Cultural Community

Urban League builds a vibrant city through sustainable development, citizen engagement, community connections, and advocacy.

The London Music Office serves as the first point of contact for the music community. The Music Office assists in providing guidance and the necessary steps to create live music events, attain proper licensing for music businesses and music related businesses.

Many exciting initiatives are underway for music in London, led by the London Music Office and supported by the lead partners of the London Arts Council, the City's Culture Office, and Tourism London.

The Music Office creates conditions for the music industry to thrive and grow while acting as a liaison between City Hall and the music community. Music Canada defines the role of a Music Office as a group who assists in

• Navigating City Hall
• Educating & Advocating
• Leading in Development & Implementation of Music Strategy
• Issue Management & Mediation
• Education / Networking Programming & Events

Supporting the efforts of the London Music Office is the London Business of Music Committee.

We help create a more welcoming community where newcomers can succeed.

The London Cross-Cultural Learner Centre stands out as the leading newcomer agency in London, Ontario. Our primary objective is to enhance the community by providing a range of services and advocating for the success and sense of belonging of individuals from diverse backgrounds, particularly refugees and other vulnerable newcomers. Our vast experience is dedicated to helping these newcomers settle, integrate, and thrive in the London community.

The City of London has  several community centres located across the City. Check out each community centre page to learn more about amenities, rentals, program registration and cancellations.

You can contact Recreation Customer Service by calling 519-661-5575 or emailing [email protected] during regular business hours from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Organizations which facilitate cultural unity and development for ethnic, language, and visible minorities, through a variety of programs such as social activities, sports, language-based resources and libraries, as well as advocacy for cultural rights, interests, and cooperation.