Drawing, painting, and craftsVancouver's beauty natually inspires the artist in all of us.
Embrace your inner artist with a drawing class or visit the Painter's Circle in Stanley Park or Queen Elizabeth Park to watch professional artists at work.
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Drop-in drawing, painting, and crafts schedules
Find out where you can drop-in to a drawing, painting, or crafts class at one of our community centres.
Britannia Community Centre has an indoor pool, tennis courts, seniors (55+) centre with computer lab, teen/youth centre, fitness centre, ice rink, and - for classes only - a pottery studio. The centre is located at 1661 Napier St, Vancouver, BC. 604-718-5800.
Amenities include a studio theatre and a cultural herb garden. The centre is located at 7646 Prince Albert St, Vancouver, BC. 604-718-6521.
Amenities at the Roundhouse Community Arts and Recreation Centre include a 200-seat theatre, exhibition hall, the Roundhouse Turntable Plaza, dance studio, pottery studio, woodworking studio, various multi-purpose rooms, and a gymnasium. The centre is located at 181 Roundhouse Mews, Vancouver, BC. 604-713-1800.
Find a space for your performance, exhibition, or rehearsal at one of our theatres and community centres.
Apply for an artist permit to create and sell artwork in Stanley Park and other artist locations in Stanley Park and Queen Elizabeth Park.
Find opportunities for local artists including calls for public art, available studio space, and more.
Interested in creating a mural in your community? Apply for paint supplies and support for your outdoor mural.
Find out if your non-profit group is eligible for grants to develop arts programs, cultural activities, theatre rentals, or advertising.
Find out about photography opportunities in Vancouver; take a photography class, apply for a commercial photography permit, learn about upcoming photographys events
Learn about how the Park Board, in collaboration with community groups, offers programs in environmental art.
Find out about making pottery or working with ceramics in Vancouver; find pottery courses, learn about pottery studios
