£3m has been allocated to support youth arts and ensure creative opportunities for children and young people continue to exist across Scotland despite the COVID-19 pandemic.
Campaigning cultural organisations We Shall Not Be Removed, Ramps on the Moon, Attitude is Everything, Paraorchestra and What Next? have joined together to create a new guide for the arts and entertainment sectors to support disability inclusion.
First Edinburgh Festival of 2020 to host live events reveals programme as Scottish International Storytelling Festival prepares for a blend of online and in-person events.
Scotland’s culture and heritage sectors are to get a major boost through the delivery of a £59 million funding package to protect jobs and help the industry weather the effects of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
The partners of the Inverness Castle Project – Spirit of the Highlands are pleased to announce a partnership with the Highland Place Partnership which will see £150,000 of Creative Scotland’s Place Partnership funding become the foundation for a large-scale commissioning scheme for around 360 commissions for local artists in its (...)
New support has been made available to provide grassroots live music venues, that were financially sustainable before Covid-19, with the funds to prevent permanent closure and help with sustainability.
Today marks the 90th birthday artist Frances Walker, and in celebration Peacock Visual Arts have planned a yearlong programme of events, including new editions, talks, demonstrations and an exhibition in 2021.
Three awards totalling €1.13 million have been announced by Creative Europe towards collaborative European projects involving creative and cultural organisations in Scotland.
