhythmic and interactive performances of Japanese taiko drumming.

A longtime part of Toronto Arts Foundation’s Arts in the Parks program, Nagata Shachu continues to bring communities together through rhythm, culture, and live performance in public spaces across the city.

Feel the rhythm. Learn where you can catch this powerful performance next. Visit https://nagatashachu.com/ 

#AsianHeritageMonth #ArtsInTheParks #TorontoArts #Taiko

Toronto Arts is proud to celebrate #AsianHeritageMonth all year long with arts organizations like Nagata Shachu. (@nagatashachu).✨

Nagata Shachu has been electrifying audiences across the world since 1998 with their rhythmic and interactive performances of Japanese taiko drumming.

A longtime part of Toronto Arts Foundation’s Arts in the Parks program, Nagata Shachu continues to bring communities together through rhythm, culture, and live performance in public spaces across the city.

Feel the rhythm. Learn where you can catch this powerful performance next. Visit https://nagatashachu.com/ 

#AsianHeritageMonth #ArtsInTheParks #TorontoArts #Taiko

Toronto Arts is proud to celebrate #AsianHeritageMonth all year long with arts organizations like Nagata Shachu. (@nagatashachu).✨

Nagata Shachu has been electrifying audiences across the world since 1998 with their rhythmic and interactive performances of Japanese taiko drumming.

A longtime part of Toronto Arts Foundation’s Arts in the Parks program, Nagata Shachu continues to bring communities together through rhythm, culture, and live performance in public spaces across the city.

Feel the rhythm. Learn where you can catch this powerful performance next. Visit https://nagatashachu.com/ 

#AsianHeritageMonth #ArtsInTheParks #TorontoArts #Taiko

Toronto Arts is proud to celebrate #AsianHeritageMonth all year long with arts organizations like Nagata Shachu. (@nagatashachu).✨

Nagata Shachu has been electrifying audiences across the world since 1998 with their rhythmic and interactive performances of Japanese taiko drumming.

A longtime part of Toronto Arts Foundation’s Arts in the Parks program, Nagata Shachu continues to bring communities together through rhythm, culture, and live performance in public spaces across the city.

Feel the rhythm. Learn where you can catch this powerful performance next. Visit https://nagatashachu.com/ 

#AsianHeritageMonth #ArtsInTheParks #TorontoArts #Taiko

Need a fresh perspective on a challenge you’re facing? 💡

The Creative Enquiry Lab helps arts organizations and collectives tackle real challenges through collaboration, creativity, and fresh perspectives. Over the course of 8 months, program participants will collaborate with a multidisciplinary student team from TMU’s Creative School to create a solution with real world impact.

✨ Funding: $15,000
📅 Deadline: August 17, 2026
📍 For Toronto-based arts organizations & collectives

This is your chance to rethink, experiment, and grow your organization’s capacity—while contributing to new ideas for the arts sector

Questions? Reach out to liza@torontoartscouncil.org

Photo credit: Loop Sessions, 2023. Shot by Samay Arcentales Cajas

🔗 For resources, FAQ and videos on how to apply visit our link in bio
https://torontoartscouncil.org/grants/creative-enquiry-lab/

#TorontoArts #ArtsGrants #CreativeProcess #DesignThinking

Need a fresh perspective on a challenge you’re facing? 💡

The Creative Enquiry Lab helps arts organizations and collectives tackle real challenges through collaboration, creativity, and fresh perspectives. Over the course of 8 months, program participants will collaborate with a multidisciplinary student team from TMU’s Creative School to create a solution with real world impact.

✨ Funding: $15,000
📅 Deadline: August 17, 2026
📍 For Toronto-based arts organizations & collectives

This is your chance to rethink, experiment, and grow your organization’s capacity—while contributing to new ideas for the arts sector

Questions? Reach out to liza@torontoartscouncil.org

Photo credit: Loop Sessions, 2023. Shot by Samay Arcentales Cajas

🔗 For resources, FAQ and videos on how to apply visit our link in bio
https://torontoartscouncil.org/grants/creative-enquiry-lab/

#TorontoArts #ArtsGrants #CreativeProcess #DesignThinking

Animating Historic Sites is back, supporting projects taking place in 2027 🏛️✨

This program funds site-specific arts projects that respond to Toronto’s historic sites and museums—bringing history to life through creative storytelling across disciplines. Think performances, exhibitions, installations, workshops, screenings, and more.

💰 Grants up to $30,000 available
🎨 Open to professional artists, collectives, and not-for-profit organizations
🎟️ All programming must be free and open to the public

From research and development to production and presentation, this grant can support up to 100% of your project costs, including artist fees, materials, and equipment.

📍 Participating sites include:
Evergreen Brick Works @evergreen_brick_works
Colborne Lodge (NEW in 2026)
Gibson House @gibsonhousemuseum
Montgomery’s Inn
Scarborough Museum @scarboroughmuseums
Spadina Museum
Todmorden Mills
The Village at Black Creek @thevillageatblackcreek

Not sure if it’s the right fit? Join our office hours:
🗓️ May 12 (10–11am)
🗓️ May 20 (12–1pm)

Please visit our website (link in bio) to find the registration link for the office hours. https://torontoartscouncil.org/grants/animating-historic-sites/ (link in bio)

Make sure to check the website for full eligibility requirements before applying.

📩 Have questions? Reach out to lena@torontoartscouncil.org.

Photo credit: Holobiont by Blue Ceiling Dance, Shot by Zahra Saleki, 2023. Animating Historic Sites

#TorontoArtsCouncil #ArtsGrants #TorontoArtists #HistoricSites CallForArtists

Animating Historic Sites is back, supporting projects taking place in 2027 🏛️✨

This program funds site-specific arts projects that respond to Toronto’s historic sites and museums—bringing history to life through creative storytelling across disciplines. Think performances, exhibitions, installations, workshops, screenings, and more.

