McBride Fieldhouse

Since January 2025, CACV has been operating out of the McBride Park Fieldhouse, a community-based arts space that will remain active through December 2027. The site functions as a shared, community-access hub for artistic creation, collaboration, and public engagement.

CACV uses the Fieldhouse to support local artists and deliver accessible arts programming. The space is maintained as a free, low-barrier environment for artists and participants in Vancouver and is activated in three primary ways, artist studio space for creation and research, exhibition space for public presentation of work, and programming hub for workshops, events, and community-engaged activities.

If you are interested in collaborating, we’re open to new ideas for programming and workshops, just email us at info@cacv.ca.

Artist Residency Program

We are pleased to introduce our next artist in residence, Jessica Gabriel!✨

We are pleased to introduce our next artist-in-residence, Jasper Berehulke! ✨

Jasper Berehulke (he/they) is a two-spirit, transgender artist from the Syilx Okanagan territory, whose creative practice and advocacy focus on identity, cultural reclamation, and community building. Growing up in the Okanagan, Jasper dedicated himself to creating safe and inclusive spaces for queer youth, fostering a sense of community and belonging that continues to influence his work today. He continues to work in museums and art spaces as an advocate for the Indigenous and queer communities.

Berehulke began their residency at McBride Fieldhouse on August 1, 2026, and will be the artist-in-residence until the end of October 2026. Stay tuned for upcoming events!

Workshops & Events

Join us for 1 + 1 = many, a workshop facilitated by Danielle Morrison and Bianca Del Rio Kodato

Cat’s cradle! Big and small, from your hands to your feet! Come play, hop, connect, spin! For all ages and abilities.

FREE ADMISSION
Sunday, August 30, 2pm to 3:30pm
Outside the McBride Fieldhouse at 2049 Waterloo Street, Vancouver

Danielle Morrison (@stripedladybug_) and Bianca Del Rio Kodato (@cantaloupeworld), a Vancouver based artist duo, focus on play, movement, collaboration, and public engagement. Their practice combines design materiality and interactive performance. Together they want to challenge the usual ways people interact and relate to each other and spaces; to foster reciprocity amongst community. To do that they create spectacle-like and intuitive objects which disarm participants and create a playful and safe space for that engagement to take place.

Through their distinct upbringings and cultural identities – Bianca from Brazil with Japanese and Chilean heritage, and Danielle from Calgary with European heritage – their work as a duo is shaped by a continuous exchange of perspectives which is evolving through their shared experiences as well as their differences.

Sign up for the workshop here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdzaibsLSDxudKN-lKTanRtjNoX7ea9fi0SOEmqjyS7u7Y-hg/viewform