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Creative Manitoba strengthens, represents and connects Manitoba’s arts and creative industries. Funding by the Governments of Canada and Manitoba.
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It's your LAST CHANCE to register for this informative session! Are you fresh out of art school and wondering how to proceed? Or have you been making art for years, but want to monetize your practice? In partnership with MAWA Mentoring Artists for Women's Art, this three-part series is intended to help you to get your art business up and running. There is no “magic bullet” for financial success as an artist, but this series will help you lay the groundwork! How to Start an Art Business with Daisy Wu | Session 2: Planning a Sustainable Art Career Thursday, November 5 | 7 - 9 PM | Online | FREE Once your foundations are in place, the next step is creating a career that can grow over time. This workshop explores how to set realistic short and long-term goals by developing a 1-, 2- or 5-year career plan. Participants will also learn practical financial planning strategies, identify professional milestones, and build a personalized roadmap that supports both their artistic ambitions and long-term sustainability. Register now using the link in our bio! by @creativemanitoba
Urban Art Biz – Building Your Artist Bundle is a series of four workshops designed to help Indigenous artists prepare a fully realized grant application in time for spring 2027 funding deadlines. The goal is to walk you through each step of the grant application process to increase your chances of securing funding for your project! Building Your Artist Bundle: Session 1 - Asemaa Saturday, November 28 | 1 - 3:30 pm | In Person Our first session – Asemaa (Tobacco) will introduce you to funding opportunities and discovering where you can ask for support for your artistic vision. The topics covered will include: Researching available grants, exploring grant guidelines, preparing your Artist CV, creating an artist profile on funders’ profiles. Presented in partnership with Urban Shaman Contemporary Indigenous Art, this entire workshop series is FREE for Indigenous artists but has limited space available, so register today at the link in our profile! by @creativemanitoba
Want to get a grant? Or apply for residencies and other artistic opportunities? Well, what does your CV look like? CVs for Artists and Craftspeople with Barb Hunt Tuesday, November 24 | 7 - 9 PM | Online | FREE If you’re in need of a fantastic CV (and you should always be prepared), in partnership with Manitoba Craft Council, Barb Hunt will teach you how to build a CV that is professional, clear, and credible. You’ll learn how to tailor your CV for various opportunities, understand what juries are looking for, and avoid common mistakes. You'll also learn to effectively use the standard categories on an artist CV and more! Your CV isn’t just paperwork – it’s the factual base of every application. Get your CV in tip-top shape and get one step closer to achieving your goals! Register today using the link in our bio! by @creativemanitoba
Have you taken the plunge and applied yet? Looking for support and direction with the business side of your art? Applications for The Art of Managing Your Career are open now and we want to see you there! This program runs from January through March of 2027 and provides artists of any age and discipline with access to business skills training delivered by seasoned industry professionals. Participants will also get access to coaching from experts in business planning, finance and tax management, marketing and social media, and work-life balance. And because life in the arts shouldn’t all be serious, there will be social sharing nights and showcase opportunities! In partnership with Manitoba Music, this course offers an excellent chance to connect and network with Winnipeg’s creative community. If you want to boost your creative career, sign up now using the link in our bio! by @creativemanitoba
Are you fresh out of art school and wondering how to proceed? Or have you been making art for years, but want to monetize your practice? In partnership with MAWA Mentoring Artists for Women's Art, this three-part series is intended to help you to get your art business up and running. There is no “magic bullet” for financial success as an artist, but this series will help you lay the groundwork! How to Start an Art Business with Daisy Wu | Session 2: Planning a Sustainable Art Career Thursday, November 5 | 7 - 9 PM | Online | FREE Once your foundations are in place, the next step is creating a career that can grow over time. This workshop explores how to set realistic short- and long-term goals by developing a 1-, 2- or 5-year career plan. Participants will also learn practical financial planning strategies, identify professional milestones, and build a personalized roadmap that supports both their artistic ambitions and long-term sustainability. Register now using the link in our bio! by @creativemanitoba
GET READY, WINNIPEG! Creative Manitoba is a proud partner with Driving While Indigenous! Driving While Indigenous Motivational Event & Gala Friday, November 20 Driving While Indigenous is celebrating 5 incredible years! Join us for a powerful, high energy experience featuring a fierce lineup of Indigenous change-makers, leaders, and voices who are ready to ignite the room. With hosts and emcees- Jill Featherstone, Jessica Dumas, Ted Williams and Greg Personius! And guests Jordin Tootoo, Scott Wabano, Kairyn Potts, Dawn Chartrand, Terri-Anne Strongarm, Nigel Settee, Ron Nesrallah, and Connie C. Constant. This is a space for Indigenous people to come together, laugh, connect, dream bigger and leave feeling motivated about what is possible. Created with community service providers in mind— the people who spend their days pouring into others, supporting families, helping our youth, strengthening communities and carrying so much responsibility. Find out more at the link in our bio! by @creativemanitoba
