We are excited to announce our Shades of Fall Art Exhibition (previously Midsummer Arts Dream) is running on November 8th to 11th, 2024! Stop by Lansdowne Centre during mall hours in order to view a wide range of wonderful local works, or take a look at our virtual gallery below.
On September 22, 2024, The Camilli String Quartet performed a free drop in concert in the Steveston Town Square Park. This entertaining concert was sponsored by The Community Arts Council of Richmond, in partnership with the Steveston Historical Society, for the City of Richmond Culture Days. The Camilli String Quartet gave another outstanding performance, enjoyed by the many people who attended.
We are thrilled that our 3rd Faces of Richmond Exhibition is now up! You can check out the virtual gallery below.
ART FOR ALL GENERATIONS
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We believe shaping the next generation requires expanding the accessibility of the arts for youth.
Who We Are
ARTS CAN CHANGE THE WORLD
The Community Arts Council of Richmond has been supporting the arts, artists and artisans in Richmond, B.C. for over 50 years. Our purpose is to provide and broaden opportunities for citizens of all ages to participate in and benefit from the creative arts.
About Us
Learn about our story, mission, values, membership, and events.
Our Story
The Community Arts Council of Richmond [CACR] is a federally and provincially registered non-profit charity. Our purpose is to provide opportunities for citizens of all ages to participate in and benefit from the creative arts.
Art Programs
The Community Arts Council of Richmond is proud to support many programs that help promote the arts and make it accessible for everyone.
Membership
The Community Arts Council of Richmond’s members include artists, musicians, writers, small business owners, educators, and local arts organizations.
Support Us
If you would like to support the CACR and contribute to the arts in Richmond, we also welcome contributions outside of a membership.
Richmond Arts Council
The Community Arts Council of Richmond is proud to support many programs that help promote the arts and make it accessible for everyone.
