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ARTS2U and Artcast2020
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ARTSCAST: The stream flows on!

ARTSCAST is reaching out to the artist community to participate in the next wave of ARTSCAST events. The public wants to see your show, and ARTSCAST wants to host! Fill out the form on Facebook or Instagram to be part of our next series.…
Quebec Relations CALQ Information Session + Digital Presence Workshop
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Québec Relations Webinars: CALQ Information Session and Digital Presence Workshop

Québec Relations has more of the resources you need to help you through these uncertain times, and November is no different with two can’t-miss webinars coming up! First, ELAN is pleased to present an online information session with the…
ELAN Art Education
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ArtistsInspire $1500 School Grants

Educators are contacting us and applying to use their schools' $1500 ArtistsInspire Grants!  This program connects professional Artists working in every discipline with English public schools across Quebec. Help us ensure every eligible school…
Left in photo is Edmund Nash. Centre is Guy Rodgers Right is René Marquez.2020
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Director's Message - October, 2020

Left to right: Edmund Nash, Guy Rodgers, and René Marquez at the MainFilm Schmoozer, 2019. Photo by Laurence Ly. Covid-19 has hit artists with a force that is impossible to fully evaluate. We were taking baby steps toward reopening theatres,…
ARTS2U and Artcast2020
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ARTSCAST Bilingual Website Goes Live!

Thanks to all members who have joined our ARTSCAST Instagram page, and to our ARTSCAST Live Broadcast Series Facebook page. Some big news: Our ARTSCAST website is available and ready to onboard producers! You can also…
Quebec Relations Grant Writing Workshops with June Park
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Québec Relations Webinar Series: Grant Writing Workshop with June Park

Looking to upgrade your grant writing skills for that next big application but not sure where to turn? Québec Relations has you covered! Join us October 22nd from 2 to 3 PM for the latest in our webinar series. Our grant writing consultant…
ArtistsInspire $1500 Calling on all Artists to help us encourage Quebec Schools to Apply!
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ArtistsInspire $1500 School Grants: Calling on all Artists and allies to help us encourage all eligible Quebec schools to apply! 

ArtistsInspire $1500 School Grants: Calling on all Artists and allies to help us encourage all eligible Quebec schools to apply!  Please share our 2020-2021 ArtistsInspire School Grants program brochure with educators and parents you know…
Call for Video Production
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Call for Video Production

This fall and winter ELAN will be shooting a number of group interviews with ten participants in 2-hour sessions. We are calling for a quote for a single group interview, with the understanding that the same procedure and cost structure will…
ARTS2U and Artcast2020
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ARTS2U presents ARTCAST!

As a result of the impact of Covid-19, new ways to help artists earn revenue are being tested. ARTS2U is happy to announce the ARTSCAST Pilot Project Live Broadcast Series! You can see all the details on our facebook page. Please join…

Events

Quebec Relations Digital Presence Webinar
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Québec Relations Digital Presence Webinar

Join us on November 26th from 2 to 3 PM for the latest in our monthly webinar series to learn how to take your digital presence to the next level! Whether it’s deciding which social media platforms to use and how to develop your network,…

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