Following Arts Council England’s decision to pause National Lottery Project Grants (NLPG) due to their Grantium system going down, OutdoorArtsUK are reaching out to our members who are impacted to get in touch Read More >
Shortly after the announcement about the Spending Review last month, the Government also released the Industrial Strategy and the Creative Industries Action Plan. This blog considers what might be in store for Outdoor Read More >
As part of the £270m Arts Everywhere Fund announced in March, DCMS awarded £85m of capital funding for Arts Council England to revitalise, restore, and renew arts buildings and equipment. OutdoorArtsUK has been Read More >
Arts Council England has invited OutdoorArtsUK to participate in a workshop to discuss National Lottery Project Grants. This is part of their efforts to address the increasing demand on the programme while their Read More >
As the busy summer season continues, our sector colleagues are in full swing bringing joy and inspiration across the country. Read More >
This Summer, we're hosting networking events in Leicester, Bradford and Stockton. Leicester and Bradford - In-person Drop-ins We’re organising in-person meetups in Leicester and Bradford. Read More >
Last week, the OAUK team joined national and international outdoor arts and circus professionals in Great Yarmouth for FRESH STREET – an inspiring international conference co-organised by Circostrada Network, Artcena, and Out There Read More >
On 11th June, the Government announced its long-awaited Spending Review, which takes us through to the end of the 2028/29 financial year. Although clarity on the wider implications is still to be seen, Read More >
Letter signed by Mayors of the Liverpool City Region, Greater Manchester, London, the North East, the West Midlands and West Yorkshire Visitor levy could unlock funding for tourism and cultural infrastructure and drive Read More >
As FRESH STREET #5—the International Conference for the Development of Outdoor Arts—prepares to convene in Great Yarmouth from May 28 to 30, 2025, the spotlight turns to the town's vibrant cultural landscape. This Read More >
