News and releases

“With promotional collaboration from our Cultural Partners at Eastern Ontario Agri-Food Network – Savour East Ontario Harvesting Creativity : Where Art Meets Agriculture   TERR-o-ART (from the French ‘terroir’) is an engagement initiative designed to bring together two valuable, natural resources of our region: agriculture and artists. The initiative”

“In collaboration with our Municipal Partners Bringing art into the community!   In an ongoing commitment to bringing art into our communities, CAPRAC has developed the Municipal Mini-Galleries initiative. This program involves inviting our Municipal partners to host a rotating selection of artworks on the walls of their public”

“EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY Position: Membership Coordinator Commitment: 25 – 30 hours per week Compensation: $20/hour Benefits: Flexible hours, hybrid work environment. Description: Under the direction of the Executive Director (ED), the Membership Coordinator (MC) will support tasks associated with membership and administrative functions related to the operations of the organization.”

“The Board of Directors is pleased to invite all CAPRAC members to CAPRAC’s 10th Annual General Meeting! Sunday April 28, 2024, 1:00 to 2:00pm GFL Reception Hall, The Nation Sports Complex in Limoges 243 Limoges Rd, Limoges To Register: https://forms.gle/7tnnEgyYdVqQPYPH7 Community members are invited to join us at 2pm”

“In collaboration with our Cultural Partners: Arbor Gallery, Tucker House and TVC22 Join the discussion! Calling all Golden Age artists and art enthusiasts! Join us for an inspiring networking and community building convARTsation series designed intentionally for visual artists aged 60 and above! Connect with like-minded creatives, share your”

“Here is your chance to be part of the CAPRAC Gallery this season! The CAPRAC Gallery promotes Prescott and Russell artists, as well as artistic and cultural organizations of the region. The Prescott-Russell Arts Council offers its members the opportunity of visibility and the possibility to sell their artworks,”