Ross Creek Centre For the Arts

The Nova Scotia Talent Trust (NSTT) is a registered charity dedicated to supporting the artistic potential of Nova Scotians by providing scholarships to emerging artists across various disciplines, including theatre, film, music, dance, and visual arts. Through its commitment to fostering creativity, the NSTT aims to empower individuals to establish themselves in their chosen artistic fields. In addition to scholarships, the NSTT engages with the community through advocacy for the arts and offers resources to help artists develop their careers. The organization celebrates the achievements of its scholarship recipients and recognizes outstanding contributions to the arts through various awards. Generated from the website

Craft Nova Scotia, formerly known as the Nova Scotia Designer Crafts Council, is a non-profit charitable service organization established in 1973 to promote the craft movement in Nova Scotia and enhance public awareness and appreciation of craft products and activities. With a membership of over 300 artisans and craft enthusiasts, the organization actively supports the development of individual craftspeople and advocates for craft-related issues at various government levels. In 2004, Craft Nova Scotia took over the management of the Nova Scotia Centre for Craft and Design, which includes the Mary E. Black Gallery and several craft studios offering courses, workshops, and residencies. Through exhibitions, retail markets, and partnerships with various organizations, Craft Nova Scotia plays a vital role in building a thriving craft community that contributes to the province's economic and cultural landscape. Generated from the website