Are you a communications-savvy person looking to help preserve and promote Edmonton heritage? Then you should come work with us!

Reporting to the Executive Director, as Communications Coordinator, you’ll promote EHC and its programs, as well as activities and opportunities in the heritage community. You are a proactive communicator who thrives on multi-tasking and in a collaborative environment. You deliver high-quality, timely projects and campaigns and are focussed on measurable growth and development.

For the full post, please click here.

Interested candidates email resume and cover letter as a single PDF attachment to:
Danielle Dolgoy, Operations and Initiatives Manager via email: ddolgoy@edmontonheritage.ca

The Summer 2019 Grant Recipients Have Been Announced!

The Heritage Community Investment Program (HCIP) invests funds—provided by the City of Edmonton—into the stabilization, increased professionalism and innovation of heritage in Edmonton, for Edmontonians. The HCIP program offers four unique grant streams: Operational, Project, Project Accelerator, and Travel Grants to individuals and heritage organizations working to connect citizens to the stories of our city.

The Project Accelerator Grant and Travel Grant streams have four intake periods per year. Through these two grant streams, the EHC supports individuals and organizations undertaking small scale heritage projects that tell an Edmonton story uniquely or innovatively and provides assistance for travel, education and research that shares an Edmonton story.

Read the full post here.

Have you read the City of Edmonton’s new 10-year cultural strategy yet?

Connections & Exchanges: A 10 Year Plan to Transform Arts and Heritage in Edmonton is a bold and collaborative plan to infuse culture, heritage, and the arts into every aspect of Edmonton’s civic fabric, support culture makers, and grow Edmontonians connection and participation in heritage and the arts.

Connections & Exchanges will catalyze the heritage sector to be even more collaborative, more innovative, more inclusive, and more dynamic in our approaches to researching, interpreting, preserving, and advocating for the stories of our city. 

As a critical guiding document for the growth and evolution of the heritage ecosystem in Edmonton, we encourage you to read, reflect, and share this new vision for our work as we pursue more inclusive and diverse stories of our city.