Resources

We serve artists, creatives, and arts and cultural organizations throughout Manitoba!

Our Clinic is operated by law students at the University of Manitoba Faculty of Law.

We are the only clinic in Manitoba that provides free legal information and services tailored specifically to artists and arts organizations.

Online Intake form

We are a member-driven not-for-profit provincial arts service organization for performing and visual arts organizations in rural Manitoba. We support and strengthen arts organizations by fostering a collaborative arts marketplace and ecosystem that is vibrant, sustainable and resilient.

We help build a thriving Manitoba that is attractive to both residents and visitors by working with our members to connect artists with communities and contribute to the economic capacity, and healthy and social well-being of rural Manitobans through the arts.

Creative Manitoba strengthens, represents and connects Manitoba’s arts and creative industries.

Our entrepreneurship training and mentorship opportunities teach artists how to sustain themselves creatively and financially. Our arts specific management training increases productivity and profitability in arts and cultural organizations.

We promote the value of the arts. In support of this work, we create and publish directories of artists and creative workers, conduct research and share the findings through educational seminars and outreach.
Our creative coworking space supports business growth for independent creative entrepreneurs and creates a focal point for the arts and creative industries in Manitoba.

We unite and engage employers, workers, educators, professional associations and government in a strategic alliance, enabling the arts and cultural sector to thrive.

This feasibility study shows that while some arts and cultural infrastructure exists in Churchill, it is incomplete and often not readily available or accessible, especially during the expanding tourism seasons.

There is a lack of infrastructure that would allow artists and makers to develop their artistic and creative work and connect with one another to develop a strong arts and creative sector in Churchill. Having a multifunctional creative hub would allow artists, performers, creatives and community members alike to gather and exchange ideas, inspire, and create, produce and share art together.