Camber Arts, Incorporated

Camber Arts, Incorporated is a Canadian nonprofit organization dedicated to providing diverse arts programming, with a particular focus on youth engagement in the Corner Brook community of Newfoundland and Labrador. Established originally in 2003 under the name Gros Morne Summer Music, the organization began as a classical chamber music festival held during the summer in Gros Morne National Park, which inspired its original name[2].

Over the years, Camber Arts evolved from a seasonal festival into a year-round interarts organization that spans multiple artistic disciplines. Its activities include musical theatre, digital arts, and musical concerts, operating across four main areas of focus, thus broadening its reach beyond its initial classical music roots[2][3].

One of Camber Arts' key initiatives is the Graham Academy, which offers training programs in musical theatre and digital arts, reflecting the organization's commitment to nurturing young talent and arts education in the community[3][4].

As a registered Canadian charity, Camber Arts, Incorporated is officially recognized by the Canada Revenue Agency, enabling it to continue its mission of expanding arts access and education for youth and the wider public in Corner Brook and surrounding areas[3][5].

The organization’s transformation from a local music festival to a comprehensive arts provider highlights its adaptability and ongoing contribution to the cultural landscape of Newfoundland and Labrador.