1967-2025: Fifty Eight Years of Celebrating the Visual, Performing and Literary Arts in the City of Surrey, BC

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MISSION

To promote and foster the arts - literary, performing and visual - in the City of Surrey.

VISION

The City of Surrey is a vibrant, healthy community that respects, honours and supports its artists, and that celebrates and includes its cultural diversity.

CONTACT US

Arts Council of Surrey HQ
is located in the
Newton Cultural Centre
13530 - 72nd Avenue, Surrey
V3W 2P1
P: 604.594.2700 | F: 604.592.6763
info@artscouncilofsurrey.ca
W: artscouncilofsurrey.ca
Twitter: @artscouncilofsurrey
facebook: /artscouncilofsurrey
Instagram: /artscouncilofsurrey

PURPOSE

The purpose of the ACS is to:

Create awareness, appreciation and pride in the cultural and artistic achievements of our community

Coordinate, develop, sponsor or produce activities related to the Arts

Work with the Mayor and City Council to find ways to fund arts programs and facilities in Surrey

Create programs and events that will ensure the sustainability of the Youth Arts Council (YACOS)

Act as a resource center to provide information to the Arts Community

Encourage the development local emerging talent in the Performing, Visual and Literary Arts

Lobby for the construction, development or improvement of Arts facilities

Research and coordinate Grant opportunities on the behalf of member groups

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The Arts Council of Surrey gratefully acknowledges the assistance of:

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