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    CREATIVE ENQUIRY LAB

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    Encourages arts organizations and collectives to consider the creative possibilities unlocked using an exploratory design process alongside students in the Creative School’s Design Solutions Super Course at TMU.

    Deadline: August 17, 2026

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    Supports artists working in any genre in the creation, writing and production of their original music. Open to individuals.

    Deadline: September 3, 2026

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    Supports free community-engaged arts programming in selected library branches. Open to organizations, collectives and individuals.

    Deadline: October 6, 2026

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    Bring your music to life through the Music Creation & Audio Recording grant! 🎶

    The Music Creation & Audio Recording grant supports Toronto-based artists in writing, producing, and recording original music across all genres. Whether you’re developing new compositions or stepping into the studio, this program helps turn your ideas into fully realized work.

    You can apply in one of three categories:
    ✨ Creation (up to $10,000)
    ✨ Recording – Demo/EP (up to $8,000)
    ✨ Recording – Full-Length (up to $15,000)

    From composition to production, this funding supports key stages of your creative process, including artist fees, recording, mixing, and more.

    ‼️Gentle reminder! Music videos and live shows are not eligible for funding through this program!

    📅 Deadline: September 3, 2026
    🔗 Learn more about the requirements (link in bio)

    Questions? Reach out to christy@torontoartscouncil.org

    Photo credit: T.U. Jazz Festival, 2023, Photo by WeDoPhotography

    #TorontoArtsCouncil #MusicGrants #TorontoArtists

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    A bold blue Toronto Arts Council graphic with bright yellow text reads “Music Creation and Audio Recording.” At the centre, a photo shows a musician with curly hair singing into a microphone while playing a piano on stage, with a blurred audience in the background. Supporting text includes “Individuals” and “Fund Your Next Idea.” A yellow banner at the bottom reads “Apply online by Sept 3, 2026.”

    Image 2 description:
    A blue graphic with large yellow text reads “Music Creation and Audio Recording,” with “Fund Your Next Idea” above it. Below, text explains that the program supports artists working in any genre in the creation, writing, and production of original music. Contact information for inquiries is included, along with a yellow banner at the bottom that reads “Apply online by Sept 3, 2026.”

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    Bring your music to life through the Music Creation & Audio Recording grant! 🎶 The Music Creation & Audio Recording grant supports Toronto-based artists in writing, producing, and recording original music across all genres. Whether you’re developing new compositions or stepping into the studio, this program helps turn your ideas into fully realized work. You can apply in one of three categories: ✨ Creation (up to $10,000) ✨ Recording – Demo/EP (up to $8,000) ✨ Recording – Full-Length (up to $15,000) From composition to production, this funding supports key stages of your creative process, including artist fees, recording, mixing, and more. ‼️Gentle reminder! Music videos and live shows are not eligible for funding through this program! 📅 Deadline: September 3, 2026 🔗 Learn more about the requirements (link in bio) Questions? Reach out to christy@torontoartscouncil.org Photo credit: T.U. Jazz Festival, 2023, Photo by WeDoPhotography #TorontoArtsCouncil #MusicGrants #TorontoArtists Image 1 description: A bold blue Toronto Arts Council graphic with bright yellow text reads “Music Creation and Audio Recording.” At the centre, a photo shows a musician with curly hair singing into a microphone while playing a piano on stage, with a blurred audience in the background. Supporting text includes “Individuals” and “Fund Your Next Idea.” A yellow banner at the bottom reads “Apply online by Sept 3, 2026.” Image 2 description: A blue graphic with large yellow text reads “Music Creation and Audio Recording,” with “Fund Your Next Idea” above it. Below, text explains that the program supports artists working in any genre in the creation, writing, and production of original music. Contact information for inquiries is included, along with a yellow banner at the bottom that reads “Apply online by Sept 3, 2026.”

    Bring your music to life through the Music Creation & Audio Recording grant! 🎶

    The Music Creation & Audio Recording grant supports Toronto-based artists in writing, producing, and recording original music across all genres. Whether you’re developing new compositions or stepping into the studio, this program helps turn your ideas into fully realized work.

