Carrot Bday and Chalk It Up
Date and Time:
July 19, 2025, 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Venue Name and Address:
94 Street and 118 Avenue, Edmonton, AB
Link to Event:
https://www.thecarrot.ca/chalk-it-up-2025
Event Cost:
Free
Date and Time:
July 19, 2025, 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Venue Name and Address:
94 Street and 118 Avenue, Edmonton, AB
Link to Event:
https://www.thecarrot.ca/chalk-it-up-2025
Event Cost:
Free
Strathcona County is seeking artist proposals for a unique mural project that reflects the themes of momentum, movement and collective energy. This commission offers an opportunity to contribute vibrant, meaningful art to an indoor recreational space in Sherwood Park. We welcome submissions from Alberta-based artists or artist teams working in mural painting, visual storytelling, or community-engaged practice.
Location: Interior Gym Walls, Millennium Place, 2000 Premier Way, Sherwood Park, AB, T8H 2G4
Budget: $25,000 (inclusive of artist fees, materials, and supplies)
Support: On-site scissor lift provided/after-hours access (when the building is closed to public)
Timeline: Installation Fall 2025
This large-scale interior mural will energize a bustling gymnasium used by youth and families. Thematic direction focuses on momentum, abstractly expressing movement, vitality, and transformation through bold, expressive visual language.
The mural should include:
Read the full call here: www.strathcona.ca/recreation-events/arts-and-culture/public-art
Strathcona County is seeking artist proposals for a unique mural project that reflects the themes of momentum, movement and collective energy.
Strathcona County is seeking artist proposals for a unique mural project that reflects the themes of momentum, movement and collective energy.
Strathcona County is seeking artist proposals for a unique mural project that reflects the themes of momentum, movement and collective energy.
You’re officially invited to the event your soul didn’t know it needed.
Join us for an inspiring evening of poetry, paint, and powerful stories at RETRO in downtown Camrose as we celebrate local creativity in full bloom.
🖋️ Carmen Lea — launching her raw and radiant poetry memoir
Unshattered: A Journey in Poems from Wreckage to Radiance
💜 Come get your copy signed and meet the author!
ART/Work Professional Development Session: Help us, help you!
Developing Your EPK (Electronic Press Kit) with John Wort-Hannam
Wednesday, July 23, 2025 6:30 - 7:45 pm
In Person: Sisters' Pub Boardroom (814 2 Ave S, Lethbridge)
Online: Zoom link provided upon registration
FREE to attend
Calling all musicians and performing artists! Are you ready to take the business side of your art as seriously as the music? In this hands-on, straight-talking professional development session, we’ll walk you through exactly what venues, festivals, and media professionals need from your online presence and EPK (Electronic Press Kit). You'll leave with tools, checklists, and practical strategies to improve your chances of getting booked and promoted — with minimal stress.
This workshop was inspired by acclaimed Alberta folk artist John Wort-Hannam and his refreshingly honest breakdown of what promoters really need from musicians in 2025.
Limited space available in-person. Please REGISTER to reserve a spot or request a Zoom link. docs.google.com/.../1uqfmvVT4uceRryMz.../viewform...
Artist Bio:
John Wort Hannam has been on his folk and roots-fueled troubadour journey for two decades, spinning song writing gold from the chaff of the lives he has encountered and those within his fertile imagination. Twenty-two years in, he shows no sign of slowing down. In fact, he’s gaining both momentum and a wider audience, winning two 2023 Canadian Folk Music Awards for Solo Artist of the Year and Contemporary Album of the Year. Add to this a Juno Award nomination, a Kerrville New Folk Win, a previous Canadian Folk Music Award, and it’s easy to see why audiences and critics alike hear something special in his narrative and lyrically driven songs. Effortlessly mixing rich and clear timbered vocals with lyrics that tug at the heart, his sound is both unique and familiar.
Born on the island of Jersey in the UK, he immigrated to Canada at the age of nine. He discovered the guitar and his knack for writing songs in his early thirties while working as a teacher on the Kainai Nation in Blackfoot country. In 2001, John quit his teaching job and made himself a promise - he would try his hand at writing songs for 10 months or until his employment insurance ran out. When time was up, he had a handful of songs. They became his first recording, released in 2002. Twenty-two years later, John is recognized as one of the best folk roots songwriters in Alberta and has released 8 full length recordings.
