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Creative Spaces Training Series

This training series is designed to support arts managers in building the core skills necessary to support capital projects and ongoing operations in creative spaces. Delivered by topic experts working in the sector, each module focuses on a topic area identified as the most integral to capital projects by ABO’s network of 2,500+ arts organizations. The Creative Spaces Online Training Series was originally delivered from November 14, 2019 to January 23, 2020.

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LEARN IT | BUILD IT | MANAGE IT

In this webinar series, we shared examples and strategies on the topics of Building Creative Spaces, Maintaining Creative Spaces, Alternative Financing for Capital Projects, and Engaging Community in Capital Projects with presenting partners from The Dalton Company, WalterFedy, Conestoga College, the Community Forward Fund, and Cobalt Connects! Both sessions included examples of projects within the arts sector. These webinars were originally delivered 2020-2021.

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ABO Learning Series 2024
Creating a Sustainable Business Model for Arts Spaces
Accessibility

Best Practices for Architects, Designers and Creative Spaces on Accessibility
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Design for Public Spaces Advanced: How can Creative Spaces Go Beyond the Standard?
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Invisible Disabilities and Creative Spaces
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Safety, Fire Codes and Accessibility for Creative Spaces
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Let’s Talk About Disability and Creative Spaces
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Promoting Physical Accessibility in Space Rentals
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Asset Management

Asset Management: Planning Ahead

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Capital Project Support

Creative Space Projects During COVID-19

Expressing Community Value in Creative Spaces
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Capital Project Success: Judith and Norman Alix Art Gallery and Streetcar Crowsnest
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Board Relations and Capital Projects
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Capital Project Success: Stories from the Ottawa Art Gallery and FirstOntario Performing Arts Centre
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Capital Project Case Study: The Tett Centre
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Community Partnerships and Creative Spaces, featuring Carousel Players
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Restoring and Revitalizing a 1934 Independent Cinema – The Westdale Theatre
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Revving Up Canada’s Car Museum
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Securing Permanent Space: Stratford Perth Museum and The Theatre Centre
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Energy Efficiency 

Energy Efficient Lighting for Performing Arts Facilities with Ledvance Sylvania
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Energy Efficient Lighting for Visual Arts Facilities and Museums with Ledvance Sylvania
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Managing Creative Spaces

Working Together: Multi-Partner Creative Space Projects
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Alternative Creative Spaces and Adaptive Reuse Projects
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Engaging Community in Municipal Performing Arts Space Projects
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Recap from the Creative Spaces Projects Brainstorming Session (2018)
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Creative Space Series Review Webinar: Brainstorming Workshop Recap and Best Practices Report (2020)

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Volunteer Boards and Creative Space Projects
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Space Rentals 

Balancing Programming and Space Rentals

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Staffing Strategies for Space Rentals & Events
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Resources: Rental Inquiry Form for Performing Arts, Job Description – FOH Supervisor, Job Description – Event Captain, Job Description – Usher, Example Shift Swapping Policy

Using Data to Find your Renter Audience
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Marketing your Rental Spaces
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Contracts and Agreements: Landlords and Tenants
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Space Management 101: Keys to Success
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Creative Spaces Online Training Series

Creative Spaces Online Training Series
CA$100.00
CA$13.00 (tax)
Total: CA$113.00

Upcoming Webinar: Creative Space Projects & COVID-19

Join us on December 8th at 1 pm (EST)for our upcoming webinar on navigating creative space capital projects during a pandemic! Panelists will share their experiences and advice around capital projects in pandemic times, focusing on successes and challenges with project planning, timeline/adjustments, contingencies and risk management, funding, and overall recommendations for creative space project development.

Panelists include:

  • Janis Monture, Executive Director of Woodland Cultural Centre
  • Paul Fujimoto-Pihl, Project Manager at the Grand Theatre

Please note that the second portion of the webinar will serve as a mandatory check-in point for mentors and mentees of ABO’s Creative Spaces Mentoring Network (CSMN) 2021-22.

Once the second portion of this webinar begins, we ask that all mentors and mentees of the CSMN program remain on the Zoom call.

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PANEL

About the Speaker

Janis Kahentóktha Monture is Mohawk Nation, Turtle Clan from Six Nations of the Grand River. Janis returned as the Executive Director of Woodland Cultural Centre, one of the largest First Nations- run cultural centres/museums in the country. Previously, Janis was appointed the Director of Tourism and Cultural Initiatives for the Six Nations of the Grand River Development Corporation. Janis attended the University of Western Ontario where she attained a Bachelor of Arts in History and received a Museum Studies diploma from Algonquin College. Janis continues to volunteer in her community at Six Nations and in Brantford.

About the Woodland Cultural Centre’s Capital Project

Save the Evidence is a campaign to raise awareness and support for the restoration of the former Mohawk Institute Residential School, and to develop the building into an Interpreted Historic Site and Educational Resource. As a site of conscience, the final goal is to create a fully realized Interpretive Centre that will be the definitive destination for information about the history of Residential Schools in Canada, the experiences of Survivors of the schools, and the impact that the Residential School system has had in communities. After the Mohawk Institute closed in 1970, it reopened in 1972 as the Woodland Cultural Centre, a non-profit organization that serves to preserve and promote First Nations culture and heritage.

About the Speaker

Paul Fujimoto-Pihl is currently serving as Project Manager at the Grand Theatre in London, Ontario. He has been with the Grand since 2012, and was previously Technical Director and Interim Production Manager. Prior to the Grand, he was Technical Director at Tarragon Theatre and The Blyth Festival. He has mentored five Apprentice Technical Directors while at the Grand, and is proud to be part of a ‘teaching theatre’. Paul sits on the Program Advisory Committee for Humber College’s Theatre Production Program, is Chair of the Ontario Section of the Canadian Institute for Theatre Technology, and is director of PMArts.

