300 hours of one-to-one mentoring from the people who build Éloize's shows, open to artists 15 to 29 and companies under 10 years old
Cirque Éloize is opening 300 hours of personalised coaching to emerging artists and young companies, shaped around what each participant needs and how far along their project already is.
A paid 600-hour placement inside an established Montreal arts organisation, for artists who arrived in Canada recently.
démART-Mtl pays an artist or cultural worker $15,000 for 600 hours of real work inside an established Montreal company. It is aimed at people who are new to the city and to how the sector here operates.
EUR 20,000 to 30,000 for a project that moves between France and Québec, for artists aged 18 to 35.
Odyssart funds one thing: a project in 2027 that physically moves between France and Canada/Québec, in either direction. Co-creation, a joint residency, shared workshops, a collaboration that needs both territories.
$15,000 for one work by an early-career Montreal artist, and arts du cirque is the first discipline listed.
This is a prize, not a project grant, which means it rewards something you have already made and presented. $15,000, one recipient, and you can put your own name forward.
Two to six months of paid training in critical writing for an Indigenous artist or cultural worker, with publication guaranteed at the end.
Criticism is one of the few parts of the arts sector with almost no Indigenous voices in it, and this programme is CAM's attempt at the supply side. Up to $10,000 goes to a Montreal organisation to train one Indigenous artist or cultural worker in critical writing.
Up to $20,000 for a Montreal organisation or museum to host an Indigenous artist in residence, at a fee set by the highest standards in the sector.
A Montreal organisation receives up to $20,000 to host an Indigenous artist in residence, and the budget has to include a fee paid at the highest standards in the cultural sector.
A 650-hour paid placement for an emerging Indigenous artist or cultural worker, with an Indigenous or racialised mentor attached.
CultivART puts $20,000 into a Montreal organisation so it can host an emerging Indigenous artist or cultural worker for about six months, with a mentor paid separately to accompany them.
Two months in Guadeloupe writing a play, with accommodation, a workspace and dramaturgical support included.
Two months in Guadeloupe between March and June 2027, writing one theatre text, with a $9,500 bursary and accommodation and a workspace provided. Theatre only, and Québec playwrights only.
Up to $20,000 for a project built with a partner in Abitibi-Témiscamingue.
Same structure as the other CALQ regional calls, different territory and a deadline nine days later. Up to $20,000 for a project that formally involves a partner from Abitibi-Témiscamingue, with arts du cirque first on the eligible list.
One month in Sousse on a research project connected to Tunisia, with circus named among the disciplines.
A month at the Villa Salammbô in Sousse, run by the Institut français de Tunisie, for a research and creation project connected to the Tunisian territory. Circus is named explicitly, alongside theatre and puppetry.
Four companies get at least four or five paid bookings touring South-West England between June 2027 and May 2028.
This is the one on the October list that is actual paid work rather than an application for money. Take Art and Circus City are picking four companies for a touring menu, and every booking comes with a guaranteed fee.