    You can apply in one of three categories:
    ✨ Creation (up to $10,000)
    ✨ Recording – Demo/EP (up to $8,000)
    ✨ Recording – Full-Length (up to $15,000)

    From composition to production, this funding supports key stages of your creative process, including artist fees, recording, mixing, and more.

    ‼️Gentle reminder! Music videos and live shows are not eligible for funding through this program!

    📅 Deadline: September 3, 2026
    🔗 Learn more about the requirements (link in bio)

    Questions? Reach out to christy@torontoartscouncil.org

    Photo credit: T.U. Jazz Festival, 2023, Photo by WeDoPhotography

    #TorontoArtsCouncil #MusicGrants #TorontoArtists

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    A bold blue Toronto Arts Council graphic with bright yellow text reads “Music Creation and Audio Recording.” At the centre, a photo shows a musician with curly hair singing into a microphone while playing a piano on stage, with a blurred audience in the background. Supporting text includes “Individuals” and “Fund Your Next Idea.” A yellow banner at the bottom reads “Apply online by Sept 3, 2026.”

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    A blue graphic with large yellow text reads “Music Creation and Audio Recording,” with “Fund Your Next Idea” above it. Below, text explains that the program supports artists working in any genre in the creation, writing, and production of original music. Contact information for inquiries is included, along with a yellow banner at the bottom that reads “Apply online by Sept 3, 2026.”     …

    📚 Bring your art to your local library!

    The Artists in the Library program supports artists, collectives, and organizations to create free, community-focused arts programming in Toronto Public Library branches across the city. Think workshops, performances, exhibitions, storytelling, and so much more!

    ✨ Receive up to $20,000 to help bring your project to life. Funding covers project costs and includes professional artist fees, so you can focus on creating while connecting with communities across Etobicoke, York, North York, East York, and Scarborough.

    Need help with your application? Join Program Manager Lena Golubtsova’s Office Hours to learn about:
    • Eligibility and project fit
    • What it’s like to work in a library branch
    • How to navigate the application form

    🗓️ Office Hours
    • August 20 | 11:30 a.m.–1:00 p.m.
    • September 17 | 3–4:30 p.m.

    💰 Preparing Your Budget Workshop
    Learn how to make the budget section simple and clear for peer reviewers.

    🗓️ Budget Workshops
    • August 24 | 3–4:30 p.m.
    • September 29 | 1–2:30 p.m.

    ⏰ Application deadline: October 6, 2026

    Questions? Email lena@torontoartscouncil.org
    🔗 Learn more at the link in our bio!

    📸 Photo credit: Jeannie Kim, Artists in the Library grant recipient (2024). Project collaborator: Soyeon Kim. Photo by Jennifer Lee.

    #ArtsGrants #TorontoArts #TorontoPublicLibrary #TorontoArtists #ArtsFunding

    Image description: Graphic promoting the Toronto Arts Council’s Artists in the Library program, featuring two smiling people standing in front of a colourful library art display. The graphic includes the application deadline and highlights that individuals, collectives, and organizations can apply.

    Image description: Blue promotional graphic for the Toronto Arts Council’s Artists in the Library program, highlighting support for free, community-engaged arts programming at Toronto Public Library branches, with application information and contact details.

    Image description: Graphic reading “Not the Right Fit for You? We Got You.” featuring a collage of artists, performers, and artworks. The image encourages artists to explore other funding opportunities and programs offered by the Toronto Arts Council.

