Organismes sans but lucratif à Vancouver

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CircusWest Performing Arts Society presents CircusFest 2014 from November 6th-9th in some of Vancouver’s most reputable venues including The Cultch, PNE Garden Auditorium, Wise Hall and Sideshow Studios. CircusFest celebrates the incredible talent and skill of circus artists and performers from across the Pacific Northwest. The festival will bring the Circus Community together over 4 spectacular days of performance, discussion, installation and more. CircusFest is the first of its kind in Vancouver and we need dedicated volunteers like you to help it be the best of its kind! Participation in the festival gives volunteers the chance to hone their skills, establish friendships, engage with Circus Arts and network within the community. Volunteer responsibilities range from ushering and ticketing to sewing and painting so whether you are a circus enthusiast, aspiring costumer or simply curious there is an opportunity to get involved in a variety of different areas including: ∞ Front of House ∞ Information ∞ Security ∞ Production ∞ Design ∞ Dispatch If you are interested in coming on board please apply via the link below. http://circusfestvancouver.com/get-involved/volunteer/. As thanks to all of our wonderful volunteers for your hard work, you will be provided with a reference letter from our Festival Director in addition to being granted complimentary access to our headlining show and post-show festivities. We thank all applicants for their interest in volunteering at CircusFest 2014! Selected applicants will be contacted to attend our volunteer orientation at the end of the month. *All Volunteers are expected to adhere to CircusFest’s Code of Conduct.

Vision: Carousel Theatre for Young People (CTYP) is the leader in engaging young people in the transformative power of live theatre at its dedicated facility for the production and performance of Theatre for Young Audiences. Mission: CTYP inspires young people, families and artists with playful, accessible theatrical experiences which strive for artistic excellence. We support and educate emerging artists and audiences while enriching their hearts and minds. CORE VALUES: Playfulness Artistic Excellence Accessibility Community 2014/15 Season: The Very Hungry Caterpillar (Nov 23 & Nov 29) James and the Giant Peach (Dec 6 - Jan 4) Shakespearean Rhapsody (Feb 28 - Mar 29) The Adventures of Robin Hood (Apr 11 - Apr 19) Dot & Ziggy (June 2 - June 14)

Located in a heritage fire station built in 1906, the Firehall Arts Centre produces a season of eclectic theatre, dance and interdisciplinary performances and acts as a host to visual arts exhibitions in its intimate gallery/lounge. Each year the Centre hosts over two hundred performances bringing audiences into the heart of the city to enjoy artistic works, view art works in the gallery and sip a beverage on the enclosed courtyard.

We are a Japanese Cultural Centre located in Burnaby. Our mandate is to promote a better understanding and appreciation by all Canadians of Japanese Canadian culture and heritage; and an awareness by all Canadians of the contribution of Japanese Canadians to Canadian society, through public programs, exhibits, services, publications, public use of the facilities and special events. Our mission is to honour, preserve, and share Japanese Canadian history and culture for a better Canada.

The Powell Street Festival Society is dedicated to cultivating and celebrating Japanese Canadian arts and culture! Our main focus is the production of the Powell Street Festival (PSF), now in its 39th year. It is the largest event of its kind in Canada and the longest running festival in Metro Vancouver. The PSF includes musical performances, traditional dance, an amateur sumo wrestling competition, martial arts demonstrations, bonsai and ikebana exhibits, lots of Japanese food… and more! This year, the festival will be held August 1st and 2nd, in Oppenheimer Park.

The Vancouver Chinatown Spring Festival is back this year again! Scheduled for Sunday, February 14, 2016, we are going to celebrate the Lunar Chinese New Year - Year of the Money in Chinatown with dragon and lion dances, marching bands, martial arts performances from more than sixty parade teams. This is a time you don't want to miss for a day of multi-cultural art and performance, exploration of cuisine from different countries, and integration between various communities. With over 100,000 participants, this spectacular event will need your contribution for making it safe, fun and successful. Event details as below: Date: February 13th & 14th, 2016 Time: 10:00am to 5:00pm (Saturday) and 8:00am to 4:00pm (Sunday) Location: S.U.C.C.E.S.S. Social Service Centre (Chinatown) Contact Person: Clement So, S.U.C.C.E.S.S. Volunteer Coordinator Sign Up link: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1XMTyWFmVzJA9qh9MVZzVslni_nwmpwQFuBkeTtwV3MM/viewform More info about the event: http://www.cbavancouver.ca/

The Greater Vancouver Professional Theatre Alliance (GVPTA) is an association of theatre companies, theatre makers, performers, and other organizations and individuals that support the local theatre industry. Our purpose is to collectively promote live theatre and foster a thriving and diverse environment for the continued growth and development of theatre throughout Metro Vancouver.

Reel Causes Society is a volunteer-run BC registered non-profit that creates positive social change by combining the power of film with the power of community action. We host social film screenings that bring people together, connecting them with professional independent filmmakers and Canadian non-profits working to address health, environmental and social justice-related issues. Since 2010 we’ve highlighted and supported the work of almost 60 independent filmmakers and as many Canadian organizations doing great work locally and abroad, and have connected thousands of film-goers with these community change-makers.

The Art Party Live Events To Help Support Our Non-profits To Do Good OUR NEXT EVENT - Theme: Zoe Cat NFT Art & Music “Kitty Come On” Release - Video Livestream: Twitch.TV/TheArtParty - VR Livestream: Lunifty, the moon’s first virtual gallery launching March 2022 - Date & Time: Friday, April 8, 2022 (6pm to 9pm) - Location IRL: Capulet Art Gallery at 150-2288 No.5 Rd Richmond, BC V6X 2T1 - Live Music: Blue Rhapsody live rock, pop, jazz, and original music for private events Visit The Art Party to learn more.

Papergirl YVR is an inclusive, non-commercial art project that brings people together in the celebration of art and community in an unconventional way: through the spirit of altruism. In this annual project (entering its 6th year!), artists of all ages and abilities are invited to donate their work to a non-juried exhibition. Afterward, the artwork is rolled into bundles and distributed by a team of cyclists (in the style of the American paperboy) to anyone they meet along specific bike routes in the Lower Mainland.

Maker Faire is the Greatest Show (& Tell) on Earth! Part science fair, part county fair, and part something-entirely-new, Maker Faires are family-friendly showcases of invention, creativity, and resourcefulness that bring together tech enthusiasts, crafters, educators, tinkerers, food artisans, hobbyists, engineers, science clubs, artists, students, and commercial exhibitors. Makers come to show their creations and share their learnings. Attendees flock to Maker Faires to glimpse the future and find the inspiration to become Makers themselves. The first Maker Faire was held by Make magazine organizers in April 2006, in San Mateo, California to "celebrate arts, crafts, engineering, science projects and the Do-It-Yourself (DIY) mindset". Since then, the Maker Movement has gone international, and many smaller independently-organized events (Mini Maker Faires) have been established. Vancouver Mini Maker Faire is one such event, and has been a yearly Maker celebration since 2011.