ArtsConnect’s ArtsCalendar is a work in progress. Presently, we are working with a small group of arts organizations from across the Tri-Cities to develop the ArtsCalendar before we open up submissions from all arts organizations and we are not accepting direct submissions at this time. If your organization is interested in joining the ArtsCalendar in the future, please email your name, address, and a brief description of your organization to: [email protected]
This resource has been made possible through the financial support of ArtsConnect’s members. If you would like to support the further development, please consider becoming a member here: Membership
Join us Friday, April 4 from 6-9pm for the grand reopening of the transformed Leigh Square — a cornerstone of our downtown revitalization project! The grand re-opening celebration will include: Live music from Ashley Pater Food trucks: Big Red’s Poutine and Gordo’s Concession Ribbon-cutting ceremony at 8:30pm See the interactive water feature that will integrate lights and music Family-friendly […]
In this informative and free public talk, Dr. Tatiana Mellema will discuss the important relationships that exist between art and public space. The discussion will also introduce the various processes by which public art finds its way into the public landscapes of our cities with specific reference to the role that municipalities play. Dr. Mellema […]
Call for Art Mural in Port Moody. Deadline May 8th. Paying gig. Rotary PoMo Skatepark Mural The City of Port Moody invites artists or artist-led teams (to a maximum of 3 artists) who identify as First Nations, LGTBQ2S+ to submit an expression of interest to create a public art mural for the Rotary PoMo Skatepark […]
On Tuesday 20 May 2025 at 7:00pm ArtsConnect presents In the Presence of Ancestors: Transforming Community through Art at the City Centre Branch of the Coquitlam Public Library. In this free public talk, Tasha Faye Evans will share her journey bringing Truth and Reconciliation to the Tri-Cities with her project, In the Presence of Ancestors. […]
Are you a queer identifying artist who lives in Port Coquitlam? The Tri-Cities Pride Society (TCPS) applied for grant funding from the PoCo Community Foundation’s Project Grants to create an arts-based project to lift up voices from the 2S/LGBTQIA+ community. The project is in two parts: first, a collaborative community art project, and second, an […]
On Saturday 14 June 2025, ArtsConnect presents a free public talk on public art by Curator Jordan Strom at Inlet United Church at the Springs in Port Moody. For “Infinity in a Footprint, Kalpas in the Sand, Blessings in a Mudflower: Memory, Myth, and Time-Travel in the Post-Suburb,” Strom will examine several artworks that deploy […]
This panel features artists from our local 2SLGBTQIA+ communities sharing how their various art forms are vehicles of self expression, resistance to oppressive structures and norms, and forging broader and deeper connections to community.
Experience Coquitlam’s creativity with a guided public art tour in Mandarin. Explore unique murals and sculptures throughout the community and discover the stories behind them. Starting at Lincoln Station (1140 Pinetree Way), along SkyTrain’s Millennium Line, and finishing at Town Centre Park Community Centre (1207 Pinetree Way), the tour showcases the role that civic art […]
Experience Coquitlam’s creativity with a guided public art tour. Explore unique murals and sculptures throughout the community and discover the stories behind them. Starting at Lincoln Station (1140 Pinetree Way), along SkyTrain’s Millennium Line, and finishing at Town Centre Park Community Centre (1207 Pinetree Way), the tour showcases the role that civic art plays in […]
Experience Coquitlam’s creativity with a guided public art tour in Farsi. Explore unique murals and sculptures throughout the community and discover the stories behind them. Starting near the clock tower on Brunette Avenue (near the intersection of Brunette Avenue and Lougheed Highway), eastbound along Brunette Avenue, through Mackin Park, and finishing at Place des Arts […]
Experience Coquitlam’s creativity with a guided public art tour in Farsi. Explore unique murals and sculptures throughout the community and discover the stories behind them. Starting at Lincoln Station (1140 Pinetree Way), along SkyTrain’s Millennium Line, and finishing at Town Centre Park Community Centre (1207 Pinetree Way), the tour showcases the role that civic art […]
The City of Port Moody invites you on an accessible walking tour of Illuminations, a series of 5 works installed in Moody Centre by artist Blake William. The tour will begin at the Port Moody Station Museum and end at 2317 Clarke Street (across from Gabi & Jules). The tour will be led by Blake […]
Experience Coquitlam’s creativity with a guided public art tour. Explore unique murals and sculptures throughout the community and discover the stories behind them. Starting near the clock tower on Brunette Avenue (near the intersection of Brunette Avenue and Lougheed Highway), eastbound along Brunette Avenue, through Mackin Park, and finishing at Place des Arts (1120 Brunette […]
Experience Coquitlam’s creativity with a guided public art tour. Explore unique murals and sculptures throughout the community and discover the stories behind them. Starting near the clock tower on Brunette Avenue (near the intersection of Brunette Avenue and Lougheed Highway), eastbound along Brunette Avenue, through Mackin Park, and finishing at Place des Arts (1120 Brunette […]
Your artwork could be on a Port Moody street banner – you’re invited to submit your banner designs by 4pm, October 10! This year’s theme is the Burrard Inlet – sea life, marine birds, mythical creatures, aquatic life, or buried treasure. If your design is selected, you’ll paint your banner at the Community Banner Painting […]