Crafting Belonging: The Art of Community Resilience.
The Canvas of Change: Our Origin Story.
Our story is one of spontaneous community spirit. We began in Lunenburg County not as a formal organization, but as a determined group of neighbors unwilling to let hate define our shared spaces
The Palette of Our Values: Guiding Our Creative Community.
Our vision is simple: to see every community thrive through collective ownership of safe, beautiful, and inclusive spaces where everyone is valued.
The Curators: Meet Our Governing Board.
Our work is guided by a dedicated Board of Directors, a diverse group of community leaders and professionals committed to the long-term integrity and success of our mission.
Treaty People: Our Shared Responsibility
As artists and community members in Mi’kma’ki, we recognize our role as Treaty People. Click below to read our Land Acknowledgement and learn about our commitment to Truth and Reconciliation.
The Frame: Our Policies & Governance.
We believe transparency is the foundation of a creative community; explore the guidelines and policies that ensure our shared spaces remain safe and accountable for everyone.
Rural Artists Against Hate 