Heritage BC & BCMA
JOINT CONFERENCE 2022
Lekwungen Territory | Victoria, BC
November 2 – 4
Act II of the BCMA and Heritage BC Joint Conference will take place from November 2 – 4, 2022.
We’re back and ready to celebrate the joys of in-person conferences!
Get together with Heritage BC and BCMA members inside museums, galleries, and heritage spaces in Lekwungen territory, Greater Victoria for Act II of our Joint Conference this November. Re-connect with colleagues, talk to government stakeholders, and meet some of your favourite speakers from Act I.
Registration is open now! View tickets and register today!
Act II (November) Schedule
This schedule is subject to change. Check in regularly for updates!
Getting Around Victoria
Learn about our venues, accommodation discounts, and travel bursaries!
Act I (May) Schedule
Explore the schedule for all three weeks of Act I of the virtual joint conference
Conference Sponsors
Act II sponsors coming soon! Learn more about supporting us here
Conference Code of Conduct
We ask delegates to contribute to the creation of a Brave Space during our event, including any virtual and social activities associated with the 2022 Conference.
About the 2022 Joint Conference
After two years of pandemic-related disruptions to both the BCMA and Heritage annual conferences, we are looking forward to working with our collective members in 2022 to explore how to blend the best of the virtual conference format with the best of in-person conferences. The 2022 Joint Conference builds on the learnings from BCMA’s and Heritage BC’s 2020 Future Perfect study and looks to provide engaging, informative, and accessible virtual content and fun, experiential, and safe in-person interactions.
The 2022 Joint Conference will be presented in two acts:
- Act I will take place online May 4, 11 & 18
- Act II will take place in person in Victoria from November 2 – 4
The Joint Conference series will be an opportunity to bring together the members of the BCMA and Heritage BC and collectively imagine both the future of our sector and the future of our respective conferences. Act I of the Joint Conference brought together the culture and heritage sector in the virtual space for three days of conversation about breaking silos, stepping up as leaders in our communities, and recognizing our roles in decolonization. Act II in November will pick up where we left off and continue the conversations in person.
A note on capacity: The number of attendees will be capped at 150 people due to capacity limitations at our local venues and in an effort to limit the risks associated with the COVID pandemic. Tickets will be issued first-come-first-serve.
Pre-conference workshops are also available! Learn more and register below:
Identities & Intersectionality at the Art Gallery of Greater Victoria
Standard Registration
Member
BCMA Members & Heritage BC Members
$349.00
Register Now
Non-Member
$449.00
Register Now
$99.00
Register Now
Member
BCMA Members & Heritage BC Members
$349.00
Register NowNon-Member
$449.00
Register Now$99.00
Register NowSubsidized tickets
The following individuals are encouraged to register using a subsidized ticket:
- Students interested in the culture and heritage sector
- IBPOC culture and heritage professionals and other equity-seeking individuals
- Unemployed/underemployed culture and heritage professionals
- Emerging professionals who have worked in the sector for less than five (5) years