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    📚 Bring your art to your local library! The Artists in the Library program supports artists, collectives, and organizations to create free, community-focused arts programming in Toronto Public Library branches across the city. Think workshops, performances, exhibitions, storytelling, and so much more! ✨ Receive up to $20,000 to help bring your project to life. Funding covers project costs and includes professional artist fees, so you can focus on creating while connecting with communities across Etobicoke, York, North York, East York, and Scarborough. Need help with your application? Join Program Manager Lena Golubtsova’s Office Hours to learn about: • Eligibility and project fit • What it’s like to work in a library branch • How to navigate the application form 🗓️ Office Hours • August 20 | 11:30 a.m.–1:00 p.m. • September 17 | 3–4:30 p.m. 💰 Preparing Your Budget Workshop Learn how to make the budget section simple and clear for peer reviewers. 🗓️ Budget Workshops • August 24 | 3–4:30 p.m. • September 29 | 1–2:30 p.m. ⏰ Application deadline: October 6, 2026 Questions? Email lena@torontoartscouncil.org 🔗 Learn more at the link in our bio! 📸 Photo credit: Jeannie Kim, Artists in the Library grant recipient (2024). Project collaborator: Soyeon Kim. Photo by Jennifer Lee. #ArtsGrants #TorontoArts #TorontoPublicLibrary #TorontoArtists #ArtsFunding Image description: Graphic promoting the Toronto Arts Council’s Artists in the Library program, featuring two smiling people standing in front of a colourful library art display. The graphic includes the application deadline and highlights that individuals, collectives, and organizations can apply. Image description: Blue promotional graphic for the Toronto Arts Council’s Artists in the Library program, highlighting support for free, community-engaged arts programming at Toronto Public Library branches, with application information and contact details. Image description: Graphic reading “Not the Right Fit for You? We Got You.” featuring a collage of artists, performers, and artworks. The image encourages artists to explore other funding opportunities and programs offered by the Toronto Arts Council.

    📚 Bring your art to your local library!

    The Artists in the Library program supports artists, collectives, and organizations to create free, community-focused arts programming in Toronto Public Library branches across the city. Think workshops, performances, exhibitions, storytelling, and so much more!

    ✨ Receive up to $20,000 to help bring your project to life. Funding covers project costs and includes professional artist fees, so you can focus on creating while connecting with communities across Etobicoke, York, North York, East York, and Scarborough.

    Need help with your application? Join Program Manager Lena Golubtsova’s Office Hours to learn about:
    • Eligibility and project fit
    • What it’s like to work in a library branch
    • How to navigate the application form

    🗓️ Office Hours
    • August 20 | 11:30 a.m.–1:00 p.m.
    • September 17 | 3–4:30 p.m.

    💰 Preparing Your Budget Workshop
    Learn how to make the budget section simple and clear for peer reviewers.

    🗓️ Budget Workshops
    • August 24 | 3–4:30 p.m.
    • September 29 | 1–2:30 p.m.

    ⏰ Application deadline: October 6, 2026

    Questions? Email lena@torontoartscouncil.org
    🔗 Learn more at the link in our bio!

    📸 Photo credit: Jeannie Kim, Artists in the Library grant recipient (2024). Project collaborator: Soyeon Kim. Photo by Jennifer Lee.

    #ArtsGrants #TorontoArts #TorontoPublicLibrary #TorontoArtists #ArtsFunding

    Image description: Graphic promoting the Toronto Arts Council’s Artists in the Library program, featuring two smiling people standing in front of a colourful library art display. The graphic includes the application deadline and highlights that individuals, collectives, and organizations can apply.

    Image description: Blue promotional graphic for the Toronto Arts Council’s Artists in the Library program, highlighting support for free, community-engaged arts programming at Toronto Public Library branches, with application information and contact details.

    Image description: Graphic reading “Not the Right Fit for You? We Got You.” featuring a collage of artists, performers, and artworks. The image encourages artists to explore other funding opportunities and programs offered by the Toronto Arts Council.     …

    Bring your next theatre project to life 🎭 Apply by August 4th!

    The Theatre Projects grant supports Toronto-based non-profit organizations and collectives to create, produce, and present theatre works—from full productions to workshops and special initiatives that strengthen and grow the city’s theatre landscape.

    Funding is available across four categories:
    • Full Production – up to $20,000 for fully realized works
    • Production in a Festival – up to $10,000 for works presented in established festivals
    • Workshop – up to $15,000 to develop new work (must include a reading or presentation)
    • Special Initiatives – up to $15,000 for projects that advance theatre practice (festivals, conferences, community opportunities, and more)

    Projects and funding can support key expenses like artist fees (required), production + technical costs, marketing, admin, and childcare.

    Open to Toronto-based non-profit organizations and collectives, this program is designed to invest in bold ideas, new voices, and the continued development of professional theatre in the city.

