Learn how our weekly storytelling club blends fiction with real community places like our local Recreation Hall.
Ontario Arts Council
Art Borups Corners is a creative hub in northern Ontario, located in the Melgund area of northwestern Ontario, dedicated to supporting interdisciplinary and community-based arts practices. Through funding from the Ontario Arts Council’s Multi and Inter-Arts Program and the Canada Council for the Arts, it develops collaborative projects that connect artists across disciplines—visual, digital, and performance—to explore rural and northern identity through shared creative process. These programs emphasize local participation, experimentation, and innovation, fostering a space where art and community meet to tell new stories and strengthen cultural life across the region.
Jackfish Lake is real! This stunning Northwestern Ontario location inspired The Jackfish Trail Challenge story.
The Jackfish Trail is broken, and so are their bonds. Can three clashing friends rebuild the path,...
Their beloved youth centre faces closure! A new teen leader must galvanise her divided team for a...
In their private chat, a secret AI moderator is turning friend against friend. One teen knows the...
In Northwestern Ontario, artists are transforming tools into classrooms and building creative fluency across disciplines and technologies.
Lena feels her strong body sets her apart. But self-acceptance sparks a game-changing power! Can she help...
A new approach to creative innovation in Northern Ontario Arts: empowering artists and collectives to own their...
Soccer star Alex faces a choice: winning or animals? When his heart calls to a different goal,...
How Northern Ontario’s arts collectives can reclaim control of cultural heritage through local, community-owned digital archives.