💰 Grants up to $30,000 available
🎨 Open to professional artists, collectives, and not-for-profit organizations
🎟️ All programming must be free and open to the public

From research and development to production and presentation, this grant can support up to 100% of your project costs, including artist fees, materials, and equipment.

📍 Participating sites include:
Evergreen Brick Works @evergreen_brick_works
Colborne Lodge (NEW in 2026)
Gibson House @gibsonhousemuseum
Montgomery’s Inn
Scarborough Museum @scarboroughmuseums
Spadina Museum
Todmorden Mills
The Village at Black Creek @thevillageatblackcreek

Not sure if it’s the right fit? Join our office hours:
🗓️ May 12 (10–11am)
🗓️ May 20 (12–1pm)

Please visit our website (link in bio) to find the registration link for the office hours. https://torontoartscouncil.org/grants/animating-historic-sites/ (link in bio)

Make sure to check the website for full eligibility requirements before applying.

📩 Have questions? Reach out to lena@torontoartscouncil.org.

Photo credit: Holobiont by Blue Ceiling Dance, Shot by Zahra Saleki, 2023. Animating Historic Sites

#TorontoArtsCouncil #ArtsGrants #TorontoArtists #HistoricSites CallForArtists

Animating Historic Sites is back, supporting projects taking place in 2027 🏛️✨

This program funds site-specific arts projects that respond to Toronto’s historic sites and museums—bringing history to life through creative storytelling across disciplines. Think performances, exhibitions, installations, workshops, screenings, and more.

💰 Grants up to $30,000 available
🎨 Open to professional artists, collectives, and not-for-profit organizations
🎟️ All programming must be free and open to the public

From research and development to production and presentation, this grant can support up to 100% of your project costs, including artist fees, materials, and equipment.

📍 Participating sites include:
Evergreen Brick Works @evergreen_brick_works
Colborne Lodge (NEW in 2026)
Gibson House @gibsonhousemuseum
Montgomery’s Inn
Scarborough Museum @scarboroughmuseums
Spadina Museum
Todmorden Mills
The Village at Black Creek @thevillageatblackcreek

Not sure if it’s the right fit? Join our office hours:
🗓️ May 12 (10–11am)
🗓️ May 20 (12–1pm)

Please visit our website (link in bio) to find the registration link for the office hours. https://torontoartscouncil.org/grants/animating-historic-sites/ (link in bio)

Make sure to check the website for full eligibility requirements before applying.

📩 Have questions? Reach out to lena@torontoartscouncil.org.

Photo credit: Holobiont by Blue Ceiling Dance, Shot by Zahra Saleki, 2023. Animating Historic Sites

#TorontoArtsCouncil #ArtsGrants #TorontoArtists #HistoricSites CallForArtists

Red Dress Day is a call to remember, to honour, and to demand justice. ❤️
 
May 5, also known as the National Awareness Day for Missing & Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls and 2SLGBTQI+ people (MMIWG2S+), is an important day to reflect, learn, and raise awareness about this ongoing crisis. It’s also a day to support Indigenous communities, and to honour the lives of those missing and murdered. Red Dress Day was inspired by Métis artist Jamie Black after she hung hundreds of empty red dresses in public places to represent missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls.
 
This violence is an ongoing human rights emergency rooted in colonization and systemic racism. Indigenous women, girls, and Two-Spirit people continue to face disproportionate levels of harm, disappearance, and murder. In Canada, more than 6 in 10 Indigenous women have experienced physical or sexual assault in their lifetime.
 
Red dresses hanging empty serve as powerful reminders of lives stolen, voices silenced, and futures disrupted. They make the invisible visible.
 
More than remembrance, this day is about action:
❤️ Wear red and encourage others to wear red dresses, pins, or shirts
❤️ Participate in memorial walks, community fires, and smudging ceremonies
❤️ Learn more through Indigenous-led resources, workshops, and webinars
❤️ Amplify Indigenous voices
❤️ Support Indigenous organizations
❤️ Demand full implementation of the 231 Calls for Justice
 
As Lori Campbell said, “The chances are if you know an Indigenous person, they’re related to someone who’s gone missing or murdered.”
 
We will not look away. We will not forget. Justice for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and 2SLGBTQI+ people is long overdue.
 
See more ways you can take action! (link in bio) https://www.mmiwg-ffada.ca/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/Calls_for_Justice.pdf
 
#RedDressDay #MMIWG2S  #JusticeForIndigenousWomen #TorontoArts

Red Dress Day is a call to remember, to honour, and to demand justice. ❤️
 
May 5, also known as the National Awareness Day for Missing & Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls and 2SLGBTQI+ people (MMIWG2S+), is an important day to reflect, learn, and raise awareness about this ongoing crisis. It’s also a day to support Indigenous communities, and to honour the lives of those missing and murdered. Red Dress Day was inspired by Métis artist Jamie Black after she hung hundreds of empty red dresses in public places to represent missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls.
 
This violence is an ongoing human rights emergency rooted in colonization and systemic racism. Indigenous women, girls, and Two-Spirit people continue to face disproportionate levels of harm, disappearance, and murder. In Canada, more than 6 in 10 Indigenous women have experienced physical or sexual assault in their lifetime.
 
Red dresses hanging empty serve as powerful reminders of lives stolen, voices silenced, and futures disrupted. They make the invisible visible.
 
More than remembrance, this day is about action:
❤️ Wear red and encourage others to wear red dresses, pins, or shirts
❤️ Participate in memorial walks, community fires, and smudging ceremonies
❤️ Learn more through Indigenous-led resources, workshops, and webinars
❤️ Amplify Indigenous voices
❤️ Support Indigenous organizations
❤️ Demand full implementation of the 231 Calls for Justice
 
As Lori Campbell said, “The chances are if you know an Indigenous person, they’re related to someone who’s gone missing or murdered.”
 
We will not look away. We will not forget. Justice for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and 2SLGBTQI+ people is long overdue.
 
