Krazy Kat Theatre’s free Sign Language workshops for young deaf and disabled children are just of the creative projects enhancing accessibility in the Arts with support from The National Lottery through the latest round of Creative Scotland’s Open Fund awards.
The new Multi-Year Funding programme will change our relationship with all organisations we fund on a year-on-year basis. If you’re an organisation that receives funding from Creative Scotland, or would like to in the future, this update is for you.
Today the Edinburgh International Book Festival announces that Jenny Niven, a leading cultural producer and director who has worked with a range of influential literary festivals in Scotland and internationally, will replace Nick Barley as Festival Director. Jenny will begin her new role in September after Nick has overseen his (...)
Edinburgh Art Festival (EAF) today announce plans for the 2023 festival, the first under the direction of Kim McAleese and a programme that connects the people and city of Edinburgh with a global dialogue through a range of exhibitions, commissions, performances and events.
The Edinburgh International Book Festival today announces its 2023 programme which celebrates The Joy of Words and its 40 years as the world’s leading celebration of the written word. From 12 - 28 August 2023, the Festival invites the world’s greatest writers, artists and thinkers to help create positive conversations (...)
Culture Radar have published a practical guide to Fair Work for employers in the creative and cultural sectors in Scotland - with case studies and illustrations to help digest the information.
The Borders Book Festival opens on 15 June to a literary fanfare with the announcement of the winner of one of the UK’s leading literary prizes, the Walter Scott Prize for Historical Fiction.
