Arts Council Wood Buffalo

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Arts Council Wood Buffalo (ACWB) is non-profit society and charitable organization that supports the growth and success of the arts. It was established to raise the profile of the arts in our region and to support all facets of the arts community.

ACWB offers a variety of services and events that: build the capacity of our local artists to compete and thrive; enable collaborations between artists, arts organizations, non-profits, and industry; and advocate for our region’s arts municipally, provincially and federally.

Through these initiatives, Arts Council Wood Buffalo is fostering an environment that embraces the arts as integral to a remarkable quality of life.
8115 Franklin Ave, Fort McMurray, AB
587-674-1625
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Language(s): English
Communities served: Adults, Children, People with disabilities, Youth, Seniors
Price range of programming: Free, $ - $0-$20/hour, $$ - $20-$40/hour, $$$ - $40+/hour
Venue accessibility: Ramp/Level Entrance, Accessible parking, Accessible washrooms
Organization type: Arts council, Charitable organisation, Non-profit

This organization offers online programming
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  • Dance
  • Digital & Media Arts

  • Indigenous Arts
  • Literary

  • Multidisciplinary
  • Music

  • Theatre

  • Visual Arts

  • Professional Development

    The Business of the Arts program offers local artists an opportunity to build their capacity to compete and thrive by providing them with the resources they need to flourish as entrepreneurs as well as artists and to create a sustainable living from their artistic practice.

  • Group Classes

  • Workshops

  • Outreach Programs

Community Partners

Featured Project

Performance for the 2020 Buffys (Wood Buffalo Excellence in Arts Awards)

This specific project was a collaborative effort between the Wood Buffalo Art Counsel and "All Imaginary" spoken band, for the Buffy's Fine Arts Awards 2020 in Wood Buffalo. 

Working with film students and techies to create an original music video for the spoken band 'All Imaginary". After three years of headlining the event, They received the award that year for 'new media' for the aforementioned award show/ fine arts festival.

 

 

Profile last updated: Jul 6 2021

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