Code of Conduct & Respectful Workplace Policy

Please see some of the details that define the Redwood Theatre, and our respectful workplace policy. We are a space dedicated to supporting independent arts and artists, and to ensuring that everyone in our space, including guests and customers, staff and management teams are respected and treated with love and kindness at all times.

We strive to create fair and meaningful professional opportunities for artists by fostering dynamic dialogues with our patrons while upholding the values of artistic integrity and free expression. Our dedication lies in cultivating a supportive ecosystem that emerging artists to collaborate with established professionals and curators to grow in impact and reach.

Join us in this exciting journey of artistic growth and connection!

We acknowledge that some artwork or performances may be challenging to social norms, deal with ideas that some find controversial, or that may even feel taboo or uncomfortable, and that's ok! By nature, art is designed to evoke emotion and spark new conversations and ideas. So, we invite you to engage with a spirit of openness, and who knows? You might just be moved or changed by the art!
We're proud to showcase artists on their own terms, and we're open to constructive feedback about content or subject matter of artwork presented, displayed or advertised.

We celebrate unconventional and innovative art! From traditional media to immersive, interactive, tech-driven art in an age dominated by AI, we value creativity that challenges norms and expresses unique voices and perspectives. Our focus is on work that fosters deep human connections and points us beyond the capitalist drive for fast consumption.

We’re committed to promoting artists on their own terms, while cultivating a supportive ecosystem for emerging and established creators, curators, educators and audiences to collaborate, share, and grow.

The Redwood Gallery is located on the Traditional land of Tkaronto, where stories and ceremonies of the First Peoples echo through ancient history to today.

We honour the Indigenous soveriegnty of the Anishinaabe, Haudenosaunee, Wendat, the Mississaugas of the Credit and members of other First Nations. We are bound by the principles of the Dish-With-One-Spoon Treaty, and we are commitd to reciprocity, care, and collective responsibility for each other and for the land.

RESIST CORPORATE PRIVATIZATION.

FIGHT FOR INDIGENOUS JUSTICE.

We are a proud part of the movement against the erosion of sacred spaces of gathering, dreaming, and creating.

Code of Conduct & Respectful Workplace Policy

We value diversity and showcasing unique perspectives.
We value fairness and equity within arts spaces.
We value innovation and "outside the box" creativity.
We value art that inspires connection.
We value ongoing conversation and artistic exploration.

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