Rhoda Taylor Award

Rhoda Taylor dedicated her entire life to the support and promotion of the performing arts and was a fount of knowledge for both artists and presenters alike. Rhoda was elected to the ATAA Board of Directors in 1993 and served on the board until 1997.
Upon her passing in 1998, the first Rhoda Taylor Award was presented at Alberta Showcase to honour her memory and her notable work to the performing arts community.
This annual award is presented to a person or organization who has made a significant contribution to the arts touring industry in this province.

2025 Recipient:

Carol Johnston, Olds Kiwanis Performing Arts Society

Past Recipients:

2024 –Nick Beach, General Manager of the Jeanne & Peter Lougheed Performing Arts Centre 
2023 – Matt Masters and Amanda Burgener, Curbside Concerts
2022 – Cindy McLeod, CMC Music Productions
2021 – Marco Fortier, Agence Station Bleue
2019 – Prairie Debut
2018 – Newell Concert Association
2017 – Brenda O’Donnell
2016 – Vic Bell, Nickelodeon Music Club
2015 – Peter North
2014 – Kevin Bruce, KBAM! Kevin Bruce Arts Management
2013 – Diane Smith, Josephburg Presents
2012 – Lawrie Seligman, Horizon Stage
2011 – Anita Kuzyk, Lights Up, Fort Saskatchewan
2010 – Gwen Mottram, Lloydminster Concert Series
2009 – Adah Fawcett, Neutral Hills Arts Alive
2008 – Kurt Bagnall, Banff Centre
2007 – Mary Poloway, Drayton Valley
2006 – Susan Tymchak, Beaver Regional Arts Society
2005 – Maureen Saumer, Guildhall Productions
2004 – Joanie Winnitoy, Bragg Creek
2003 – Helen Schwarz, Arts Jasper
2002 – Ken Graham
2001 – Dick Finkle, Street Performers Fest
2000 – Marg Hallett, Innisfail