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This hybrid session will take place in person at the Sisters’ Boardroom and online via Zoom. Space is limited for in-person attendance, so register today to take advantage of the best experience—networking with fellow artists and gaining insight into creating a professional marketing package.
Register here: docs.google.com/.../1uqfmvVT4uceRryMz.../viewform...
ART/Work is an ongoing series of free professional development sessions supported by the Allied Arts Council of Lethbridge. These sessions are open to artists of all disciplines, at every stage of their career.
AAC Membership is free for artists in 2025, consider joining us to be the first to hear about future ART/Work sessions.
Learn more about the AAC by visiting artslethbridge.org/
In this straight-talking, PD session, learn what venues, festivals, and media professionals need from your online presence and EPK (Electronic Press Kit).
In this straight-talking, PD session, learn what venues, festivals, and media professionals need from your online presence and EPK (Electronic Press Kit).
In this straight-talking, PD session, learn what venues, festivals, and media professionals need from your online presence and EPK (Electronic Press Kit).
Location: Remote (within Canada) or Hybrid (Calgary, AB)
Job Type: Part-time (20 hours/week)
Salary Range: $24, 000 - $30,000 CAD / year
Gytha Cooperative is Canada’s leading cooperative publisher specializing in comics and graphic novels. Through our magazines Winter’s End and Perhaps, we reach a growing audience of avid readers in both YA and Adult categories.
We are currently seeking an Operations & Finance Manager to work alongside our Project Manager and Sales & Marketing Manager as part of our core administrative team. In this role, you’ll help guide our organization, manage employees, and keep all of our production pathways efficient and up-to-date.
We welcome applicants of all backgrounds and experience, but please be aware that our selection will be made on the basis of expertise and competency. This includes industry / community experience, academic experience, and employment experience.
We aim to build roles around the expertise of our employees. If accepted, there will be some degree of co-designing of the position expected of the applicant. At Gytha Cooperative, we aim to build a functional community where everyone’s voice is valued.
Gytha Cooperative is a non-traditional organization, based on principles of strict economic democracy. All employees receive voting rights at our bimonthly general meetings, and major strategic or financial decisions concerning the welfare of the whole will require approval before they can be implemented. Applicants should be ready for a different style of workflow than they may have experienced in traditional firms. Some tasks which normally take less time, may take longer at Gytha Cooperative. Other tasks which would normally have long approval times, or be impossible to receive approval for, will be faster and more achievable.
As a small organization, a greater degree of autonomy and self-guidance may be required than at other similar positions at larger firms. Employees will be expected to plan and strategize in concert with the interests of the cooperative, including regularly proposing initiatives and self-analyzing capacity.
An interest in, or experience with, cooperatives, non-profits, not-for-profits and other collaborative workplaces, will be considered an asset. We at Gytha believe in an economy run by and for its labourers, and we expect the same commitment to an egalitarian workplace from all of our employees and colleagues.
As our Operations & Finance Manager, you’ll form our Admin team’s foundation. You’ll be facilitating and coordinating what we do, and how we do it.
Please keep your cover letter brief, and only include relevant highlights from your experience. Form letters are discouraged.
Applicants from diverse and marginalized backgrounds are encouraged. Accommodations can be made for the application process, if requested. This position is adaptable to various differences of ability, and our team is committed to ensuring that no employee is excluded by difference. We are an LGBTQ+ and neurodiverse-led team. Please contact us at admin@gythapress.org if you require any accommodations or have any questions.
Interested applicants are encouraged to submit their resume / CV and a brief cover letter by July 15, 2025 to:
Email: admin@gythapress.org
Please include “Operations and Finance Manager” in your subject line.
We thank you for your interest in this opportunity. Please be aware that only those applicants selected for next stages will be contacted.
Gytha Cooperative is currently seeking an Operations & Finance Manager to work alongside our Project Manager and Sales & Marketing Manager .
Gytha Cooperative is currently seeking an Operations & Finance Manager to work alongside our Project Manager and Sales & Marketing Manager .