See more ways you can take action! (link in bio) https://www.mmiwg-ffada.ca/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/Calls_for_Justice.pdf
 
#RedDressDay #MMIWG2S  #JusticeForIndigenousWomen #TorontoArts

Fund your next outdoor idea 🌳🤸🎨
 
The Animating Toronto Parks program supports individual artists, collectives, and non-profit organizations to create free, community-engaged arts programming across parks in Etobicoke, East York, York, North York, and Scarborough. Performances, festivals, film screenings, community activities - the sky is the limit, literally!😌
 
With grants of up to $25,000, this program also enrolls successful applicants into Toronto Arts Foundations’ Arts in the Parks initiative, which includes support with marketing, promotion, onsite volunteers, and local community outreach.
 
📌NEW THIS YEAR: a pilot opportunity for three-year recurring funding, supporting projects through 2027–2029 for eligible applicants.
 
Need help applying? Join our upcoming virtual drop-in sessions or connect 1:1 with the program manager for additional support:
• May 5 (10–11am) – Is This Program for Me? + Application Form
• May 6 (10–11am) – Recurring Funding Explained
• May 7 (10–11am) – Budget! Budget! Budget!
• May 13 (12–1pm) – Budget! Budget! Budget!

First slide photo credit: Dance Together Festival part of Arts in the Parks Toronto at Amos Waites park, 2022. Photo shot by Mirna Chachin
 
Learn more and access the office hour registration links at the link in bio 🔗 https://torontoartscouncil.org/grants/animating-toronto-parks/

Reach out to lena@torontoartscouncil.org

#TorontoArts #ArtsGrants #TorontoEvents #ArtsEvents #GrantFunding

Fund your next outdoor idea 🌳🤸🎨
 
The Animating Toronto Parks program supports individual artists, collectives, and non-profit organizations to create free, community-engaged arts programming across parks in Etobicoke, East York, York, North York, and Scarborough. Performances, festivals, film screenings, community activities - the sky is the limit, literally!😌
 
With grants of up to $25,000, this program also enrolls successful applicants into Toronto Arts Foundations’ Arts in the Parks initiative, which includes support with marketing, promotion, onsite volunteers, and local community outreach.
 
📌NEW THIS YEAR: a pilot opportunity for three-year recurring funding, supporting projects through 2027–2029 for eligible applicants.
 
Need help applying? Join our upcoming virtual drop-in sessions or connect 1:1 with the program manager for additional support:
• May 5 (10–11am) – Is This Program for Me? + Application Form
• May 6 (10–11am) – Recurring Funding Explained
• May 7 (10–11am) – Budget! Budget! Budget!
• May 13 (12–1pm) – Budget! Budget! Budget!

First slide photo credit: Dance Together Festival part of Arts in the Parks Toronto at Amos Waites park, 2022. Photo shot by Mirna Chachin
 
Learn more and access the office hour registration links at the link in bio 🔗 https://torontoartscouncil.org/grants/animating-toronto-parks/

Reach out to lena@torontoartscouncil.org

#TorontoArts #ArtsGrants #TorontoEvents #ArtsEvents #GrantFunding

Fund your next outdoor idea 🌳🤸🎨
 
The Animating Toronto Parks program supports individual artists, collectives, and non-profit organizations to create free, community-engaged arts programming across parks in Etobicoke, East York, York, North York, and Scarborough. Performances, festivals, film screenings, community activities - the sky is the limit, literally!😌
 
With grants of up to $25,000, this program also enrolls successful applicants into Toronto Arts Foundations’ Arts in the Parks initiative, which includes support with marketing, promotion, onsite volunteers, and local community outreach.
 
📌NEW THIS YEAR: a pilot opportunity for three-year recurring funding, supporting projects through 2027–2029 for eligible applicants.
 
Need help applying? Join our upcoming virtual drop-in sessions or connect 1:1 with the program manager for additional support:
• May 5 (10–11am) – Is This Program for Me? + Application Form
• May 6 (10–11am) – Recurring Funding Explained
• May 7 (10–11am) – Budget! Budget! Budget!
• May 13 (12–1pm) – Budget! Budget! Budget!

First slide photo credit: Dance Together Festival part of Arts in the Parks Toronto at Amos Waites park, 2022. Photo shot by Mirna Chachin
 
Learn more and access the office hour registration links at the link in bio 🔗 https://torontoartscouncil.org/grants/animating-toronto-parks/

Reach out to lena@torontoartscouncil.org

#TorontoArts #ArtsGrants #TorontoEvents #ArtsEvents #GrantFunding

This past Wednesday, we supported the @torontoartsfoundation Mayor’s Art Lunch, and we secured coverage from Global News, CBC Metro Morning, OMNI and so many more! Take a peek at our media-filled day ✨

This awards season, Toronto Arts Foundation will donate over $100k to artists across the city! How incredible is that? 🤩

Selina (@selcallum), our Communications Coordinator, is the first staff artist to be featured in the new Collective Canvas Gallery at Toronto Arts Council and Foundation 🎉

What’s normally a lunchroom and meeting space is now also our gallery to showcase the creativity within our own team. This is an initiative brought to life by Peter Kingstone (Program Manager, Visual and Media Arts) and Georgia Champagnie (Senior Office Coordinator)🎉

Selina’s exhibit features a mix of work from her time in university alongside portraits she captured of the 2025 Toronto Arts Awards finalists.

At Toronto Arts, we don’t just support artists, we are artists, and spaces like this remind us of the importance of creativity in everything we do.💐

Stay tuned to see who will be exhibiting next in July 👀🎨

#TorontoArts #StaffAppreciation #CollectiveCanvas #Photography #Arts

From local support to national recognition @thejunoawards 🎶✨

We’re proud to celebrate Toronto Arts Council’s funded artists who are nominated at the 2026 JUNO Awards, presented on March 29, a powerful reminder of what’s possible when artists are supported to create, take risks, and grow.

