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Grant Deadlines - August 2018

Looking for grant writing help? Check out ELAN’S grant writing resources and notes from our CALQ information session! Conseil des arts et des lettres du Québec (CALQ) Funding for individuals: Acquisition and Marketing – Rolling …
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Calls for Submissions - August 2018

Film & Media The National Film Board of Canada's Quebec / Atlantic Studio is seeking proposal submissions from emerging and established filmmakers. Deadline is AUGUST 8, 2018. Click here for details. Literature / Writing 100…
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Grant Deadlines - July 2018

Looking for grant writing help? Check out ELAN’S grant writing resources and notes from our CALQ information session! Conseil des arts et des lettres du Québec (CALQ) Funding for individuals: Acquisition and Marketing – Rolling …
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Grant Deadlines - June 2018

Looking for grant writing help? Check out ELAN’S grant writing resources and notes from our CALQ information session! Conseil des arts et des lettres du Québec (CALQ) Funding for individuals: Acquisition and Marketing – Rolling …
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Calls for Submissions - June 2018

Artisan / Crafts ELAN Member Marilynn Vanderstaay is seeking jewellery artisans who work with silver to create unique pins / brooches for an exciting new cottage industry community project to be launched in SEPTEMBER. Contact Marilynn Vanderstaay…
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Workshops - May 2018

Multidisciplinary / General Savvy Sessions presents Festival Circuits for Theatre & Dance with Emilia Alvarez. Venue TBA. This workshop is free but registration is mandatory. MAY 5, 2018. 1PM - 4PM. Click here to learn more. YES…

Calls for Submissions - May 2018

Multidisciplinary / General North Media Arts Centre (NAISA) seeks submissions for Off the Beat(en) Track. Artists of all ages and nationalities are encouraged to submit works on the theme Off the Beat(en) Track. Deadline is JUNE 4, 2018.…
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Grant Deadlines - May 2018

Looking for grant writing help? Check out ELAN’S grant writing resources and notes from our CALQ information session! Conseil des arts et des lettres du Québec (CALQ) Funding for individuals: Acquisition and Marketing – Rolling …
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3 Things You Didn’t Know About Conseil des arts de Montréal

            Julien Valmary & Guy Rodgers Julien and Guy also showed us that style, just like art, is a universal language. Photos by: Amy Macdonald   Le Conseil des arts de Montréal (CAM)…
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Workshops - February 2018

Multidisciplinary / General Centre culturel George Vanier is holding a workshop: Gravure - Introduction à la point-sèche (FR) by Anna Jane McIntyre on FEBRUARY 8 till MARCH 22, 2018 (6 sessions). Click here for more information.  YES…
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Grant Deadlines - February 2018

Looking for grant writing help? Check out ELAN’S grant writing resources and notes from our CALQ information session! Conseil des arts et des lettres du Québec (CALQ) Funding for individuals: Acquisition and Marketing – Rolling …
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Grant Deadlines - January 2018

Looking for grant writing help? Check out ELAN’S grant writing resources and notes from our CALQ information session! Conseil des arts et des lettres du Québec (CALQ) Funding for individuals: Acquisition and Marketing – Rolling …

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