SEAFOOD MARKET STUDIOS! Affordable + professionally managed temporary artists studios and creation space available in the East Village
- Posted August 28th, 2010
Calling all Calgary-based emerging and professional artists, non-profit arts organizations, and artist collectives!
Need access to affordable, secure studio, rehearsal or creation space? Calgary Municipal Land Corporation (CMLC) and Calgary Arts Development have 10 studio spaces, common space, an office area (ideal for festival-oriented applicants) and a 10,000 sq. ft. warehouse space (ideal for rehearsal use) available for artists of all disciplines. Located within the vacant Seafood Market in the East Village (630 - 7th Ave. SE), studios and creation spaces are available for rent until March 15, 2011.
The Seafood Market is an excellent location for multi-disciplinary rehearsals, visual artists’ studios, a festival office, writers, photographers, graphic designers, film and video artists, and interdisciplinary artists. This space is not ideal for larger presentations or exhibitions.
Studios will be available for rent from September 15, 2010 to March 15, 2011, with potential for extension based on building availability. Rates vary based on the studio size and amenities (see attached rate schedule).
Deadline for applications is Monday, September 13, 2010. Applications will be accepted after this date on an ongoing basis as space is available. Read more »
Event Stimulus Program (ESP)
Next Pre-Screen Phase Deadline: 4:30 pm, September 20th, 2010
The second and final Pre-Screen Phase Deadline will be March 4th, 2011
Review the eligibility criteria.
Consider attending an info session about the program on September 9. For more information, click here.
The Event Stimulus Program is administrated by Calgary Arts Development on behalf of The City as two separate programs. Click on the program name below to learn more and download a copy of the program's guidelines.
- Emerging Event Program - For events that have produced between zero and four editions* and require base operating support.
- Strategic Event Enhancement Program - For events that have produced one or more editions* and require support for a specific strategic project within the event.
Information Sessions Announced for Event Stimulus Program
- Posted September 1st, 2010
Although these sessions are open and free to anyone, they may be of particular interest to festival and event organizers who are considering applying and would like to learn more about the program.
Please RSVP by 4:30 pm on September 8th by calling Calgary Arts Development at 403-264-5330, ext. 202 or emailing Grants@CalgaryArtsDevelopment.com.
More information on the Event Stimulus Program.
September is Culture Month
- Posted September 1st, 2010
Multiculturalism Information Session
- Posted August 25th, 2010
CALGARY INFORMATION SESSION - September 14, 2010
You are invited to attend an information session about the program guidelines and how to apply for funding for projects and events.
CADA and the October 2010 Municipal Election
- Posted August 10th, 2010
A number of individuals and organizations have approached Calgary Arts Development to ask for input and information related to the arts sector for the civic election on October 18th. This document outlines CADA’s mandate and role in the community and how it relates to the upcoming election. Read more »
Help Design St. Patrick's Island!
- Posted July 29th, 2010
From the Calgary Municipal Land Corporation (CMLC):Participate in our second public survey and be entered to win one of three $100 gift certificates to the River Cafe.
St. Patrick's Island needs you. This 30-acre island is currently one of the least used parks in Calgary and we want to know how you'd like to see that changed. Situated in the Bow River and adjacent to the Calgary Zoo this small island is ready for a new life and that is where you come in. Read more »
2010 Mayor’s Evening for Business and the Arts Wraps Up Culture Month in Calgary!
- Posted July 29th, 2010
Join His Worship, Mayor Dave Bronconnier as he gives a shout-out to the arts, artists and partnerships between business and the arts at the annual Mayor’s Evening for Business and the Arts presented by Enbridge Inc. This prestigious awards event brings to a close Culture Month and Alberta Arts Days with a reception, show and awards presentation, taking place September 27, 2010 at the Max Bell Theatre in the EPCOR CENTRE for the Performing Arts from 5pm – 9pm. Limited tickets are available so get yours today!
Information is available at www.cpaa.ca and tickets are available online through the EPCOR CENTRE box office at www.epcorcentre.org or by calling (403) 294-9494.
Inter-Action: Canada’s New Multiculturalism Grants and Contributions Program
- Posted July 29th, 2010
Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) recently launched Inter-Action, Canada’s new Multiculturalism Grants and Contributions Program. The Program supports both CIC’s mandate and the Canadian Multiculturalism Act by assisting the socio-economic integration of individuals and communities and building a socially cohesive society.
There are two Inter-Action funding streams: Projects and Events. Read more »
CADA Welcomes Becky Scott in Projects and Communications Capacity
- Posted July 12th, 2010
NEWS RELEASE
For immediate release
July 12, 2010
(Calgary, AB) Longtime communications professional and local business owner Becky Scott has joined the Calgary Arts Development team as Projects and Communications Generalist, effective July 12.
"With current and upcoming activities including Calgary's bid to be Cultural Capital of Canada 2012 and increased space development activity, the organization is entering a high growth period where someone with Becky's experience and knowledge of the arts is needed," says President and CEO Terry Rock. "We've achieved a lot in the past five years and now have an opportunity to enhance some of our communications initiatives and projects."
"Becky brings a lot to the table in terms of her communications skills and the roles she has played as a business owner in the private sector and working with artists and arts organizations in different capacities," says Rock. "We look forward to working with her at CADA and to her insight and experience as we move forward on various projects."
Scott has worked in the communications and arts industries for twenty-five years including work in tourism, the arts, and municipal government. She is currently co-owner of award-winning special effects and fabrication company Bleeding Art Industries.
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Contact Information:
Terry Rock
President & CEO Calgary Arts Development
[p] 403.264.5330
[e] terry.rock{at}calgaryartsdevelopment.com