👏 Huge congratulations to:
Tafelmusik @tafelmusikbocc
Toronto Symphony Orchestra @torontosymphony
TOBi @sincerelytobi
Tanika Charles @tanika_charles
Ron Korb @ronkorbmusic
Alexis Baro @alexisbaro22
Elizabeth Lowell Boland @lowell______
Kevin Lau @_kevin_lau
Justin Gray @justingraysound
Adam Christie @adamchristiecomedian
Chris McKhool @mckhool

Your work continues to shape Canada’s cultural landscape, and we’re honoured to have been part of your journey.

The JUNO Awards are this Sunday — we’ll be cheering you all on! 🏆

#TorontoArtsCouncil #JUNOAwards #SupportTheArts #TorontoArtists #CanadianMusic

From local support to national recognition @thejunoawards 🎶✨

We’re proud to celebrate Toronto Arts Council’s funded artists who are nominated at the 2026 JUNO Awards, presented on March 29, a powerful reminder of what’s possible when artists are supported to create, take risks, and grow.

👏 Huge congratulations to:
Tafelmusik @tafelmusikbocc
Toronto Symphony Orchestra @torontosymphony
TOBi @sincerelytobi
Tanika Charles @tanika_charles
Ron Korb @ronkorbmusic
Alexis Baro @alexisbaro22
Elizabeth Lowell Boland @lowell______
Kevin Lau @_kevin_lau
Justin Gray @justingraysound
Adam Christie @adamchristiecomedian
Chris McKhool @mckhool

Your work continues to shape Canada’s cultural landscape, and we’re honoured to have been part of your journey.

The JUNO Awards are this Sunday — we’ll be cheering you all on! 🏆

#TorontoArtsCouncil #JUNOAwards #SupportTheArts #TorontoArtists #CanadianMusic

From local support to national recognition @thejunoawards 🎶✨

We’re proud to celebrate Toronto Arts Council’s funded artists who are nominated at the 2026 JUNO Awards, presented on March 29, a powerful reminder of what’s possible when artists are supported to create, take risks, and grow.

👏 Huge congratulations to:
Tafelmusik @tafelmusikbocc
Toronto Symphony Orchestra @torontosymphony
TOBi @sincerelytobi
Tanika Charles @tanika_charles
Ron Korb @ronkorbmusic
Alexis Baro @alexisbaro22
Elizabeth Lowell Boland @lowell______
Kevin Lau @_kevin_lau
Justin Gray @justingraysound
Adam Christie @adamchristiecomedian
Chris McKhool @mckhool

Your work continues to shape Canada’s cultural landscape, and we’re honoured to have been part of your journey.

The JUNO Awards are this Sunday — we’ll be cheering you all on! 🏆

#TorontoArtsCouncil #JUNOAwards #SupportTheArts #TorontoArtists #CanadianMusic

From local support to national recognition @thejunoawards 🎶✨

We’re proud to celebrate Toronto Arts Council’s funded artists who are nominated at the 2026 JUNO Awards, presented on March 29, a powerful reminder of what’s possible when artists are supported to create, take risks, and grow.

👏 Huge congratulations to:
Tafelmusik @tafelmusikbocc
Toronto Symphony Orchestra @torontosymphony
TOBi @sincerelytobi
Tanika Charles @tanika_charles
Ron Korb @ronkorbmusic
Alexis Baro @alexisbaro22
Elizabeth Lowell Boland @lowell______
Kevin Lau @_kevin_lau
Justin Gray @justingraysound
Adam Christie @adamchristiecomedian
Chris McKhool @mckhool

Your work continues to shape Canada’s cultural landscape, and we’re honoured to have been part of your journey.

The JUNO Awards are this Sunday — we’ll be cheering you all on! 🏆

#TorontoArtsCouncil #JUNOAwards #SupportTheArts #TorontoArtists #CanadianMusic

From local support to national recognition @thejunoawards 🎶✨

We’re proud to celebrate Toronto Arts Council’s funded artists who are nominated at the 2026 JUNO Awards, presented on March 29, a powerful reminder of what’s possible when artists are supported to create, take risks, and grow.

👏 Huge congratulations to:
Tafelmusik @tafelmusikbocc
Toronto Symphony Orchestra @torontosymphony
TOBi @sincerelytobi
Tanika Charles @tanika_charles
Ron Korb @ronkorbmusic
Alexis Baro @alexisbaro22
Elizabeth Lowell Boland @lowell______
Kevin Lau @_kevin_lau
Justin Gray @justingraysound
Adam Christie @adamchristiecomedian
Chris McKhool @mckhool

Your work continues to shape Canada’s cultural landscape, and we’re honoured to have been part of your journey.

The JUNO Awards are this Sunday — we’ll be cheering you all on! 🏆

#TorontoArtsCouncil #JUNOAwards #SupportTheArts #TorontoArtists #CanadianMusic

From local support to national recognition @thejunoawards 🎶✨

We’re proud to celebrate Toronto Arts Council’s funded artists who are nominated at the 2026 JUNO Awards, presented on March 29, a powerful reminder of what’s possible when artists are supported to create, take risks, and grow.

👏 Huge congratulations to:
Tafelmusik @tafelmusikbocc
Toronto Symphony Orchestra @torontosymphony
TOBi @sincerelytobi
Tanika Charles @tanika_charles
Ron Korb @ronkorbmusic
Alexis Baro @alexisbaro22
Elizabeth Lowell Boland @lowell______
Kevin Lau @_kevin_lau
Justin Gray @justingraysound
Adam Christie @adamchristiecomedian
Chris McKhool @mckhool

Your work continues to shape Canada’s cultural landscape, and we’re honoured to have been part of your journey.

The JUNO Awards are this Sunday — we’ll be cheering you all on! 🏆

#TorontoArtsCouncil #JUNOAwards #SupportTheArts #TorontoArtists #CanadianMusic

From local support to national recognition @thejunoawards 🎶✨

We’re proud to celebrate Toronto Arts Council’s funded artists who are nominated at the 2026 JUNO Awards, presented on March 29, a powerful reminder of what’s possible when artists are supported to create, take risks, and grow.

