KMHCF is proud to support Volcano Theatre’s production of Scott Joplin’s ‘Treemonisha – A Musical Reimagining.’ Co-Presented by Luminato Festival and TO Live. ‘Treemonisha’ is one of the few surviving classical musical pieces about the immediate...
KMHCF was thrilled to support two exciting exhibitions at the McMichael Canadian Art Collection in Kleinburg this past spring. Wolves: The Art of Dempsey Bob (December 10, 2022 – April 16, 2023) offered a personal encounter...
It was a busy year for the KM Hunter Charitable Foundation! Here are some of the highlights from our 2022 funding program: We celebrated the 2nd Indigenous Artist Award in collaboration with the Toronto Arts Council....
Now in its second year, the Toronto Arts Foundation Indigenous Artist Award recognizes an Indigenous professional artist or artist collective working in traditional or contemporary practices who has contributed significantly to arts and culture in Toronto...
KMHCF supports WCS Canada, a conservation science organization working with Indigenous communities and groups to advance peatland conservation in the largest wetland in North America – the Hudson Bay Lowland. We are pleased to support WCS...
Celebrating and supporting individual Indigenous artists and collectives. Toronto Arts Foundation’s Indigenous Artist Award is a $20,000 cash prize, with professional artist mentor/Elder or mentee/protégée designated by the Award Recipient to receive $5,000. The award recognizes...