membership

Renew your membership for 2022-2023!
Our membership year runs from April 1 – March 31.
Information on Membership Benefits is available here

Become a member of this town is small and contribute to the development of contemporary art on Prince Edward Island.

To become a member, please review the options below, download and complete the membership form, and send in your payment by e-Transfer (new!), cheque (made out to “this town is small inc.”), or cash.

If you are submitting your membership by mail, our mailing address is:
this town is small
PO Box 1232, Stn Central
Charlottetown, PE
C1A 7M8

Full Member – $35.00/year
Any professional in the arts that meets the definition provided by UNESCO **

– Able to participate as a member of the executive Board of Directors, Voting privileges, participation on committees

Student or Emerging Membership – $20.00/year
Any member who is enrolled in a post secondary institution studying Fine Art or Craft, or who anticipates pursuing Fine Art as a professional career.

– Able to be elected to the Board of Directors, participation on committees, voting privileges

Associate Membership- $15.00/year
Any interested members of the community.

– The wonderful feeling of supporting the Island’s Arts community, non-voting

NEW! – Household Membership – $50.00/yr
Includes all peoples co-habitating in one place

– Regardless of legal family status. A maximum of 2 full time memberships can be included in the purchase of the Household Membership with an unlimited emerging/associate memberships available. Membership acquired through the household membership is to include the corresponding benefits to the listed membership categories.

Unable to pay for a TTIS membership? Send us a message at thistownissmall@gmail.com and we can discuss your membership options!

** The definition adopted at the 1980 UNESCO international conference on the status of the artist is: “Any person who creates or gives expression to, or recreates works of art, who considers his artistic creation to be an essential part of his life, who contributes in this way to the development of art and culture and who is or asks to be recognized as an artist, whether or not he is bound by any relations of employment or association.”