👏 Huge congratulations to:
Tafelmusik @tafelmusikbocc
Toronto Symphony Orchestra @torontosymphony
TOBi @sincerelytobi
Tanika Charles @tanika_charles
Ron Korb @ronkorbmusic
Alexis Baro @alexisbaro22
Elizabeth Lowell Boland @lowell______
Kevin Lau @_kevin_lau
Justin Gray @justingraysound
Adam Christie @adamchristiecomedian
Chris McKhool @mckhool

Your work continues to shape Canada’s cultural landscape, and we’re honoured to have been part of your journey.

The JUNO Awards are this Sunday — we’ll be cheering you all on! 🏆

#TorontoArtsCouncil #JUNOAwards #SupportTheArts #TorontoArtists #CanadianMusic

From local support to national recognition @thejunoawards 🎶✨

We’re proud to celebrate Toronto Arts Council’s funded artists who are nominated at the 2026 JUNO Awards, presented on March 29, a powerful reminder of what’s possible when artists are supported to create, take risks, and grow.

👏 Huge congratulations to:
Tafelmusik @tafelmusikbocc
Toronto Symphony Orchestra @torontosymphony
TOBi @sincerelytobi
Tanika Charles @tanika_charles
Ron Korb @ronkorbmusic
Alexis Baro @alexisbaro22
Elizabeth Lowell Boland @lowell______
Kevin Lau @_kevin_lau
Justin Gray @justingraysound
Adam Christie @adamchristiecomedian
Chris McKhool @mckhool

Your work continues to shape Canada’s cultural landscape, and we’re honoured to have been part of your journey.

The JUNO Awards are this Sunday — we’ll be cheering you all on! 🏆

#TorontoArtsCouncil #JUNOAwards #SupportTheArts #TorontoArtists #CanadianMusic

From local support to national recognition @thejunoawards 🎶✨

We’re proud to celebrate Toronto Arts Council’s funded artists who are nominated at the 2026 JUNO Awards, presented on March 29, a powerful reminder of what’s possible when artists are supported to create, take risks, and grow.

👏 Huge congratulations to:
Tafelmusik @tafelmusikbocc
Toronto Symphony Orchestra @torontosymphony
TOBi @sincerelytobi
Tanika Charles @tanika_charles
Ron Korb @ronkorbmusic
Alexis Baro @alexisbaro22
Elizabeth Lowell Boland @lowell______
Kevin Lau @_kevin_lau
Justin Gray @justingraysound
Adam Christie @adamchristiecomedian
Chris McKhool @mckhool

Your work continues to shape Canada’s cultural landscape, and we’re honoured to have been part of your journey.

The JUNO Awards are this Sunday — we’ll be cheering you all on! 🏆

#TorontoArtsCouncil #JUNOAwards #SupportTheArts #TorontoArtists #CanadianMusic

From local support to national recognition @thejunoawards 🎶✨

We’re proud to celebrate Toronto Arts Council’s funded artists who are nominated at the 2026 JUNO Awards, presented on March 29, a powerful reminder of what’s possible when artists are supported to create, take risks, and grow.

👏 Huge congratulations to:
Tafelmusik @tafelmusikbocc
Toronto Symphony Orchestra @torontosymphony
TOBi @sincerelytobi
Tanika Charles @tanika_charles
Ron Korb @ronkorbmusic
Alexis Baro @alexisbaro22
Elizabeth Lowell Boland @lowell______
Kevin Lau @_kevin_lau
Justin Gray @justingraysound
Adam Christie @adamchristiecomedian
Chris McKhool @mckhool

Your work continues to shape Canada’s cultural landscape, and we’re honoured to have been part of your journey.

The JUNO Awards are this Sunday — we’ll be cheering you all on! 🏆

#TorontoArtsCouncil #JUNOAwards #SupportTheArts #TorontoArtists #CanadianMusic

From local support to national recognition @thejunoawards 🎶✨

We’re proud to celebrate Toronto Arts Council’s funded artists who are nominated at the 2026 JUNO Awards, presented on March 29, a powerful reminder of what’s possible when artists are supported to create, take risks, and grow.

👏 Huge congratulations to:
Tafelmusik @tafelmusikbocc
Toronto Symphony Orchestra @torontosymphony
TOBi @sincerelytobi
Tanika Charles @tanika_charles
Ron Korb @ronkorbmusic
Alexis Baro @alexisbaro22
Elizabeth Lowell Boland @lowell______
Kevin Lau @_kevin_lau
Justin Gray @justingraysound
Adam Christie @adamchristiecomedian
Chris McKhool @mckhool

Your work continues to shape Canada’s cultural landscape, and we’re honoured to have been part of your journey.

The JUNO Awards are this Sunday — we’ll be cheering you all on! 🏆

#TorontoArtsCouncil #JUNOAwards #SupportTheArts #TorontoArtists #CanadianMusic

Thank you to everyone who joined us last week for Strengthening the Case for the Arts: Data, Impact & Advocacy!

We’re so grateful to have shared space with such thoughtful, curious, and engaged members of our community.

A special thank you to Kadija de Paula from the Toronto Arts Council @torontoartscouncil for sharing the incredible work happening in Toronto around data collection in the arts, and for offering tools and approaches we can begin to adapt here in Ottawa. From exploring the value of quantitative data to unpacking meaningful ways to gather qualitative insights, the conversation was rich from start to finish.

We also had the pleasure of hearing from Frédéric Julien, Director of Research and Development at CAPACOA @capacoa_arts , who joined us for a surprise presentation and added even more depth to the discussion.

From shared challenges to new ideas, the roundtable conversations reminded us just how important this work is, and how much we can learn from one another.

👀Interested in being part of the ongoing conversation? Learn more about our Social Impact Evaluation in the Arts Action Lab at the link in our bio.

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Merci à toutes les personnes qui se sont jointes à nous la semaine dernière pour Renforcer la pertinence des arts : données, impact et défense des intérêts !