    Questions? Reach out to elahe@torontoartscouncil.org
    Learn more + apply: link in bio 🎭

    Photo credit: “Linsanity” by Steven Hao at the Kitchen Potluck Playwrights Unit. Pictured: Ericka Leobrera, Steven Hao, Richard Lam. Photography by Kris Yue. Organization: fu-GEN Asian Canadian Theatre Company, 2024. @fugentheatre

    #TorontoArts #TheatreProjects #ArtsGrants #TheatreGrants #ApplyNow

    Image description: A bold blue graphic with bright yellow text reading “Theatre Projects” from Toronto Arts Council. At the center, three performers stand on stage holding scripts, mid-rehearsal. One person stands in front speaking with expression, while two others look on attentively. Text on the graphic highlights that the grant is for collectives and organizations and encourages applicants to “Fund your next idea.” A banner at the bottom reads “Apply online by Aug 4, 2026.”

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    Bring your next theatre project to life 🎭 Apply by August 4th! The Theatre Projects grant supports Toronto-based non-profit organizations and collectives to create, produce, and present theatre works—from full productions to workshops and special initiatives that strengthen and grow the city’s theatre landscape. Funding is available across four categories: • Full Production – up to $20,000 for fully realized works • Production in a Festival – up to $10,000 for works presented in established festivals • Workshop – up to $15,000 to develop new work (must include a reading or presentation) • Special Initiatives – up to $15,000 for projects that advance theatre practice (festivals, conferences, community opportunities, and more) Projects and funding can support key expenses like artist fees (required), production + technical costs, marketing, admin, and childcare. Open to Toronto-based non-profit organizations and collectives, this program is designed to invest in bold ideas, new voices, and the continued development of professional theatre in the city. Questions? Reach out to elahe@torontoartscouncil.org Learn more + apply: link in bio 🎭 Photo credit: “Linsanity” by Steven Hao at the Kitchen Potluck Playwrights Unit. Pictured: Ericka Leobrera, Steven Hao, Richard Lam. Photography by Kris Yue. Organization: fu-GEN Asian Canadian Theatre Company, 2024. @fugentheatre #TorontoArts #TheatreProjects #ArtsGrants #TheatreGrants #ApplyNow Image description: A bold blue graphic with bright yellow text reading “Theatre Projects” from Toronto Arts Council. At the center, three performers stand on stage holding scripts, mid-rehearsal. One person stands in front speaking with expression, while two others look on attentively. Text on the graphic highlights that the grant is for collectives and organizations and encourages applicants to “Fund your next idea.” A banner at the bottom reads “Apply online by Aug 4, 2026.” Image description: A blue and yellow Toronto Arts Council graphic featuring the title “Theatre Projects” with the tagline: “Supporting the creation, production and presentation of theatre works.” The design includes a call to action to apply online by Au

    Bring your next theatre project to life 🎭 Apply by August 4th!

    The Theatre Projects grant supports Toronto-based non-profit organizations and collectives to create, produce, and present theatre works—from full productions to workshops and special initiatives that strengthen and grow the city’s theatre landscape.

    Funding is available across four categories:
    • Full Production – up to $20,000 for fully realized works
    • Production in a Festival – up to $10,000 for works presented in established festivals
    • Workshop – up to $15,000 to develop new work (must include a reading or presentation)
    • Special Initiatives – up to $15,000 for projects that advance theatre practice (festivals, conferences, community opportunities, and more)

    Projects and funding can support key expenses like artist fees (required), production + technical costs, marketing, admin, and childcare.

    Open to Toronto-based non-profit organizations and collectives, this program is designed to invest in bold ideas, new voices, and the continued development of professional theatre in the city.

    Questions? Reach out to elahe@torontoartscouncil.org
    Learn more + apply: link in bio 🎭

    Photo credit: “Linsanity” by Steven Hao at the Kitchen Potluck Playwrights Unit. Pictured: Ericka Leobrera, Steven Hao, Richard Lam. Photography by Kris Yue. Organization: fu-GEN Asian Canadian Theatre Company, 2024. @fugentheatre

    #TorontoArts #TheatreProjects #ArtsGrants #TheatreGrants #ApplyNow

    Image description: A bold blue graphic with bright yellow text reading “Theatre Projects” from Toronto Arts Council. At the center, three performers stand on stage holding scripts, mid-rehearsal. One person stands in front speaking with expression, while two others look on attentively. Text on the graphic highlights that the grant is for collectives and organizations and encourages applicants to “Fund your next idea.” A banner at the bottom reads “Apply online by Aug 4, 2026.”

