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All of Manitoba

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All of Manitoba, Manitoba - Winnipeg

Border Crossing Magazine

All of Manitoba, Manitoba - Winnipeg

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Explore Manitoba's Arts Organizations

Manitoba has a large variety of arts organizations to serve the creative community. Browse these organizations by type below to find a fit for your professional needs.

Artist Collective

8 listings

Artists' Run Centre

24 listings

Arts Association/Organization/Council

64 listings

Arts Industry (agent, manager and/or label)

1 listing

Arts/Farmers Market

3 listings

Creator - Developer - Producer

4 listings

Education, School or Professional Development

41 listings

Fair/Festival

56 listings

Funder

No listings

Gallery, Museum or Heritage/Cultural Centre

49 listings

Media – Digital or Broadcast (radio, television)

10 listings

Performance/Exhibit Centre

27 listings

Performance Group

10 listings

Publishing/Publisher

4 listings

Studio/Creation/Development (Support and or Space)

20 listings

Union

5 listings

Artistic Development Workshops and Classes

Explore Organizations by Services

Whatever you need to further your arts career, Manitoba’s arts organizations have you covered. Check out the categories below to find an organization that can aid your creative career pursuits.

Artistic Development

14 listings

Equipment Rentals

3 listings

Exhibit/Performance Space

11 listings

Grants/Funding

1 listing

Live Performance

15 listings

Mentorship

8 listings

Professional Development

12 listings

Space Rentals

6 listings

Training/Workshops

15 listings

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Winnipeg, MB
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info@creativemanitoba.ca
204-927-2787

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Creative Manitoba is located on Treaty 1 territory, the original lands of the Anishinaabeg, Cree, Oji-Cree, Dakota, and Dene peoples, and the National homeland of the Red River Métis. We acknowledge and pay respect to the ancestors and treaties made on these lands, by considering all our cultures, traditions, and the histories of colonialism, dispossession, and resistance as we create and learn together. We would also like to acknowledge that our water is sourced from Shoal Lake 40 First Nation.