Artist Call – Songs in the Snow: A Vintage Christmas

Songs In The Snow: A Vintage Christmas is an annual, free, family-friendly, holiday event partnership between Steveston Historical Society, the Richmond Arts Coalition, and the Steveston Museum & Visitor Centre. The event takes place on the first three Saturday afternoons in December. Each day features holiday-themed performances from 4pm-6pm outdoors at Town Square Park, next to the Steveston Museum (3811 Moncton Street, Richmond, BC). We may also have recorded digital performances (TBD).

We need performers! We will be paying musicians (and possibly other performers – pitch us something!) professional rates to deliver 25-30 minute sets of entertaining holiday spirit. Does that sound like you?

And new this year, we are also open to pitches from visual artists with ideas for how they might contribute to the festive event. A lighting display? Live art creation? We want to hear from you!

If this interests you, please fill out the form below. Submission deadline: October 21, 11:59pm.

Name of Person or Group *

Email *

Phone Number *

City *

Which days are you available for? *

(possible event) November 26th, time of day uncertain
December 3rd, between 4pm-6pm
December 10th, between 4pm-6pm
December 17th, between 4pm-6pm

Songs in the Snow is a family-friendly holiday event. If a performer, what would you be performing that fits that theme? If a visual artist, what would you create to fit that theme? *

If a performer, are you able to perform a 25-30 minute set of that material? If not, what length?

If we added a set of pre-recorded performances for online viewing, do you have a recording set-up and are interested in being considered for that?

How much would you expect to be paid for this? (Your answer won't reduce your pay, but will let us know if you're beyond our budget. Which is okay!)

Any relevant weblinks that show you performing / your art?

Anything else you'd like us to know? Any questions?

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We acknowledge the financial support of the Province of British Columbia.