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Support the Arts in Kawartha Lakes
The Kawartha Lakes Arts Council plays a crucial role in fostering artistic expression, supporting local talent, and enriching the cultural landscape of our region.
Unlock Your Creative Potential: Join the Kawartha Lakes Arts Council Today!
As a passionate advocate for the arts, I am reaching out to invite you to join the Kawartha Lakes Arts Council and become an integral part of our vibrant creative community.
Time to Sign-up for Made in Kawartha Lakes
It’s Made in Kawartha Lakes time again! KLAC is excited to announce that applications are open for their 2023 artist and artisan show and sale event at Kawartha Settlers’ Village on May 27 & 28.
Kawartha Lakes Arts Council launches new way to support arts community
In 2021, Kawartha Lakes Arts Council is committed to unite and energize the local arts and culture community, with an innovative sales and marketing digital platform. The new kawarthalakesartscouncil.com website and sales platform supported by a social media plan will have significant reach within Kawartha Lakes and adjacent communities. Members currently not selling online will have the opportunity to set up a presence to promote and sell their art securely year-round, with bonus of support and online sales training. For those already online, this new platform will expand their reach and grow their sales and audience. (Photo: James Lukow in studio)
Learn How to Market Your Business Online at Upcoming Workshop
Local marketing business, Barton Creative Co., is partnering with the Kawartha Lakes Arts Council to offer a Social Media for Cultural Business workshop on February 12th from 7 to 8:30 pm at the Bobcaygeon Municipal Building located at 123 East St. S in Bobcaygeon. The workshop aims to help attendees unlock the power of social media to build brand awareness and grow a loyal online following. The presentation will cover topics including:
The Benefits of Digital Marketing
How to Choose the Right Platform for your Brand
Facebook and Instagram Best Practices
Why Your Brand Needs a Website and Email Marketing
There will also be a question and answer period with refreshments to follow.