Free Professional Development Workshop: Yes, You Can Write a Multi and Inter-Arts Project Grant Application!
Part of EC3’s Professional Development Workshop Program, this Grant Writing Workshop is presented in partnership with Public Energy Performing Arts (PE), the Electric City Culture Council (EC3) and the Ontario Arts Council (OAC).
A Grant Writing Workshop Presented in Partnership by Public Energy Performing Arts, Electric City Culture Council and Ontario Arts Council
Thursday, November 27th, 2025
6:00 pm to 8:00 pm EST
378 Aylmer Street North
Peterborough, ON K9H 3V8
FREE
Join Public Energy Performing Arts, the Electric City Culture Council (EC3) and the Ontario Arts Council (OAC) for a grant information session and grant writing workshop, focusing on the Ontario Arts Council’s Multi and Inter-Arts: Projects Program.
If you are an artist working across disciplines and are looking to hone your multidisciplinary and inter-arts grant writing skills, book your spot (https://tinyurl.com/28en4svv) in this FREE workshop. While the presentation is geared to multidisciplinary artists, this workshop will benefit any aspiring grant writer. This workshop is suitable for grant seekers of all career stages and all experience levels, from artists who have never written a grant before, to more seasoned grant writers.
Successful grant writing is in itself a real art, and while taking this workshop won’t guarantee you an OAC grant, it will help you with the do’s and dont’s for writing almost any grant, and enhance your knowledge and understanding of this particular program and how it works.
This workshop is facilitated by Adom Acheampong, the Ontario Arts Council’s Multi and Inter-Arts and Community Engaged Arts Officer. For more information on this workshop’s knowledgeable facilitator, see below.
All participants are invited to bring their questions for Adom or include them in their Eventbrite registration. See the Eventbrite for registration and further information: https://tinyurl.com/28en4svv
Workshop Accessibility Notes
Wheelchair accessible venue, with one accessible washroom onsite. ASL Interpretation available upon request, participants needing ASL Interpretation are asked to please email to arrange with Eva at Public Energy by November 21st by 5:00pm. For all accessibility questions or requests, email eva@publicenergy.ca.
For more information on the OAC Multi and Inter-Arts Projects Program, see OAC’s website.
About the workshop facilitator!
Adom Acheampong has extensive arts and culture sector experience, dedicating her career to supporting the growth and sustainability of artists and arts organizations. Currently, she is the Multi and Inter-Arts and Community-Engaged Arts Officer at the Ontario Arts Council.
Most recently, Adom was the Artistic and Professional Development Manager at Nia Centre for the Arts, Canada’s first multidisciplinary Black arts centre, where she spearheaded the development and presentation of multidisciplinary artistic programming. With emergency funds from the Government of Ontario, Adom developed and managed the PIVOT: Black Artist Resource Fund, a program that supported over 100 Black artists across Ontario in adapting their practices in response to the pandemic.