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E-Update for March 4

Welcome to the latest edition of the OSAC e-update! This bi-monthly electronic newsletter is intended to be a brief mailing for our membership and peers. Included you will find fresh news from OSAC and timely reminders.

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Employment Opportunity

Due to a promotion from within the organization, OSAC is conducting a search for a Performing Arts Coordinator for our Stars for Saskatchewan and Koncerts for Kids programs. The full job posting can be found here. Deadline for applications is March 15, 2010. 


Showcase 2010 - Bringing the Arts to You
North Battleford, October 22 - 24
 
OSAC's annual showcase conference will be held in North Battleford this year. The conference exposes our membership to performing and visual arts showcases available for touring in their communities. It also provides professional development workshops and networking opportunities. Showcase is attended by over 200 delegates, artists, agents and managers from across Saskatchewan, Canada and the United States.
 
Applying to showcase
Applications to showcase in North Battleford, October 22 - 24 are now being accepted. All interested artists and agents are encouraged to apply. The Performing Arts Showcase will feature artists that may tour during the 2011/2012 season. Artists are urged to read the Touring in Saskatchewan document prior to completing the application.

Please feel free to contact Kevin Korchinski at 306.586.1220 or by email if you have any questions.
 

Technology for the Non-Profit Sector

Jane Zhang, Program Director for TechSoup Canada presented an informative, well-received workshop on the topic of capacity building through the use of technology at our conference this fall. She had some very useful handout materials that can be downloaded below.

TechSoup Canada offers incredible pricing on software for eligible non-profits and charities. For further information please check out their website: TechSoup Canada

Technology Planning

Social Media for Non-profits


OSAC’s touring program, provides Saskatchewan communities with visual & media arts exhibitions accompanied by educational materials designed to compliment the new Saskatchewan Arts Education Curriculum. Read More

OSAC organizes tours of professional performing artists to communities and schools across Saskatchewan.

OSAC, at the direction of its member Arts Councils, negotiates, schedules, and contracts performances in Arts Council communities around the province. Read More

The Saskatchewan Junior Concert Society began in 1957 when music educator, Barbara Cass Beggs, saw the need for Saskatchewan students to have access to live performances by professional performing artists. Read More


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