About the Grand Theatre’s Capital Project

The Grand Theatre is nearing completion of a $9.5 million renovation to its front- and back-of-house spaces. The work over the past year has completely transformed the interior of the theatre. The 2020-21 year allowed for the theatre to undertake significant renovations including more accessible bathrooms, upgraded lighting and sound systems, upgraded HVAC controls, refreshed artists spaces and more.

If you have any questions or concerns, please contact Amy Poole, Program Manager, at amy@artsbuildontario.ca or 519-880-3670 x 102.


Information Session: Making Cultural Spaces Safe During COVID-19 Initiative

 

About this event

ABO is pleased to host an upcoming information session on November 22 at 1:00 PM on the Making Cultural Spaces Safe During COVID-19 Initiative from the Canada Cultural Spaces Fund, Department of Canadian Heritage.

The Initiative will provide 1-time project-based support to arts and heritage organizations to upgrade their space to safely reopen. The Initiative seeks to increase the number of cultural facilities able to re-open safely to the public.

In this information session, Regional Manager of Arts Programs Valerie Hopper and the Canada Cultural Spaces team will share further details on the Initiative, including project examples, eligibility, and timeline. Following the presentation, there will be time for Q&A with participants.

The presentation and Q&A will be offered in both English and French.

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For any questions about this information session, please contact ABO Executive Director Alex Glass at alex@artsbuildontario.ca or 519.880.3670 ext. 103.


ArtsBuild Ontario’s Vaccination Policy

Effective September 22nd, 2021, all staff, short-term renters and visitors of ArtsBuild Ontario will be required to be fully vaccinated in order to access our rented spaces within 44 Gaukel Creative Workspace. Proof of vaccination status will be required and must show the individual to be fully vaccinated* a minimum of fourteen (14) days prior to accessing the building. Proof of vaccination must be in the form of a Ministry of Health official form or a vaccination passport once they come available.

*Fully Vaccinated – Full vaccination status is defined as receiving two valid doses of a Health Canada recognized COVID-19 vaccine. Note that full vaccination status may be subject to change based on changes in the Ministry of Health guidelines.

ArtsBuild Ontario Staff

All staff at ArtsBuild Ontario must be fully vaccinated in order to report to work. Staff who require an accommodation under the Human Rights Code, that has been approved by the Executive Director, will be required to undergo regular antigen testing taken within 48 hours of reporting to work. Only staff members who receive a negative result will be permitted to work.

The cost for this testing will remain free of charge to the staff member or volunteer only as long as the tests are provided free of charge by the Government of Ontario, once they are no longer being provided free of charge, the individual will be responsible for the cost of the test.

All staff are required to take the passive screening test at the entrance of 44 Gaukel Creative Workspace each day before entering the building.

Renter Access

All renters and their attendees of ArtsBuild Ontario’s rental spaces, within 44 Gaukel Creative Workspace, will be required to be fully vaccinated for a minimum of fourteen (14) days prior to accessing the building. The renter or organizer is responsible for ensuring their guests are aware of and in accordance with the ArtsBuild Ontario’s Vaccination Policy. Attendees will be required to show proof of full vaccination along with photo identification upon entering the building. Those who cannot provide proof of vaccination will not be permitted access.

In the absence of proof of full vaccination status, we will require those who wish to access the building to provide proof of a negative antigen test within 48 hours of attending the event. This negative test result will be required to be shown along with photo identification upon entering the building.

All renters and their attendees are required to take the passive screening test at the entrance of 44 Gaukel Creative Workspace each day before entering the building.

Children 11 Years of Age and Younger

Effective September 22nd, 2021, children not yet eligible for vaccination may access 44 Gaukel Creative Workspace as long as they are accompanied by parents who have provided their own proof of vaccination. Children 11 years of age and younger are also exempt from antigen testing. Parents are asked to closely monitor their children for COVID-19 symptoms and must submit that they have self-screened their unvaccinated child prior to entering 44 Gaukel Creative Workspace.

All parents of children not yet eligible for vaccination are required to take the passive screening test at the entrance of 44 Gaukel Creative Workspace each day before entering the building.

Accommodations

ArtsBuild Ontario will comply with its human rights obligations and accommodate visitors who are legally entitled to accommodation under the Ontario Human Rights Code. Any visitors being accommodated in this manner will be subject to face-covering rules indefinitely. We will also require those who are unable to get vaccinated to provide us with proof of a negative antigen test result within 72 hours of attending 44 Gaukel Creative Workspace.

If you should require accommodation, please send an accommodation request to alex@artsbuildontario.ca. This request must include one of the two supporting documents:

  • A letter on letterhead from your Primary Care Physician indicating that there is an underlying medical condition that deems it unsafe for you to receive the vaccine.
  • A letter on letterhead from your religious leader indicating that your faith disallows you to receive the vaccine.

For the period between September 22 and October 12, 2021, in accordance withprovincial regulations, people accessing ArtsBuild Ontario’s rental spaces will be able to provide a negative rapid antigen COVID-19 test from no more than 48 hours beforethe event as an alternative to proof of vaccination. Once supporting documentation is received your request will be evaluated by the Executive Director for approval.

Privacy Statement
ArtsBuild Ontario takes the privacy of its renters, visitors and staff seriously and will take appropriate steps to comply with applicable privacy laws. An individual’s vaccination status is personal information that will not be shared with individuals outside of those authorized to have access for the purposes of enforcing the Vaccination Policy.