Bradford Producing Hub's research and development grants opportunities for the creation of new work

The government’s 2021 Budget has been announced by Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rishi Sunak. With the arts having been negatively impacted in 2020, the government has allocated £400 million to help venues in England reopen.

Creative Youth is hosting a free webinar celebrating identity, heritage and the arts on Monday 22 February, at 7pm GMT, live on Zoom. 

My Stereophonics concert review for Bronze Arts Award Part B. 

Meet the Creatives. Discover their Jouneys. Start your Future.

A Q&A webinar with artists from across the creative industries.

Best Newcomers at Brighton Fringe 2018, game-theatre makers Hidden Track, take their empowering and fun approach to politics & storytelling online in lockdown.

Whilst we can't be together, can we find a way that everyone can win?

In a time when music seems like it's everywhere, actually getting a job in it can seem impossible. Events like Perfect Score in Leicester are working hard to change that. Here's why I found the day such an inspiration!

Rem discusses his trajectory into the arts, the lack of diversity within creative industries, and his decision to set up his own organisation to tackle this

National Centre for Writing and Young Norfolk Arts will explore youth engagement in the arts on Saturday 19th October. 

Breaking barriers, initiating change and sparking progression: introducing Platform LDN.

If you're looking to get creative in East Anglia, join YAIS to develop your artistic talent.

I hope to emphasize the irrationality of the gradual squeezing of arts funding in schools. I aim to demonstrate not only how this will be  economically detrimental but how the Arts massively aid mental health issues and are a crucial keystone culturally.