Volunteer Presenting
A Guide for Presenters
Funding for the arts in Ontario comes primarily from all three levels of government, as well as some private foundations. Many organizations are also financially supported by c...
A contract is an essential step in the process of engaging an artist - not only to confirm when and where the show will happen, but also to make sure there are no surprises when it comes to the detail...
Arts Service Organizations (ASOs) support the arts through advocacy, professional development, resources, financial support and/or networking. Many ASOs are member-based networks that allow like-minde...
Ontario Presents and its member presenting organizations recognize the importance of presenting Indigenous artists, stories and culture as part of their presenting practice. In our con...
A quick and handy tip sheet on grantwriting!
For more information:
See Cheryl Ewing’s presentation for more info on Grantwriting 101
See our Guide to Arts Funders in Ontario
See the Onta...
Diversity and inclusion are not just buzzwords. They are vitally important aspects of everyday living. Inclusive practices are critical to the overall success of an organization, and everyone involved...
The Montreal Urban Aboriginal Community Strategy Network (Réseau pour la stratégie urbaine de la communauté autochtone à Montréal) has just released a wonderful resource, the Indigenous Ally...
In January 2019, Matthew Eldridge, Clinic Coordinator at the Al & Malka Green Artists' Health Centre, led a webinar on Self-care for Presenters. Unfortunately our usual recording of our webinars d...
In keeping with our Guiding Principles for Presenting Indigenous Work, we believe that it is essential to continually expand our knowledge and perspective. To that end we would like to share this prel...
Raising the Curtain is a concise guide - found in the attached PDF - that was created by Cheryl Ewing (Brava! Special Events and Arts Management) for Prologue to the Performing Arts. It has every...