Gytha Cooperative is currently seeking an Operations & Finance Manager to work alongside our Project Manager and Sales & Marketing Manager .
Location: Remote (within Canada) or Hybrid (Calgary, AB)
Job Type: Part-time (20 hours/week)
Salary Range: $24, 000 - $30,000 CAD / year
Gytha Cooperative is Canada’s leading cooperative publisher specializing in comics and graphic novels. Through our magazines Winter’s End and Perhaps, we reach a growing audience of avid readers in both YA and Adult categories.
We are currently seeking a Marketing & Sales Manager to work alongside our Project Manager and Operations & Finance Manager as part of our core administrative team. In this role, you’ll guide and manage our relationship with clients, community, and vendors. We’re a growing organization, so Marketing & Sales strategy are essential to our success!
We welcome applicants of all backgrounds and experience, but please be aware that our selection will be made on the basis of expertise and competency. This includes industry/community experience, academic experience, and employment experience.
We aim to build roles around the expertise of our employees. If accepted, there will be some degree of co-designing of the position expected of the applicant. At Gytha Cooperative, we aim to build a functional community where everyone’s voice is valued.
Gytha Cooperative is a non-traditional organization, based on principles of strict economic democracy. All employees receive voting rights at our bimonthly general meetings, and major strategic or financial decisions concerning the welfare of the whole will require approval before they can be implemented. Applicants should be ready for a different style of workflow than they may have experienced in traditional firms. Some tasks which normally take less time, may take longer at Gytha Cooperative. Other tasks which would normally have long approval times, or be impossible to receive approval for, will be faster and more achievable.
As a small organization, a greater degree of autonomy and self-guidance may be required than at other similar positions at larger firms. Employees will be expected to plan and strategize in concert with the interests of the cooperative, including regularly proposing initiatives and self-analyzing capacity.
An interest in, or experience with, cooperatives, non-profits, not-for-profits and other collaborative workplaces, will be considered an asset. We at Gytha believe in an economy run by and for its labourers, and we expect the same commitment to an egalitarian workplace from all of our employees and colleagues.
As our Marketing & Sales Manager, you’ll be our voice in the community. You’ll seek out and connect with future readers and vendors, and deepen our relationships with our community and the public.
Please keep your cover letter brief. Only include relevant highlights from your experience. Form letters are discouraged.
Applicants from diverse and marginalized backgrounds are encouraged. Accommodations can be made for the application process, if requested. This position is adaptable to various differences of ability, and our team is committed to ensuring that no employee is excluded by difference. We are an LGBTQ+ and neurodiverse-led team. Please contact us at admin@gythapress.org if you require any accommodations or have any questions.
Interested applicants are encouraged to submit their resume / CV and a brief cover letter by July 15, 2025 to:
Email: admin@gythapress.org
Please include “Marketing and Sales Manager” in your subject line.
We thank you for your interest in this opportunity. Please be aware that only those applicants selected for next stages will be contacted.
Gytha Cooperative is currently seeking a Marketing & Sales Manager to work alongside our Project Manager and Operations & Finance Manager as part of our core administrative team.
Gytha Cooperative is currently seeking a Marketing & Sales Manager to work alongside our Project Manager and Operations & Finance Manager as part of our core administrative team.
Gytha Cooperative is currently seeking a Marketing & Sales Manager to work alongside our Project Manager and Operations & Finance Manager as part of our core administrative team.
Full-Time Contract, One Year (September 2025 to September 2026)
The Alberta Foundation for the Arts (AFA) is seeking an experienced, passionate and self-motivated individual to be the onsite Gallery Coordinator for an upcoming 6,000 square foot gallery space being set up in downtown Calgary. The opening of the gallery is being planned for September 2025.
The opportunity is a temporary contract position for one year with the possibility of extension that will utilize the ideal candidate’s experience in collections management, outreach, arts administration and management, logistics, and programming.
The Alberta Foundation for the Arts is a public agency and provincial corporation with a mandate to support and contribute to the development of the arts in Alberta. It provides arts grants to individuals and organizations, manages a provincial art collection by Albertan artists, and conducts research and communicates about the value of the arts to Alberta. It is governed by a board of directors that reports to the Minister of Arts, Culture and Status of Women.
