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In partnership with the Atlantic Presenters Association, Ontario Presents launched its 2016-2017 Webinar Series in November 2016. Generously funded by the Department of Canadian Heritage, the previous sessions from this season thus far, have attracted many from across Canada to the live broadcasts and the archived recordings.
Only one session left! - Festival Presenting with Cheryl Ewing
Facilitator Cheryl Ewing shares her expertise and best practices on human resource management, risk management (financial, programming & audience); engaging and maintaining your audiences; and identifying partners to maximize the impact of your festival and organization in your community.
Sign up for one webinar or the whole module:
Starting April 12th - Digital Marketing with Julie Fossitt
Join Julie Fossitt, Marketing Manager for Cultural Services at the City of Kingston and learn how to build a strong, well-planned digital marketing presence while discovering the most effective ways to reach potential ticket buyers for your organization's next season.
Sign up for one webinar or the whole module:
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We are very excited to announce that artist showcase applications for Ontario Contact 2017 in Petrolia are now open until April 17th!
Click here to see a full list of conferences accepting showcase applications.
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NETWORK NEWS
Save the Date: Annual Spring Retreat 2017
June 27th - 29th
Due to the scheduling of other industry events like Magnetic North and Canada Scene in Ottawa, the OP Annual Spring Retreat has been scheduled Tuesday June 27th to Thursday June 29th.
The retreat will be hosted by the FirstOntario Performing Arts Centre in St. Catharines. More information will be released shortly for registration, agenda & accommodations.
MPAC Financial Analysis Results are OUT!
In December, Ontario Presents conducted a survey of 20 venue-based presenting members to determine contributions from different revenue sources and how they are disseminated in their building operations and risk-programming initiatives. Participating members who wish to have their results re-sent to them or modify their submissions, please contact: jane@ontariopresents.ca.
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PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
Canadian Arts Marketing, Development & Ticketing Conference 3-for-1 Registration until March 24th!
June 12th to 13th | Toronto | Register (3-for-1 on until March 24th)
The Canadian Arts Marketing, Development and Ticketing Conference will focus on the myriad ways your organization can benefit from the latest research, resources and strategies that others are using to increase ticket sales and donations. Delegates at the conference will return to their office with a cohesive plan for bringing the disparate parts of their campaigns together into one coordinated effort. Learn more here.
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Space Management 101: Keys to Success
Wednesday, March 29th | 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM | Online - Sign up
Learn how to manage a creative rental space – and avoid burn out! Space managers often wear many hats when it comes to space rentals. This webinar will cover best practices for improving your basic operations. This webinar is relevant to any creative or cultural space that rents out their facility. Learn more here.
Masterclass - Festival & Event Management
April 19th to 20th | Hamilton, ON | Register
The Masterclass is an intensive 2 day programme that has informed and inspired people involved in creating, managing and developing festivals and events in over 20 countries. It is a highly practical course full of ideas and examples to increase knowledge and improve their events. It includes sessions on key tasks and challenges for festival and event organisers such as Marketing, Working with the Media, Programming, Evaluation, Sponsorship and Fundraising. Learn more here.
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Arts in Perspective Conversations
Next session is on April 25th | 1 pm to 2 pm | Online - Sign up
Not quite webinars, not quite panel discussions, not quite consultations either, these conversations will borrow from these different forms of gatherings to create unique knowledge sharing hangouts. You will learn what's been going on behind the scenes, you will acquire actionable information, you will get to share your own intelligence and insights, and you will participate in the creation of an environment in which the arts can thrive. Frank, honest and straightforward discussions on complex, but critical topics. Next session is 'Arts, Culture and Sense of Belonging' on April 25th, click here for more information.
Canadian Event Safety Summit
April 12th | Toronto, ON | Register
As you prepare for your summer events and fall season, we invite your to continue the safety conversation at our third summit. This event is designed to provide practical insights for production suppliers, event production companies, festivals, roadhouses, municipalities, colleges and universities, labour organizations, and all those who provide support to the live event industry. Join us for a day of inspiring speakers and an opportunity to connect with fellow event professionals - promoters, venue staff, suppliers - and all those who make the shows happen. Learn more here.
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INDUSTRY NEWS
Manitoba Showcase 2017 now accepting applications!
Deadline: April 1st | Apply
Manitoba Arts Network Showcase 2017 will be held October 19-22nd, in Russell, Manitoba. Russell is a vibrant community in western Manitoba, nestled between the western Saskatchewan border and Riding Mountain National Park. For more information click here.
Apply to showcase Mundial Montréal
Deadline: April 3rd | Apply
Mundial Montreal is North America’s world music summit. Taking place annually, Mundial operates as a springboard for some of the best world music talent emerging from Canada and beyond.
Apply to showcase at M pour Montréal
Deadline: April 3rd | Apply
M for Montreal is a music conference and festival taking place every November and showcasing around 100 local and international buzz-worthy and breakout bands in over 15 venues across Montreal.
Apply to showcase at the CAPACOA Conference
Deadline: May 5th | Apply
A three-day gathering of Canada’s national and international presenting and touring sector, the conference is an opportunity to reconnect with your colleagues and make new connections from coast to coast to coast. With more than 250 presenters, agents, managers, artists and other performing arts professionals in attendance, participants can expect new networking opportunities, informative sessions and peer meetings as well as world-class theatre, music and dance showcases.
Nagata Shachu - premiering new works
April 7th-9th | Aki Studio, Toronto ON | Tickets & Info
Pushing the boundaries of Japanese musical tradition while respecting its invaluable essence, Nagata Shachu takes advantage of this tension to produce astoundingly forceful and poignant compositions. Come hear their newest pieces as they perform in the Aki Studio Theatre in Regent Park for a series of concerts that reach out to this vibrant community in the heart of Toronto. The weekend will also officially launch their new DVD on which they celebrate the rhythms they feel pulsating in the city they call home.
Call for Collaborations - Proscenium Club
The Proscenium Club is seeking venues to either commission or partner on a tour of The Life and Death of John the Milkman during the 2017 - 2018 season.
Proscenium Club has secured an Ontario Arts Council touring grant to support this work for costs associated to travel and accommodations to be covered by the grant, allowing your presenting space to engage with this production at a reasonable rate. Click here for more information or email Clayton Windatt.
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