SING! and Learn Virtual: Funding for your Project

SING! The Toronto International Vocal Arts Festival is Canada’s premier a cappella festival (singing without instruments). Held every year in May, SING! presents 10 days of outstanding concerts featuring the human voice.

SING! Toronto International Vocal Arts Festival

Panel discussion with representatives from Canada Council for the Arts, Toronto Arts Council, Ontario Arts Council, and the SING! Festival.

SING! 2023 Free Virtual Music Business Summit

The 2023 SING! The Toronto International Vocal Arts Festival presents this collection of workshops with world-class clinicians. The workshops are focussed on a variety of topics related to music business and general interest.

T﻿here is funding for the arts out there, but it is not always easy to know where to look, or what to do once you find it. This info session will take the form of a panel discussion with representatives from Canada Council for the Arts, Ontario Arts Council, Toronto Arts Council, and the SING! Festival. They will discuss some of the funding that is available, and give tips on how to secure it for your next project.Panelists:Jen McKerral (she/her) is a program officer in Explore and Create at the Canada Council for the Arts.TwitterEnglish: @CanadaCouncilFrench: @ConseilartscanInstagramEnglish: @canada.councilFrench: @conseilartscanFacebookBilingual page: @canadacouncilJessica Deljouravesh The Ontario Arts Council (OAC) provides grants that support a range of arts activities and disciplines to Ontario-based individual artists and arts professionals, ad hoc groups/collectives and organizations. Jessica Deljouravesh has worked at OAC since 2007. During this time, she has administered various granting programs in arts disciplines including, music, theatre, multi and inter-arts and multi-disciplinary, supporting a range of activity including creation, recording, production, touring, market development and organizational development. She has also stepped-in several times to serve as OAC’s Associate Director of Granting.Jessica holds a master’s degree in music from the University of Ottawa, and has sung and played viola in both jazz and classical styles.Timaj Garad is the Outreach and Access Program Manager at Toronto Arts Council (TAC). She manages TAC's new Black Arts funding program – a dedicated funding program for Black artists, and Black-led arts organizations and collectives – in addition to managing outreach activities across the organization’s various funding programs. As a multi-disciplinary performance artist, Timaj has spent the last 17 years performing, facilitating workshops, producing events, and developing arts-based programming alongside her community work supporting Black artists, newcomers, and youth. Timaj is deeply passionate about creating greater access to the arts and amplifying artists in Toronto’s underserved communities while she continues to develop her own work as a creative.@torontoartscouncil - Instagram and Facebook @torontoarts - Twitter P﻿at Silver is co-manager and co-founder of the SING! Festival. She is also founder of Sphere Entertainment Agency, an award-winning event planner; award-winning composer and recording artist and international performing artist.

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