WECC Applications
The WECC Art Wall
The West End Cultural Centre (WECC) is excited to launch the WECC Art Wall, a new program showing the work of emerging artists from Winnipeg and Manitoba. This transforms the WECC lobby into a community space where concertgoers and visitors can experience local art up close. Artwork may be sold directly by the artist, and WECC takes no commission. Please note that WECC does not provide insurance and is not responsible for loss or damage to artwork.
Artists interested in exhibiting can apply through our online form: WECC Art Wall Submission Form. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis, and selected artists will be contacted to confirm dates. Each exhibition includes an optional Art Opening / Artist Talk night in the WECC lobby with bar service and community access.
Performer Applications
Want to perform at the WECC as part of our community programming?
We’re welcoming submissions from emerging and established artists of all genres who want to share their work. Paid opportunities include:
- Ellice Street Festival (June 5 & 6, 2026)
- Musical Notes & Lunch Totes (July & August)
- Other community programming
This submission form helps us get to know you, your music, and the kind of performance you’d like to present. While submitting doesn’t guarantee a booking, every application is carefully reviewed by our programming team.
Only selected applicants will be contacted
We’re excited to discover new work and connect with our creative community!
Ellice Street Festival vendor Application
Apply to be a vendor at the 2026 Ellice Street Festival on June 6!
This is your chance to be part of the Ellice Street Festival, presented by the West End Cultural Centre. The Community Corner operates from 11AM to 4PM
Community Corner: Local non-profits, charities, and outreach organizations.
Makers Market: Makers of all kinds! Independent Indigenous Makers are also encouraged to apply.
Priority will go to organizations that serve residents of the West End, West Broadway, and other central Winnipeg neighbourhoods, or Indigenous Makers living in the area.