Depuis 1999, le gouvernement de l’Ontario a investi 45,75 millions de dollars dans le Fonds. Le succès remporté par les plus de 700 manifestations culturelles financées par le FMCO a engendré un sain réapprovisionnement du Fonds en vue de prochains projets. Les manifestations culturelles financées par le FMCO ont attiré plus de 70 millions de visiteurs et engendré des recette propres de plus de 235 millions.
Hot Docs 2019 The 26th edition of Hot Docs comes to an end on Sunday, after ten packed days of screenings and events. This year’s festival featured over 200 films […]
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Art of Time’s Off-beat Holiday Concert is Back The Art of Time Ensemble’s holiday concert To All a Good Night is anything but traditional! The program includes classic carols, seasonal […]
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Welcome, Mary E. Hofstetter! We are pleased to extend a warm welcome to our newest board member, Mary E. Hofstetter. Mary E. Hofstetter is an accomplished leader and experienced Chief […]
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Blood in the Snow 2018: Canadian Film at Its Goriest Another of Toronto’s unique film festivals is back! Running from November 22-27 at the Royal Cinema, Blood in the Snow […]
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Michael Tibollo Appointed New Minister of Tourism, Culture and Sport In Monday’s cabinet shuffle, Vaughan-Woodbridge MPP Michael Tibollo has been appointed the new Minister of Tourism, Culture and Sport. Sylvia […]
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WATERLICHT: A (Virtual) Flood at the Bentway Over the course of three blue-hued days (October 12-14), the Bentway will host the Canadian premiere of WATERLICHT, a monumental public art intervention […]
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Koerner Hall Celebrates 10 Years 2018-2019 marks the 10th anniversary concert season at Koerner Hall, one of North America’s most beautiful and acoustically superb concert halls! Join The Royal Conservatory in […]
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Pierogis and Polka at Toronto’s Roncesvalles Polish Festival Celebrate 100 years of Polish independence at Toronto’s hugely popular Roncesvalles Polish Festival, taking place September 15-16. This year, the festivities kick […]
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Ottawa Pride’s Saturday Main Stage: The Vixen, Brooke Candy and More! Ottawa Capital Pride is back and bigger than ever. This year’s Festival features two days of mainstage programming, […]
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Manifesto Returns to Its Roots At City Hall Manifesto takes over Toronto on August 9-19 for ten days of hip-hop music, art and dance! The festival’s biggest show brings Jamaican […]
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