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Call for Projects Opens for Artists and Arts Organizations in Outaouais

The Conseil des arts et des lettres du Québec (CALQ) has launched a call for projects for artists and arts organizations in the Outaouais region, with applications accepted until January 14, 2027.

A new call for projects is underway in the Outaouais region, inviting artists and arts organizations to apply for support. Announced by the Conseil des arts et des lettres du Québec (CALQ), this initiative is open to a wide range of artistic disciplines. Eligible fields include architectural research, arts and crafts, circus arts, dance, digital arts, film and video art, literature and storytelling, multidisciplinary arts, music, song, theatre, and visual arts.

The program provides funding for research, creation, exploration, production, and dissemination activities as part of the Territorial Partnership. This support is intended to encourage artistic development and cultural expression in the region.

Applicants must submit their proposals by January 14, 2027, at 23:59. The call is designed to support a diversity of artistic practices and to strengthen the cultural landscape of Outaouais.

CALQ’s initiative demonstrates its commitment to fostering the arts throughout Quebec’s regions by offering targeted financial assistance to creators and cultural organizations. The broad eligibility criteria allow for a wide variety of artistic projects to be considered for support.

Interested artists and organizations are encouraged to consult the detailed guidelines on CALQ’s official website to prepare their applications.

Why it matters

This call for projects provides important funding opportunities for artists and arts organizations in Outaouais, supporting a broad spectrum of disciplines and activities. It helps sustain and enrich the region’s cultural scene by enabling creative research, production, and dissemination, contributing to the vitality of local arts communities.

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