Work in Culture is dedicated to providing entrepreneurial and business skills training, innovative research, and job search tools to the arts & culture sector.
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Heads up! The Work in Culture website, including the Job Board, is temporarily offline while our web developers complete urgent security maintenance. We hope to be back up tomorrow. Questions? Email us at [email protected]. We’ll post here as soon as we’re live again.
Heads up! The Work in Culture website, including the Job Board, is temporarily offline while our web developers complete urgent security maintenance. We hope to be back up tomorrow. Questions? Email us at [email protected]. We’ll post here as soon as we’re live again.
5 days left! Apply to host an #ArtWorksTO project & work with a newcomer arts educator on workshops/learning opportunities for your community. Educators receive $5,000 in funding. Open to GTA orgs of all kinds.
Deadline (extended): Sept 28
Apply: workinculture.ca/programs/ar…
As part of our Creative Careers: Insights for the Journey Ahead series, Tanya Kan of Vivid Foundry shares advice on collaboration, communication, and adaptability in indie game development. Watch the interview: workinculture.ca/resource/wo… #CreativeCareers #GameDev
Creative Careers: Insights for the Journey Ahead series: Simeon Taole of Cinematoscape shares why collaboration, adaptability, and relationship-building are key to long-term success in the arts. Read the interview: workinculture.ca/resource/wo… #CreativeCareers #ArtsCareers
As part of our Creative Careers: Insights for the Journey Ahead series, Toronto theatre artist and Soup Can Theatre co-founder Justin shares advice on building a career behind the scenes. Read the interview: workinculture.ca/resource/wo… #CreativeCareers #CareerAdvice
Project Host applications for the Arts Education stream of ArtWorksTO Newcomer Program have been extended to September 28. GTA organizations can collaborate with a newcomer arts educator on a paid creative project – at no direct cost! Learn more and apply: workinculture.ca/programs/ar…
Join us Sept. 25 (3-5 p.m.) for our Meet the Funders Panel featuring municipal, provincial, and federal arts funders. Learn about funding opportunities and priorities, then connect during networking! eventbrite.ca/e/199242413020… #OntarioCultureDays
Project Host applications for the #ArtWorksTO Newcomer Program close Sept. 8!
In this video, Stephanie Draker shares a quick overview of eligibility and what participating organizations can expect. Learn more and apply: workinculture.ca/programs/ar… #GTAArts #ArtsEducation #MediaArts
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Interested in applying to BAO's new Creative Entrepreneurship Intensive?
Then you must attend one of two mandatory information sessions on either Wednesday, August 26th or Friday, September 11th.
Learn more and register here for the info session ow.ly/cqxJ50ZET5z
ALT Graphic promoting the information sessions on either Wednesday, August 26th or Friday, September 11th for BAO's Creative Entrepreneurship Intensive. At the top is a group photo of diverse professionals at the Starter Company Plus graduation ceremony holding a large check under a gold balloon arch.
The deadline to apply for the #CATFund is Aug. 28 at 5 p.m. ET. Ontario non-profit arts organizations can apply for grants of up to $15,000 to explore substantive organizational change. Apply at workinculture.ca/programs/ca… #ArtsFunding #WorkInCulture
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In collaboration with the Brampton Entrepreneur Centre (BEC) and @workinculture, BAO has merged our Mentorship Program with Starter Company Plus to develop the BAO Creative Entrepreneurship Intensive!
Learn more and register here brampton.ca/EN/Business/BEC/…
Thank you to everyone who joined our first #CATFund Information Session on July 29. Missed it? Watch the recording and learn more about the program workinculture.ca/programs/ca…
Join our final info session on Aug. 12 at 10 a.m. ET: bit.ly/4xxYSHc
Apply by Aug. 28, 5 p.m. ET
Missed the July 14 ArtWorksTO Newcomer Program Information Session? The recording is now available on our website, along with more information about the program. Project Host applications close Sept. 8, 2026! Apply now! workinculture.ca/programs/ar… #ArtWorksTO #ArtsOpportunities
Last week, Stephanie Draker joined the AI + Policy panel presented by Arts Etobicoke and Toronto's LASOs in partnership with the Cultural Policy Hub at OCAD University. Thank you to everyone for this discussion. Stay tuned for the session recording: torontolasos.com/artists-and…
#TBT to our Making It Work 2026 launch event with TO Live. The report highlights key challenges and opportunities facing Ontario's cultural workforce, including income instability, workforce retention, and evolving skill demands. Read the report: workinculture.ca/resource/ma…
The CAT Fund is now accepting applications! Not sure if your project is eligible? We've highlighted examples of what the fund can support and what falls outside its scope. Learn more, review the guidelines, and apply: workinculture.ca/programs/ca… Apply by Aug. 28, 5 PM ET. #CATFund
Applications are now open for the Catalyst & Transformation (CAT) Fund—now in its third round! Funding is available for Ontario non-profit arts orgs to explore new directions of meaningful operational change. Apply now: workinculture.ca/programs/ca… #CATFund #ArtsFunding #OntarioArts
We’re thrilled to wrap the 2025–26 Brampton Arts Mentorship Program with @baobrampton! 10 mentees tackled real business challenges through mentorship. Meet the cohort + explore their journeys on our site: workinculture.ca/programs/br…
ALT Group photo of BAO x WIC Mentorship Program participants and mentors standing and kneeling together in front of a Brampton Arts Organization step-and-repeat backdrop, styled as a Polaroid photo. Text above reads "2025/2026" on a torn paper label, with Work in Culture and Brampton Arts Organization logos. Text below reads "MENTORSHIP PROGRAM."
Our own Stephanie Draker will be joining the panel for AI + Policy, presented by Arts Etobicoke & Toronto's LASOs with the Cultural Policy Hub at OCAD U on July 21. This session explores how artists can help shape AI policy and the future of creative work. eventbrite.ca/e/ai-and-polic…
