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Job Location: SḴŦAḴ | Mayne Island
Compensation: This is a part time contract position working from your own office. $15,000 first annual contract, with opportunity for growth. To be reviewed annually.
Start Date: August 1, 2024 or sooner.
How to Apply: Please submit a cover letter and resume by email (Subject Line: ED JOB APPLICATION, CBMF) to cbmftreasurer@gmail.com by May 20, 2024.

Our Mandate

Campbell Bay Music Festival Society is a non-profit organization supporting music, arts, and educational programming on SḴŦAḴ | Mayne Island. The purpose of the Society is to foster relationships across cultural and generational gaps guided by the values of revitalization, reconciliation, and restoration, through the curation and support of community events, performing arts, and educational programming on Mayne Island.

Vision and Values
CBMF Society strives to support the development of relationships and vitality in the community through the arts. We initiate programs designed to create lasting, meaningful connections and spaces of shared belonging. Employing the mediums of performing arts, visual arts, and land-based practices, CBMF assembles programs based on the following three cultural values:

Revitalization 
Our artistic programming includes traditional folk arts (dance, music, land-based arts and practices) from our community’s various heritages. By helping to revive and continue art practices that are inter-generational and community-engaged, our intention is to bring vitality to the communities we serve. 

Reconciliation 
Campbell Bay Music Festival is held on the unceded traditional territories of the Straits Salish peoples, on the Island called SḴŦAḴ in SENĆOŦEN and later called Mayne in English. Since 2018, CBMF Society continues to run an Indigenous Arts program, in an effort to highlight the phenomenal artistic practices of the W̱SÁNEĆ people, and to correct the erasure of these practices by colonialism.

Restoration 
In the era of global climate and biodiversity crises, nurturing a connection with the land, and sharing knowledge of working with the land is necessary for our shared mutual well-being. CBMF Society supports programs that promote hands-on local engagement with the environment, learning on the land, and sustainability practices.