It’s a wrap!

Many thanks to everyone who participated in Artsweek 2023.

Artsweek 2023 Recap Video

Artsweek 2023 Photos

ARTSWEEK 2023
MAY 5 to 14

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Artsweek is Peterborough’s biennial festival of the arts,
a 10-day, multi-disciplinary showcase of local creativity.

Artsweek brings new work to new audiences in unexpected places,
supports original creation by local artists,
and celebrates Peterborough as an innovative,
creative community with a vibrant arts scene.

It’s an extravaganza of music, visual arts, media arts, literary and spoken word arts,
puppetry, theatre, performance, projections, and circus arts.
It’s 40 events, day and night, and nearly 100 artists.
Don’t miss out!

Selected Artsweek Photos

Musicians perform on a porch, with an audience sprawled out over the lawn — Porchapalooza

An Indigenous woman dances, spinning with an iridescent shawl. — Porchapalooza

Artsweek takes over the City and all events are FREE!

Check out the full schedule and get all the details.

LOOKING BACK AT ARTSWEEK

February 8, 2021

Artsweek SHIFT² Application Workshop Follow-Up

And a Small Update to the Eligibility Guidelines Hello Everyone, Last week we announced the Open Call for Artsweek SHIFT²,...

February 1, 2021

Announcing Artsweek SHIFT²

Call for Applications for ‘Mini Grants to Professional Artists’ and ‘Project Production and Presentation Grants’ for Artsweek SHIFT² Pocket Festival...

October 30, 2020

Announcing Artsweek SHIFT

A Unique Arts Project Brings Six Months of Original Arts Programming to Peterborough Hello Everyone, COVID-19 has disrupted a lot...

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Artsweek Video Archive

Artsweek 2018: AlleyWaltz Promo

Artsweek 2016: Overview

Artsweek 2015: Overview

Artsweek 2013: Storefront Photography Project

Land Acknowledgement

We respectfully acknowledge that the land on which we work and gather is in the traditional territory of the Michi Saagiig Anishnaabe, home to the Williams Treaties First Nations, who have been the stewards and caretakers of these lands and waters for countless generations. We support them in this work, which they continue to this day.

We are grateful to be here, and pledge to listen and learn from traditional Indigenous knowledge and ways. EC3 is committed to doing all we can to further efforts at real Truth and Reconciliation, which includes providing support to the artistic work of Indigenous artists, examining the ways we do this, and providing a space and a platform for Indigenous voices to be heard and respected.