Update from Powell Street Festival
Happy New Year wishes to you all! We are now officially gearing up for the 44th Powell Street Festival, August 1 and 2, 2020. Please welcome our new permanent… More ›
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The 44th Powell Street Festival cancelled as a public gathering event
Due to the current COVID-19 crisis, the 44th Powell Street Festival is cancelled as a public gathering event. The Powell Street Festival Society (PSFS) board is directing its staff to follow public safety guidelines and to continue consulting with community stakeholders… More ›
Winners of the 5th Annual Public Art and Design Competition for Powell Street Festival Announced
Vancouver, BC (Monday, May 4, 2020) – UBC’s School of Architecture and Landscape Architecture students Shaheed H. Karim and Amy Wu are the winners of the 5th Annual Public Art and Design Competition for Powell… More ›
Mask Making Workshop
Mask Making Workshop – Accessible Skills Building Using Materials in Your Home in partnership with the Vancouver Board of Parks and Recreation Wednesday, May 20th, 2-3 PM, RSVP: Eventbrite … More ›
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Current Openings STAKEHOLDER ENGAGEMENT COORDINATOR Deadline December 15 PROGRAM COORDINATOR Deadline December 15 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT Deadline December 15
Introducing our new Artist Residency in Japan!
The Powell Street Festival Society (PSFS) is pleased to present its inaugural partnership with the Artist in Residence Yamanashi (AIRY) program. This artist-run initiative, based in the mountainous region of… More ›
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Did you attend the Powell Street Festival on August 3 or 4, 2019? Please fill out our survey and tell us how we did! Image credit: Keric Wu
DEADLINE EXTENDED: RFP for Digital Strategy Consultant
Powell Street Festival Society is seeking a Digital Strategy Consultant to facilitate of a digital maturity and needs assessment (October 2019 to February 2020) and subsequent development of a… More ›
PSF represents the JC community to me, traditional and innovative arts, different generations involved in all aspects (as vendors, performers, audience, etc.). The mix is important.
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