Since 1999, the Government of Ontario has invested $45.75 million in the Fund and the success of the over 700 initiatives in which OCAF has invested has led to a healthy replenishment of the Fund for future projects. OCAF-funded events have attracted over 70 million visitors and generated earned revenues of over $235 million.
OCAF ANTI-RACISM STATEMENT:
OCAF values the major contribution that Black, Indigenous and People of
Colour make every day to arts, culture and cultural tourism across Ontario.
OCAF invests in good ideas and helps to make extraordinary events
happen. We want to work with the whole community to deliver this
mandate. We believe that racism should never play a role in any decisions
made and we will work towards building a future and a system that will not
allow systemic racism to exist.
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Communiqué L’Ontario soutient le tourisme culturel dans les communautés de la province Une vitrine sur les arts et la culture de l’Ontario et un soutien des économies locales 28 mars […]
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Spotlight: Australia starts next week! Bringing Australia to Canada means more than just representing one idea of the country. Canadian Stage’s Spotlight Festival brings multiple perspectives across the Pacific for six […]
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Kapwani Kiwanga at The Power Plant On now until May, visit The Power Plant for this unique exhibition by Hamilton-born visual artist Kapwani Kiwanga. Co-produced by Power Plant and the Logan […]
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Kingston Canadian Film Festival hits screens March 2 In one week, the annual Kingston Canadian Film Festival will kick off in the heart of Kingston! Now in its 17th season, […]
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Last chance to experience Mystical Landscapes! Hailed as a “feast for the senses” (Globe and Mail) and a “reimagined blockbuster” (Toronto Star), the Mystical Landscapes exhibition at the Art Gallery of Ontario […]
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Testimonials: OCAF “is a catalyst” Since its inception in 1999, OCAF has been fortunate to work with cultural organizations across Ontario, providing upfront capital to assist in the promotion of almost […]
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