Un grand merci à Kadija de Paula du Toronto Arts Council @torontoartscouncil pour avoir partagé le travail inspirant réalisé à Toronto en matière de collecte de données dans le secteur des arts, ainsi que des outils et approches que nous pouvons commencer à adapter ici à Ottawa. De l’exploration de la valeur des données quantitatives aux meilleures façons de recueillir des données qualitatives, les échanges ont été riches du début à la fin.

Nous avons également eu le plaisir d’accueillir Frédéric Julien, directeur de la recherche et du développement à CAPACOA @capacoa_arts , pour une présentation surprise qui a ajouté encore plus de profondeur à la discussion.

👀Envie de faire partie de la conversation? Découvrez notre laboratoire d’action Évaluation de l’impact social des arts en visitant le lien dans notre bio.

#artsottawa #ottawaevents

Thank you to everyone who joined us last week for Strengthening the Case for the Arts: Data, Impact & Advocacy!

We’re so grateful to have shared space with such thoughtful, curious, and engaged members of our community.

A special thank you to Kadija de Paula from the Toronto Arts Council @torontoartscouncil for sharing the incredible work happening in Toronto around data collection in the arts, and for offering tools and approaches we can begin to adapt here in Ottawa. From exploring the value of quantitative data to unpacking meaningful ways to gather qualitative insights, the conversation was rich from start to finish.

We also had the pleasure of hearing from Frédéric Julien, Director of Research and Development at CAPACOA @capacoa_arts , who joined us for a surprise presentation and added even more depth to the discussion.

From shared challenges to new ideas, the roundtable conversations reminded us just how important this work is, and how much we can learn from one another.

👀Interested in being part of the ongoing conversation? Learn more about our Social Impact Evaluation in the Arts Action Lab at the link in our bio.

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Merci à toutes les personnes qui se sont jointes à nous la semaine dernière pour Renforcer la pertinence des arts : données, impact et défense des intérêts !

Un grand merci à Kadija de Paula du Toronto Arts Council @torontoartscouncil pour avoir partagé le travail inspirant réalisé à Toronto en matière de collecte de données dans le secteur des arts, ainsi que des outils et approches que nous pouvons commencer à adapter ici à Ottawa. De l’exploration de la valeur des données quantitatives aux meilleures façons de recueillir des données qualitatives, les échanges ont été riches du début à la fin.

Nous avons également eu le plaisir d’accueillir Frédéric Julien, directeur de la recherche et du développement à CAPACOA @capacoa_arts , pour une présentation surprise qui a ajouté encore plus de profondeur à la discussion.

👀Envie de faire partie de la conversation? Découvrez notre laboratoire d’action Évaluation de l’impact social des arts en visitant le lien dans notre bio.

#artsottawa #ottawaevents

Thank you to everyone who joined us last week for Strengthening the Case for the Arts: Data, Impact & Advocacy!

We’re so grateful to have shared space with such thoughtful, curious, and engaged members of our community.

A special thank you to Kadija de Paula from the Toronto Arts Council @torontoartscouncil for sharing the incredible work happening in Toronto around data collection in the arts, and for offering tools and approaches we can begin to adapt here in Ottawa. From exploring the value of quantitative data to unpacking meaningful ways to gather qualitative insights, the conversation was rich from start to finish.

We also had the pleasure of hearing from Frédéric Julien, Director of Research and Development at CAPACOA @capacoa_arts , who joined us for a surprise presentation and added even more depth to the discussion.

From shared challenges to new ideas, the roundtable conversations reminded us just how important this work is, and how much we can learn from one another.

👀Interested in being part of the ongoing conversation? Learn more about our Social Impact Evaluation in the Arts Action Lab at the link in our bio.

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Merci à toutes les personnes qui se sont jointes à nous la semaine dernière pour Renforcer la pertinence des arts : données, impact et défense des intérêts !

Un grand merci à Kadija de Paula du Toronto Arts Council @torontoartscouncil pour avoir partagé le travail inspirant réalisé à Toronto en matière de collecte de données dans le secteur des arts, ainsi que des outils et approches que nous pouvons commencer à adapter ici à Ottawa. De l’exploration de la valeur des données quantitatives aux meilleures façons de recueillir des données qualitatives, les échanges ont été riches du début à la fin.

Nous avons également eu le plaisir d’accueillir Frédéric Julien, directeur de la recherche et du développement à CAPACOA @capacoa_arts , pour une présentation surprise qui a ajouté encore plus de profondeur à la discussion.

👀Envie de faire partie de la conversation? Découvrez notre laboratoire d’action Évaluation de l’impact social des arts en visitant le lien dans notre bio.

#artsottawa #ottawaevents

Thank you to everyone who joined us last week for Strengthening the Case for the Arts: Data, Impact & Advocacy!

We’re so grateful to have shared space with such thoughtful, curious, and engaged members of our community.

A special thank you to Kadija de Paula from the Toronto Arts Council @torontoartscouncil for sharing the incredible work happening in Toronto around data collection in the arts, and for offering tools and approaches we can begin to adapt here in Ottawa. From exploring the value of quantitative data to unpacking meaningful ways to gather qualitative insights, the conversation was rich from start to finish.

We also had the pleasure of hearing from Frédéric Julien, Director of Research and Development at CAPACOA @capacoa_arts , who joined us for a surprise presentation and added even more depth to the discussion.

From shared challenges to new ideas, the roundtable conversations reminded us just how important this work is, and how much we can learn from one another.

👀Interested in being part of the ongoing conversation? Learn more about our Social Impact Evaluation in the Arts Action Lab at the link in our bio.

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Merci à toutes les personnes qui se sont jointes à nous la semaine dernière pour Renforcer la pertinence des arts : données, impact et défense des intérêts !

Un grand merci à Kadija de Paula du Toronto Arts Council @torontoartscouncil pour avoir partagé le travail inspirant réalisé à Toronto en matière de collecte de données dans le secteur des arts, ainsi que des outils et approches que nous pouvons commencer à adapter ici à Ottawa. De l’exploration de la valeur des données quantitatives aux meilleures façons de recueillir des données qualitatives, les échanges ont été riches du début à la fin.

