News & Information

Stay informed with announcements and updates about programs, events and opportunities offered by Calgary Arts Development and our partners in the arts community.

Mayor Jyoti Gondek singing onstage with the Heebee-jeebees at the 2023 Celebration for the Arts.

Mayor Jyoti Gondek sings in a surprise performance with the Heebee-jeebees at the 2023 Celebration for the Arts

Photo: Motif Photography

Announcements

Creative Spaces Speaker Series with Ken Ikeda of CAST

The Creative Spaces Speaker Series 2025 focuses on Social Purpose Real Estate (SPRE) as a broader solution to Calgary’s creative spaces issues. By providing a platform for information sharing and networking opportunities, this series aims…Read more

We're Hiring: Executive Advisor & Office Manager

Join our team! We are currently recruiting a full-time executive advisor and office manager to join our team. This position is responsible for strategic and administrative support for the President and CEO and the board…Read more

Office Closure: Easter Weekend

Our office will be closed for the Easter weekend on Friday, April 18, 2025 and Monday, April 21, 2025. If you're looking for ways to enjoy the long weekend, visit our one-stop-shop events listings at…Read more

Bring Public Art into Your Classroom

Introduce your students to the power of public art through free classroom presentations for Grades 3–12. Each session is tailored to your curriculum and can include hands-on activities to spark creativity and community.Read more

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Reports & Research

Red text on a white background with line drawn map of Calgary. The text says Arts and Culture Spaces.

Arts and Culture Spaces

This map resource highlights where cultural activity provided by operating grant clients takes place, as…Read more

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Blog

A montage of two paintings. On the left is a humming bird in flight with bright orange wings, by artist Muhammad Abdallah. Droplets of water seem to be frozen in time behind the bird. On the right, by artist Muhammad Fauzan Mirza, is a horse looking at the viewer, with its mane blowing to one side. The horse is dark brown and has a cast shadow on one side.

A breath of nature

Pause on your commute downtown to find moments of nature at the Centre Street LRT…Read more

Patti Pon and Jesse Wente seated in chairs onstage, with the audience in the foreground.

2024 Congress Recap

During our 2024 Congress, people contributed to community art projects, heard from artists who are…Read more

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Community Directory

Spaces

Arts Spaces Playbook: A How-To Guide for those who own and operate creative spaces, those who are looking for spaces, and everyone in between.

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