Arts Habitat Edmonton

Through leadership and collaboration, we focus on achieving long-term impacts that will support arts spaces and experiences that are welcoming, safe, and respectful of all. It is our vision that dynamic, sustainable, and entrepreneurial artistic communities thrive in the city of Edmonton.

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Arts Habitat believes that creative spaces are essential for a healthy community. We address inequity by providing accessible and appropriate spaces for artists in Edmonton. Creating space for the arts is a team effort. We are committed to listening and learning and encourage collaboration with artists, arts organizations, developers, and the City of Edmonton.

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Arts Habitat Edmonton celebrates the spirit of ta-tawâw. There is room here for everyone; for all peoples and their stories. We advocate for and support arts spaces that are welcoming, accessible, safe and respectful. We live and work on Treaty Six lands, the traditional territories of First Nations and Métis peoples, and are in a sacred relationship with the land and the people of this area known as amiskwacîwâskahikan (ᐊᒥᐢᑿᒌᐚᐢᑲᐦᐃᑲᐣ) colonially known as Edmonton. We aim to live in accordance with the original intent of the Treaties and accept responsibility to honour the Truth and Reconciliation calls to actions. We are committed to listening and learning.

About Arts Habitat

Projects

Arts Habitat works proactively with partners to nurture our community’s spaces to become an integral part of the City’s vitality, identity, and pride.

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Stakeholder Engagement

Collaborating with others to positively affect decisions made about arts space in Edmonton

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YouthWrite’s 30th Anniversary Season

You heard it here! This year marks YouthWrite’s 30th Anniversary Season. YouthWrite is a longstanding licensee at ArtsHub McLuhan House, and they have much more in store for 2026. Don’t…

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February Studio Spotlight

For February’s Studio Spotlight, we have photographer Jordan Hon’s 377 sqft Project Studio space at ArtsHub Ortona. Jordon Hon 韓寶軒 (b. 1995) is a photographer and community organizer born and…

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