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Welcome Back with Our Next Capacity Building Webinar Series

October 26, 2026

2027’s Capacity Building Webinar Series is here! This free, year-long lineup of workshops is designed for artists, culture bearers, arts workers, and arts organizations.

This year’s schedule looks a little different. Instead of 12 monthly sessions, we’re offering 6 sessions every other month from November 2026 through September 2027. A smaller lineup gives each topic more room and more time between sessions for participants to put new ideas into practice.

Join us on the second Tuesday of every other month from 4–5:30 p.m. Mountain Time for expert-led sessions on topics that matter to your work. Each session is a chance to build new skills, connect with peers, and gain practical tools you can use right away. 

Here’s what we have lined up:

Registration works differently this year. Each session has its own registration link. If you joined us last year, you may remember that one sign-up covered the whole series. This year, you’ll need to register for each individual webinar you would like to attend. Once you sign up, you’ll get a confirmation email with the details for that session.

All sessions are free to attend.

Missed a session? No problem! We’ll add session recordings and handouts here as they become available.

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