Nous avons également eu le plaisir d’accueillir Frédéric Julien, directeur de la recherche et du développement à CAPACOA @capacoa_arts , pour une présentation surprise qui a ajouté encore plus de profondeur à la discussion.

👀Envie de faire partie de la conversation? Découvrez notre laboratoire d’action Évaluation de l’impact social des arts en visitant le lien dans notre bio.

#artsottawa #ottawaevents

Thank you to everyone who joined us last week for Strengthening the Case for the Arts: Data, Impact & Advocacy!

We’re so grateful to have shared space with such thoughtful, curious, and engaged members of our community.

A special thank you to Kadija de Paula from the Toronto Arts Council @torontoartscouncil for sharing the incredible work happening in Toronto around data collection in the arts, and for offering tools and approaches we can begin to adapt here in Ottawa. From exploring the value of quantitative data to unpacking meaningful ways to gather qualitative insights, the conversation was rich from start to finish.

We also had the pleasure of hearing from Frédéric Julien, Director of Research and Development at CAPACOA @capacoa_arts , who joined us for a surprise presentation and added even more depth to the discussion.

From shared challenges to new ideas, the roundtable conversations reminded us just how important this work is, and how much we can learn from one another.

👀Interested in being part of the ongoing conversation? Learn more about our Social Impact Evaluation in the Arts Action Lab at the link in our bio.

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Merci à toutes les personnes qui se sont jointes à nous la semaine dernière pour Renforcer la pertinence des arts : données, impact et défense des intérêts !

Un grand merci à Kadija de Paula du Toronto Arts Council @torontoartscouncil pour avoir partagé le travail inspirant réalisé à Toronto en matière de collecte de données dans le secteur des arts, ainsi que des outils et approches que nous pouvons commencer à adapter ici à Ottawa. De l’exploration de la valeur des données quantitatives aux meilleures façons de recueillir des données qualitatives, les échanges ont été riches du début à la fin.

Nous avons également eu le plaisir d’accueillir Frédéric Julien, directeur de la recherche et du développement à CAPACOA @capacoa_arts , pour une présentation surprise qui a ajouté encore plus de profondeur à la discussion.

👀Envie de faire partie de la conversation? Découvrez notre laboratoire d’action Évaluation de l’impact social des arts en visitant le lien dans notre bio.

#artsottawa #ottawaevents

Thank you to everyone who joined us last week for Strengthening the Case for the Arts: Data, Impact & Advocacy!

We’re so grateful to have shared space with such thoughtful, curious, and engaged members of our community.

A special thank you to Kadija de Paula from the Toronto Arts Council @torontoartscouncil for sharing the incredible work happening in Toronto around data collection in the arts, and for offering tools and approaches we can begin to adapt here in Ottawa. From exploring the value of quantitative data to unpacking meaningful ways to gather qualitative insights, the conversation was rich from start to finish.

We also had the pleasure of hearing from Frédéric Julien, Director of Research and Development at CAPACOA @capacoa_arts , who joined us for a surprise presentation and added even more depth to the discussion.

From shared challenges to new ideas, the roundtable conversations reminded us just how important this work is, and how much we can learn from one another.

👀Interested in being part of the ongoing conversation? Learn more about our Social Impact Evaluation in the Arts Action Lab at the link in our bio.

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Merci à toutes les personnes qui se sont jointes à nous la semaine dernière pour Renforcer la pertinence des arts : données, impact et défense des intérêts !

Un grand merci à Kadija de Paula du Toronto Arts Council @torontoartscouncil pour avoir partagé le travail inspirant réalisé à Toronto en matière de collecte de données dans le secteur des arts, ainsi que des outils et approches que nous pouvons commencer à adapter ici à Ottawa. De l’exploration de la valeur des données quantitatives aux meilleures façons de recueillir des données qualitatives, les échanges ont été riches du début à la fin.

Nous avons également eu le plaisir d’accueillir Frédéric Julien, directeur de la recherche et du développement à CAPACOA @capacoa_arts , pour une présentation surprise qui a ajouté encore plus de profondeur à la discussion.

👀Envie de faire partie de la conversation? Découvrez notre laboratoire d’action Évaluation de l’impact social des arts en visitant le lien dans notre bio.

#artsottawa #ottawaevents

Thank you to everyone who joined us last week for Strengthening the Case for the Arts: Data, Impact & Advocacy!

We’re so grateful to have shared space with such thoughtful, curious, and engaged members of our community.

A special thank you to Kadija de Paula from the Toronto Arts Council @torontoartscouncil for sharing the incredible work happening in Toronto around data collection in the arts, and for offering tools and approaches we can begin to adapt here in Ottawa. From exploring the value of quantitative data to unpacking meaningful ways to gather qualitative insights, the conversation was rich from start to finish.

We also had the pleasure of hearing from Frédéric Julien, Director of Research and Development at CAPACOA @capacoa_arts , who joined us for a surprise presentation and added even more depth to the discussion.

From shared challenges to new ideas, the roundtable conversations reminded us just how important this work is, and how much we can learn from one another.

👀Interested in being part of the ongoing conversation? Learn more about our Social Impact Evaluation in the Arts Action Lab at the link in our bio.

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Merci à toutes les personnes qui se sont jointes à nous la semaine dernière pour Renforcer la pertinence des arts : données, impact et défense des intérêts !

Un grand merci à Kadija de Paula du Toronto Arts Council @torontoartscouncil pour avoir partagé le travail inspirant réalisé à Toronto en matière de collecte de données dans le secteur des arts, ainsi que des outils et approches que nous pouvons commencer à adapter ici à Ottawa. De l’exploration de la valeur des données quantitatives aux meilleures façons de recueillir des données qualitatives, les échanges ont été riches du début à la fin.

Nous avons également eu le plaisir d’accueillir Frédéric Julien, directeur de la recherche et du développement à CAPACOA @capacoa_arts , pour une présentation surprise qui a ajouté encore plus de profondeur à la discussion.

