City of Vancouver partners with Creative BC to elevate Indigenous and underrepresented voices through the $300,000 Vancouver Music Fund
The City of Vancouver and Creative BC are proud to partner on three new music grant programs to support Indigenous and underrepresented artists and organizations within the City of Vancouver and the unceded traditional homelands of the Musqueam, Squamish, and Tsleil-Waututh Nations. Read the full press release.
These programs will be funded by the City’s $300,000 Vancouver Music Fund, administered by Creative BC.
The deadline for applications is July 24, 2019.
Demo Program
Supports new and emerging artists from underrepresented groups to create demo recordings and engage in mentorship and skill development with a B.C. producer.
Music Video
Supports the creation of music videos for new and emerging artists from underrepresented groups to build audiences.
Industry Catalyst
Supports projects that develop Vancouver’s music ecosystem and build the capacity of underrepresented groups.
Vancouver is home to incredible talent and artists poised for breakout success. How can we make the city a vibrant home for music? What role can the City play in supporting artists, creators, fans, audiences, and communities? What challenges and barriers exist to having music thrive across the city?
Join the City of Vancouver on June 26 for the second free, public conversation to learn more about the Vancouver Music Strategy and help shape the future of music in Vancouver.
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