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This year, General Manager Leslie McCue showed Paprika staff how to screen print and we never looked back!
This year, General Manager Leslie McCue showed Paprika staff how to screen print and we never looked back!
There are currently 2 opportunities available to work with Paprika Festival! For the past 16 years the Paprika Festival has been the home of the emerging artist. We are a year-round youth-led performing arts organization celebrating the work of young and emerging artists. All of our programs include a strong focus on mentorship and training, and we are guided by four core values of accessibility, artistic development, community, and youth leadership.
2017 is here and that means so is the first Training Day of the 16/17 Paprika season!
You know us. Young. Relentless. Ready to conquer. Created and facilitated for emerging, exploring, experimenting, daring young people with mentorship provided by hand-picked seasoned professionals and programming organized by dedicated, hard-working, hilarious individuals -- Paprika Festival has shared 15 seasons of original, creative, multidisciplinary, personal, political, raw work.
With your help, we are raising funds to support the free-of-charge training, mentorship and creative work of the young artists participating in Paprika Festival.
Paprika Festival is currently seeking applications for our 2016/2017 artistic programs. Whether you’re looking to meet new collaborators, starting your first project and don’t know where it could end up or you have the perfect vision for an exciting new play, Paprika can support you in taking your work to the next level.
JOB POSTING – Community Arts Manager
Paprika Festival is nominated for NOW Magazine Reader’s Poll Best Youth Organization
Our annual summer clothing sale is back, and this year we are making it a REALLY BIG DEAL because it's our last event as a 15-year-old and we are so super stoked to turn sweet 16!
Three women reveal never-before shared stories and secrets from their lives in a theatrical dismantling of gender and cultural expectations. Their inner-most desires, frustrations, hopes, fears, and triumphs take centre stage in this deeply personal, collectively-created piece.