👀Envie de faire partie de la conversation? Découvrez notre laboratoire d’action Évaluation de l’impact social des arts en visitant le lien dans notre bio.

#artsottawa #ottawaevents

Thank you to everyone who joined us last week for Strengthening the Case for the Arts: Data, Impact & Advocacy!

We’re so grateful to have shared space with such thoughtful, curious, and engaged members of our community.

A special thank you to Kadija de Paula from the Toronto Arts Council @torontoartscouncil for sharing the incredible work happening in Toronto around data collection in the arts, and for offering tools and approaches we can begin to adapt here in Ottawa. From exploring the value of quantitative data to unpacking meaningful ways to gather qualitative insights, the conversation was rich from start to finish.

We also had the pleasure of hearing from Frédéric Julien, Director of Research and Development at CAPACOA @capacoa_arts , who joined us for a surprise presentation and added even more depth to the discussion.

From shared challenges to new ideas, the roundtable conversations reminded us just how important this work is, and how much we can learn from one another.

👀Interested in being part of the ongoing conversation? Learn more about our Social Impact Evaluation in the Arts Action Lab at the link in our bio.

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Merci à toutes les personnes qui se sont jointes à nous la semaine dernière pour Renforcer la pertinence des arts : données, impact et défense des intérêts !

Un grand merci à Kadija de Paula du Toronto Arts Council @torontoartscouncil pour avoir partagé le travail inspirant réalisé à Toronto en matière de collecte de données dans le secteur des arts, ainsi que des outils et approches que nous pouvons commencer à adapter ici à Ottawa. De l’exploration de la valeur des données quantitatives aux meilleures façons de recueillir des données qualitatives, les échanges ont été riches du début à la fin.

Nous avons également eu le plaisir d’accueillir Frédéric Julien, directeur de la recherche et du développement à CAPACOA @capacoa_arts , pour une présentation surprise qui a ajouté encore plus de profondeur à la discussion.

👀Envie de faire partie de la conversation? Découvrez notre laboratoire d’action Évaluation de l’impact social des arts en visitant le lien dans notre bio.

#artsottawa #ottawaevents

Thank you to everyone who joined us last week for Strengthening the Case for the Arts: Data, Impact & Advocacy!

We’re so grateful to have shared space with such thoughtful, curious, and engaged members of our community.

A special thank you to Kadija de Paula from the Toronto Arts Council @torontoartscouncil for sharing the incredible work happening in Toronto around data collection in the arts, and for offering tools and approaches we can begin to adapt here in Ottawa. From exploring the value of quantitative data to unpacking meaningful ways to gather qualitative insights, the conversation was rich from start to finish.

We also had the pleasure of hearing from Frédéric Julien, Director of Research and Development at CAPACOA @capacoa_arts , who joined us for a surprise presentation and added even more depth to the discussion.

From shared challenges to new ideas, the roundtable conversations reminded us just how important this work is, and how much we can learn from one another.

👀Interested in being part of the ongoing conversation? Learn more about our Social Impact Evaluation in the Arts Action Lab at the link in our bio.

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Merci à toutes les personnes qui se sont jointes à nous la semaine dernière pour Renforcer la pertinence des arts : données, impact et défense des intérêts !

Un grand merci à Kadija de Paula du Toronto Arts Council @torontoartscouncil pour avoir partagé le travail inspirant réalisé à Toronto en matière de collecte de données dans le secteur des arts, ainsi que des outils et approches que nous pouvons commencer à adapter ici à Ottawa. De l’exploration de la valeur des données quantitatives aux meilleures façons de recueillir des données qualitatives, les échanges ont été riches du début à la fin.

Nous avons également eu le plaisir d’accueillir Frédéric Julien, directeur de la recherche et du développement à CAPACOA @capacoa_arts , pour une présentation surprise qui a ajouté encore plus de profondeur à la discussion.

👀Envie de faire partie de la conversation? Découvrez notre laboratoire d’action Évaluation de l’impact social des arts en visitant le lien dans notre bio.

#artsottawa #ottawaevents

Thank you to everyone who joined us last week for Strengthening the Case for the Arts: Data, Impact & Advocacy!

We’re so grateful to have shared space with such thoughtful, curious, and engaged members of our community.

A special thank you to Kadija de Paula from the Toronto Arts Council @torontoartscouncil for sharing the incredible work happening in Toronto around data collection in the arts, and for offering tools and approaches we can begin to adapt here in Ottawa. From exploring the value of quantitative data to unpacking meaningful ways to gather qualitative insights, the conversation was rich from start to finish.

We also had the pleasure of hearing from Frédéric Julien, Director of Research and Development at CAPACOA @capacoa_arts , who joined us for a surprise presentation and added even more depth to the discussion.

From shared challenges to new ideas, the roundtable conversations reminded us just how important this work is, and how much we can learn from one another.

👀Interested in being part of the ongoing conversation? Learn more about our Social Impact Evaluation in the Arts Action Lab at the link in our bio.

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Merci à toutes les personnes qui se sont jointes à nous la semaine dernière pour Renforcer la pertinence des arts : données, impact et défense des intérêts !

Un grand merci à Kadija de Paula du Toronto Arts Council @torontoartscouncil pour avoir partagé le travail inspirant réalisé à Toronto en matière de collecte de données dans le secteur des arts, ainsi que des outils et approches que nous pouvons commencer à adapter ici à Ottawa. De l’exploration de la valeur des données quantitatives aux meilleures façons de recueillir des données qualitatives, les échanges ont été riches du début à la fin.

Nous avons également eu le plaisir d’accueillir Frédéric Julien, directeur de la recherche et du développement à CAPACOA @capacoa_arts , pour une présentation surprise qui a ajouté encore plus de profondeur à la discussion.

👀Envie de faire partie de la conversation? Découvrez notre laboratoire d’action Évaluation de l’impact social des arts en visitant le lien dans notre bio.

#artsottawa #ottawaevents