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    Fund your next exhibition or screening into a public experience 🎥🖼️
     
    The Visual and Media Arts Projects: Presentation program supports organizations, collectives, curators, and programmers in sharing bold, contemporary visual and media arts with audiences across Toronto. From exhibitions and screening series to lectures, residencies, and workshops, this grant helps bring thoughtfully curated projects into the public sphere.
     
    With up to $15,000 in funding available, this program supports one-time or time-limited projects that centre strong curatorial or critical frameworks and meaningful audience engagement. Projects must take place in Toronto (or be created here and shared online) and include a clear audience development plan.
     
    Funding can support artist fees (required), production and technical costs, marketing and outreach, admin support, and more. Applicants must also show a range of revenue sources, as this program does not fund 100% of project costs.
     
    📅 Deadline: August 4
    Open to non-profit organizations, collectives, and independent curators/programmers based in Toronto. Projects must be led by professional artists and contribute to the development of the city’s visual and media arts landscape.
     
    Questions? Reach out to peter@torontoartscouncil.org
    Learn more (link in bio) https://torontoartscouncil.org/grants/visual-media-arts-projects-presentation/
     
    Photo Credit: On A Sunday At Eleven Directed by Alicia K. Harris (@aliciakharris_) 2024, Media Projects. Shot by Roya Del Sol (@royadelsol)

    #TorontoArts #MediaArtists #ArtsGrants #Filmmaking #VisualArts

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    Fund your next exhibition or screening into a public experience 🎥🖼️   The Visual and Media Arts Projects: Presentation program supports organizations, collectives, curators, and programmers in sharing bold, contemporary visual and media arts with audiences across Toronto. From exhibitions and screening series to lectures, residencies, and workshops, this grant helps bring thoughtfully curated projects into the public sphere.   With up to $15,000 in funding available, this program supports one-time or time-limited projects that centre strong curatorial or critical frameworks and meaningful audience engagement. Projects must take place in Toronto (or be created here and shared online) and include a clear audience development plan.   Funding can support artist fees (required), production and technical costs, marketing and outreach, admin support, and more. Applicants must also show a range of revenue sources, as this program does not fund 100% of project costs.   📅 Deadline: August 4 Open to non-profit organizations, collectives, and independent curators/programmers based in Toronto. Projects must be led by professional artists and contribute to the development of the city’s visual and media arts landscape.   Questions? Reach out to peter@torontoartscouncil.org Learn more (link in bio) https://torontoartscouncil.org/grants/visual-media-arts-projects-presentation/   Photo Credit: On A Sunday At Eleven Directed by Alicia K. Harris (@aliciakharris_) 2024, Media Projects. Shot by Roya Del Sol (@royadelsol) #TorontoArts #MediaArtists #ArtsGrants #Filmmaking #VisualArts

    Fund your next exhibition or screening into a public experience 🎥🖼️
     
    The Visual and Media Arts Projects: Presentation program supports organizations, collectives, curators, and programmers in sharing bold, contemporary visual and media arts with audiences across Toronto. From exhibitions and screening series to lectures, residencies, and workshops, this grant helps bring thoughtfully curated projects into the public sphere.
     
    With up to $15,000 in funding available, this program supports one-time or time-limited projects that centre strong curatorial or critical frameworks and meaningful audience engagement. Projects must take place in Toronto (or be created here and shared online) and include a clear audience development plan.
     
    Funding can support artist fees (required), production and technical costs, marketing and outreach, admin support, and more. Applicants must also show a range of revenue sources, as this program does not fund 100% of project costs.
     
    📅 Deadline: August 4
    Open to non-profit organizations, collectives, and independent curators/programmers based in Toronto. Projects must be led by professional artists and contribute to the development of the city’s visual and media arts landscape.
     
    Questions? Reach out to peter@torontoartscouncil.org
    Learn more (link in bio) https://torontoartscouncil.org/grants/visual-media-arts-projects-presentation/
     
    Photo Credit: On A Sunday At Eleven Directed by Alicia K. Harris (@aliciakharris_) 2024, Media Projects. Shot by Roya Del Sol (@royadelsol)

    #TorontoArts #MediaArtists #ArtsGrants #Filmmaking #VisualArts     …

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