Are you fresh out of art school and wondering how to proceed? Or have you been making art for years, but want to monetize your practice? In partnership with MAWA Mentoring Artists for Women's Art, this three-part series is intended to help you to get your art business up and running. There is no “magic bullet” for financial success as an artist, but this series will help you lay the groundwork! How to Start an Art Business with Daisy Wu | Session 3: Marketing Thursday, November 26 | 7 - 9 PM | Online | FREE A public identity, self-promotion and social media are all important parts of marketing your work to potential buyers, collectors and curators. This session will examine practical strategies for promoting your artwork, building your audience, and communicating your artistic practice in a professional and engaging way. Register now using the link in our bio! by @creativemanitoba
Want to get a grant? Or apply for residencies and other artistic opportunities? Well, what does your CV look like? CVs for Artists and Craftspeople with Barb Hunt Tuesday, November 24 | 7 - 9 PM | Online | FREE If you’re in need of a fantastic CV (and you should always be prepared), in partnership with Manitoba Craft Council, Barb Hunt will teach you how to build a CV that is professional, clear, and credible. You’ll learn how to tailor your CV for various opportunities, understand what juries are looking for, and avoid common mistakes. You'll also learn to effectively use the standard categories on an artist CV and more! Your CV isn’t just paperwork – it’s the factual base of every application. Get your CV in tip-top shape and get one step closer to achieving your goals! Register today using the link in our profile! by @creativemanitoba
Urban Art Biz – Building Your Artist Bundle is a series of four workshops designed to help Indigenous artists prepare a fully realized grant application in time for spring 2027 funding deadlines. The goal is to walk you through each step of the grant application process to increase your chances of securing funding for your project! Building Your Artist Bundle: Session 1 - Asemaa Saturday, November 28 | 1 - 3:30 pm | In Person Our first session – Asemaa (Tobacco) will introduce you to funding opportunities and discovering where you can ask for support for your artistic vision. The topics covered will include: Researching available grants, exploring grant guidelines, preparing your Artist CV, creating an artist profile on funders’ profiles. Presented in partnership with Urban Shaman Contemporary Indigenous Art, this entire workshop series is FREE for Indigenous artists but has limited space available, so register today using the link in our profile! by @creativemanitoba
Looking for support and direction with the business side of your art? Applications for The Art of Managing Your Career are open now and we want to see you there! This program runs from January through March of 2027 and provides artists of any age and discipline with access to business skills training delivered by seasoned industry professionals. Participants will also get access to coaching from experts in business planning, finance and tax management, marketing and social media, and work-life balance. And because life in the arts shouldn’t all be serious, there will be social sharing nights and showcase opportunities! In partnership with Manitoba Music, this course offers an excellent chance to connect and network with Winnipeg’s creative community. If you want to boost your creative career, use the link in our bio and sign up now! by @creativemanitoba
Are you fresh out of art school and wondering how to proceed? Or have you been making art for years, but want to monetize your practice? In partnership with MAWA Mentoring Artists for Women's Art, this three-part series is intended to help you to get your art business up and running. There is no “magic bullet” for financial success as an artist, but this series will help you lay the groundwork! How to Start an Art Business with Daisy Wu | Session 2: Planning a Sustainable Art Career Thursday, November 5 | 7 - 9 PM | Online | FREE Once your foundations are in place, the next step is creating a career that can grow over time. This workshop explores how to set realistic short- and long-term goals by developing a 1-, 2- or 5-year career plan. Participants will also learn practical financial planning strategies, identify professional milestones, and build a personalized roadmap that supports both their artistic ambitions and long-term sustainability. Register now using the link in our bio! by @creativemanitoba
Recording is more accessible to indie artists than ever, but with accessibility comes competition. Take the next step in your comedy career with confidence! So You Want to Record a Comedy Album - with Howl & Roar Records Tuesday, November 24 | 6 - 7:30 pm | Online | FREE Presented in partnership with the Winnipeg Comedy Festival, this workshop will help you set yourself up for success, stand out from the crowd, and maybe even make a little money. Melanie Dahling and Allison Dore from Howl & Roar will walk you through best practices (both before and after recording), discuss the pros and cons of working independently vs with a label, and answer your questions… even some you didn’t know you had! Register now using the link in our bio and get yourself out there! by @creativemanitoba

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