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PROGRAMS

Folk Canada runs multiple year-round programs as well as specialized programs during the annual Folk Music Ontario Conference.

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Professional Development

The Developing Artist Program (DAP), Developing Presenters Program (DPP), Festivals' Retreat, Monthly Peer Sessions, Online Webinars, Refolkus Podcast, and more, are just some of the ways that Folk Canada is committed to training and development for our sector

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Awards

Ontario Folk Music Awards is a celebration the finest in Ontario's folk music sector. We honour our nominees and winners at an awards gala every year.

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Member Promotion

The Member Promotion Program offers an incredible opportunity for Folk Canada members to boost their visibility and share their creative achievements year-round.

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Export Development

The Folk Canada Export Development Program focuses on promoting Canadian artists globally, fostering relationships with domestic and international partners through showcasing, networking, B2B meetings, and more.

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Folk in Film Festival

The Folk in Film Festival (FIFF) is a mini film festival and film-oriented programming stream within Folk Canada.

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Folk Canada acknowledges that our offices are situated on the traditional unceded territory of the Algonquin Anishnaabeg People.

Folk Canada acknowledges the financial support of the Department of Canadian Heritage, Ontario Arts Council, Ontario Creates, FACTOR and the Canada Council for the Arts.

 

This Employment Ontario project is funded in part by the Government of Canada and the Government of Ontario.

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