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Our Millennium was a special project of the Community Foundations of Canada to mark the new century. It used the occasion of the millennium to invite Canadians to make lasting “gifts” to their communities to make them better places. An assessment of the Our Millennium initiative noted the disproportionate number of projects that featured various aspects of arts, culture, and heritage. This study examines the linkages between the cultural capital embedded in the communities and the social capital that it generated. It investigates the nature of both the projects and the participants in them as well as the major social capital themes that the arts, culture, and heritage projects appeared to be supporting. It also explores the concept of “cultural citizenship,” locating it in the social and physical spaces in which civic engagement takes place.  Resume : Our Millennium est le nom d’un projet special de la Community Foundations of Canada, initie pour marquer le debut d’un nouveau siecle. Profitant de l’avenement du prochain millenaire, ce projet propose a la population canadienne d’ameliorer leurs communautes en faisant des dons susceptibles de perdurer. L’analyse de cette initiative souligne un nombre disproportionnel de programmes mettant l’accent sur divers aspects des arts, de la culture, et du patrimoine. Cette etude revoit les liens entre le capital culturel inscrit dans les communautes et le capital social genere. Il examine la nature des projets et des participants ainsi que les principaux themes de capital social que les projets en arts, en culture et en patrimoine semblent suggerer. Il explore aussi le concept d’appartenance culturelle, le situant dans les lieux sociaux et physiques de l’implication civique.

Millennium Dreams: Arts, Culture, and Heritage in the Life of Communities