For more information about the Alberta Foundation for the Arts, please visit: affta.ab.ca.
Reporting to the Director, Art Collections and Initiatives (located in Edmonton), the position will be responsible for managing and completing daily gallery operations including (but not limited to): overseeing the artworks in the gallery, collaborating with the AFA’s Marketing and Communications team to promote upcoming exhibits and events, providing tours, performing related research, supporting partnerships, developing and overseeing programs and supporting events as required.
The position will be working out of an office in the same building during non-gallery hours and will only be required to work in the gallery space while it is open to the public. While hours for the gallery are still being finalized, the gallery space will largely be open during weekdays with limited hours but will include the possibility of additional hours on an occasional weekend or for a special after-hours event. Ample time will be provided where possible to ensure availability for planning purposes.
The position is for 5 days a week (Monday to Friday), with work hours from 8:15 am to 4:30 pm for a total of 36.25 hours a week with a one-hour lunch break included. Total hours per workday are 7.25 hours.
The successful candidate will need to be comfortable with standing for long periods of time while working in the gallery space, lifting or moving objects of up to 20kgs, and possess the ability to work independently. They will also need to be flexible in working occasional weekends and outside normal operating hours in the case of supporting events. Some travel (approximately 5%) within Calgary and to Edmonton for training and research will be required, with the possibility of additional travel to communities outside of Calgary when required to perform outreach as needed.
As part of the onboarding process, the successful candidate must be available to travel to Edmonton for training prior to the gallery opening in September.
The primary responsibilities of this position encompass two (2) main categories (but is not limited to):
The salary compensation for this temporary contract position is up to $70,000 based on related experience (inclusive of all expenses).
Application Deadline: July 20, 2025
Applicants should send a resume and cover letter in one file that clearly outlines their qualifications and experience to kara.annett@gov.ab.ca by the application deadline with the subject line Gallery Coordinator (Calgary) Application.
We thank all applicants for their time and effort in applying, however only candidates selected for interviews will be contacted.
The AFA is seeking an experienced, passionate and self-motivated individual to be the onsite Gallery Coordinator in Calgary.
The AFA is seeking an experienced, passionate and self-motivated individual to be the onsite Gallery Coordinator in Calgary.
The AFA is seeking an experienced, passionate and self-motivated individual to be the onsite Gallery Coordinator in Calgary.
Gallery@501 is pleased to present Like a Rolling Stone - Habitat, a new exhibition by Saskatchewan artist Heike Fink. The exhibit opens at Gallery@501 on July 4, 2025, and shows until August 23, 2025.
Like a Rolling Stone - Habitat is an immersive exhibit that explores the important relationship between land, wildlife, and humans. Heike Fink uses traditional and modern felting techniques to create sculptures, wall hangings and installations that reflect stories of endangered species, habitat loss and land stewardship. Visitors will encounter prairie animals, birds, birch trees, landscapes, and an incredible installation of a winding stream with 3,000 rocks, each made of wool. Visitors can interact with the rocks by moving them within the habitat, inspiring them to consider the delicate balance between humans and nature.
This exhibition also features a resource area with opportunities for further learning and hands-on engagement with exhibit themes. The public is invited to join the exhibiting artist for an artist talk at a special reception on Thursday, August 7 at 6:30 pm at Gallery@501. This event and admission to the gallery are free.
For more information, visit strathcona.ca/ArtGallery.
Gallery@501 is pleased to present "Like a Rolling Stone - Habitat", a new exhibition by Saskatchewan artist Heike Fink. The exhibit opens at Gallery@501 on July 4, 2025, and shows until August 23, 2025.
Gallery@501 is pleased to present "Like a Rolling Stone - Habitat", a new exhibition by Saskatchewan artist Heike Fink. The exhibit opens at Gallery@501 on July 4, 2025, and shows until August 23, 2025.
Gallery@501 is pleased to present "Like a Rolling Stone - Habitat", a new exhibition by Saskatchewan artist Heike Fink. The exhibit opens at Gallery@501 on July 4, 2025, and shows until August 23, 2025.
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