Call for

Stage Play Scripts

The Point Artist-Run Centre is accepting submissions of play scripts for the 15th annual Flag Stop Theatre & Arts Festival on August 5th, 7th & 8th 2026.

Please send us your best play scripts, unproduced, between 5 and 60 pages in stage play format. Ideally plays would have a smaller cast.

The selected plays will be produced at the Flag Stop Festival with potential follow up performances. The selected play(s) could be subject to a workshop mentoring period with directors before auditions begin.

SUBMISSIONS CLOSE February 15th, 2026.

Email submissions or inquiries to thepointinfo@gmail.com

Past Calls for Artists

“Landmarks of the Heart”Art Exhibit

This winter, The Point Artist-Run Centre hosts Landmarks of the Heart, a new exhibition celebrating Whistler’s 50th anniversary. Local and regional artists respond to the theme by exploring the layered histories that define this place—personal memories, ecological transformations, and shared community experiences. Through painting, sculpture, photography, and mixed media, the show invites audiences to reflect on what it means to create and live within a landscape shaped by both natural forces and human stories. Opening in November and on view all winter, Landmarks of the Heart offers a space to connect with Whistler’s past, present, and evolving spirit.

SUBMISSION DEADLINE EXTENDED TO NOVEMBER 21

Submit via this form.

"$100 and Under!" Art Exhibition for Whistler's 50th

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An open call invites artists and artisans from Whistler, Pemberton, Mt. Currie, Vancouver and the Sea to Sky corridor (ages 16+) to submit up to four original artworks. Submissions accepted through September 14th. Artists will be able to deliver their on September 6th, 7th & 14th.

Whether you’re a long-time local or a new arrival, this is a chance to contribute to Whistler’s creative history — and its artistic future. Let’s celebrate 50 years of mountain culture through art that’s accessible, original, and rooted in our region.

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