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| Over the years, the city has formed several partnerships with cultural organizations as part of its mission to develop audiences throughout the city, to support intercultural arts, to pursue cultural innovations and to contribute to the growth of the arts in Montréal.
Some of these partnerships are funded through a cultural development agreement between the city and Québec’s Ministère de la Culture et des Communications to make arts and culture more accessible to Montrealers. Partnerships are created with organizations whose mission or long-term activities are closely aligned with the city’s objectives of cultural mediation with target audiences.
Here are a few examples of partner organizations:
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| MAI – Montréal Arts interculturels
An independent, non-profit organization, the Regroupement pour le développement des pratiques artistiques interculturelles was the result of the joint action committee on cultural dialogue established in 1990. In 1998, the city handed the management of the MAI (Montréal, arts interculturels) over to the Regroupement. Equipped with a theatre, a gallery, a café and two rehearsal rooms, the MAI officially opened to the public in May 1999.
Board of Montreal Museum Directors
Amidst a constantly changing process of democratization of culture, Montréal museums provide first-rate reception services and heritage experiences that unite citizens and communities as years go by. As keepers of our collective memory and that of mankind, proudly erected within the city, museums hold the cultural wealth and resources that are to be shared and accessible to all.
Culture Montréal
Culture Montréal is an independent, non-profit organization that gathers together anyone interested in promoting culture in all its forms as a key factor in Montréal's development.
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