Whether the medium is finger paint or pointe shoes, art and cultural programming offers important opportunities for self-expression, education, entertainment and community building for people of all ages. The Foundation supports a wide variety of amateur and professional arts organizations that together create our city’s vibrant cultural scene.
Check out the Foundation's Annual Report.
To learn more about Arts and Culture, click on a topic below.
Aboriginal Journalism Program - Meet six participants in National Screen Institute's Aboriginal journalism pilot program.
The Winnipeg Foundation 2010
Plug In ICA - Tour their new building on Portage Avenue.
The Winnipeg Foundation 2010
WCCCC Funding Announcement - Wpg Chinese Canadian & Cultural Centre receives funding from The Winnipeg Foundation and all three levels of government for renovations.
The Winnipeg Foundation 2009
ArtsJunktion 1 - ArtsJunktion MB gathers material that others would consider junk and makes it available at no cost to artists.
The Winnipeg Foundation 2012
ArtsJunktion 2 - ArtsJunktion MB gathers material that others would consider junk and makes it available at no cost to artists.
The Winnipeg Foundation 2012
Studio 393 #1 - Free, drop-in art studio for youth located in Portage Place.
The Winnipeg Foundation 2011
Studio 393 #2 - Free, drop-in art studio for youth located in Portage Place.
The Winnipeg Foundation 2011
Logberg Heimskringla #1 - Ken Thorlakson (left) with Grant Stefanson, Board President (right), at wall unveiling.
The Winnipeg Foundation 2009
