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Colder weather is here but our programming continues to heat up! With a variety of Belong Youth Art Workshops running into December and ongoing arts activations in the community, now is a great time to experience local artistry and celebrate the change of season!

Fall is officially here, and with it brings new opportunities, new ways to engage in our community, and a chance to look back on what has already taken place this month.

September 30 is the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. This is a day for us to honour Residential School Survivors, the children...

In Conversation Janet Antone interviews Emily Schuyler about her experience as an Indigenous artist navigating questions such as "What...

Position and Submission Process Administrator, Operations and Communications Hours: full-time (35 hours/week) Term: permanent...

The Gallery In response to demand from local artists for exhibition space and to promote and celebrate our talented local artists, the London Arts Council and the City of London Culture Services have collaborated with RBC Place London to pilot The Gallery program at RBC Place London as part of our London Arts Live (LAL) program offerings. The purpose of The Gallery is to promote the work of artists and creators residing in London and surrounding First Nations to display o

Join us for Extravabandza , a full day of incredible live music, arts activities, dancing, karaoke, vendors, raffles, and more, presented...

As summer hits its vibrant peak, our arts community continues to shine! Whether you're tuning in to local sounds or marking your calendar for upcoming opportunities, we are always excited to share what's on!

London’s First Music-Centred Busking Festival — Celebrating Local Sounds, Diverse Styles, and Streets That Sing in Canada’s First UNESCO...

The summer is flying by and heating up all at once! We are excited to highlight some projects and programming which took place over the past month as well as help you plan your next local artistic experience!

Janet Antone, Administrator, Indigenous London Arts, has decided to resign from the London Arts Council to focus on her family and...

Allyson has led our board through many different adventures in her time as Board Chair and has been instrumental in growing and enriching...

Emily is a multi-media artist from Oneida Nation of the Thames. She holds a certificate and an advanced diploma in Fine Arts...

Colourful Communities  by Aruba Mahmud, was installed at the South London Community Pool (585 Bradley Ave) on the exterior and interior...

Joy  by Maisa Mreiwed, was unveiled at the South London Community Centre (1119 Jalna Blvd) on June 26, 2025. Mreiwed's mural was created...

Engaging, honouring, celebrating, learning. June holds much cultural significance as we recognize Indigenous History Month, Indigenous Solidarity Day (June 21), Canadian Multiculturalism Day (June 27), Pride Month, and Seniors Month.

The Gallery In response to demand from local artists for exhibition space and to promote and celebrate our talented local artists, the...

May 5, 2025 marks the 15th anniversary of the National Day of Awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and 2SLGBTQIA+...

Call Summary The London Arts Council invites artists and creators living in London and surrounding First Nations - the Chippewas of the...

The 2025 LBMX Musicians Mentorship Program is an initiative designed to support emerging London-based Bands through paid performances,...

The Gallery In response to demand from local artists for exhibition space and to promote and celebrate our talented local artists, the...

The Gallery In response to demand from local artists for exhibition space and to promote and celebrate our talented local artists, the...

Presented by the London Arts Council and LBMX Place , Extravabandza  is an exciting showcase of London's thriving music scene,...