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 >
The landscape of public safety is evolving, and the Outdoor Arts sector, known for its vibrant and accessible events, must be aware of upcoming legislative changes. Martyn's Law, officially known as the Terrorism Read More >
UK Supreme Court Ruling Last month, UK Supreme Court ruled that the legal definition of a woman in the Equality Act 2010 does not include trans women. OutdoorArtsUK recognises that the experience and Read More >
OutdoorArtsUK are delighted to see We Invented The Weekend being used as a case study for "Leading the Crowd" report. We Invented The Weekend is a free-to-access festival delivered by OAUK member Quays Read More >
As many of you know, OutdoorArtsUK, 101 Outdoor Arts, and Without Walls have partnered to commission Sud Basu of Third Version Creative to develop a new strategy document for our sector. First of all, Read More >
We have signed the open letter to Lisa Nandy (Department for Culture, Media & Sport, DCMS) and Liz Kendall (Department for Work & Pension, DWP) about proposals in the "Pathways to Work" Green Read More >
Ahead of FRESH STREET #5 at Out There Festival later this month, our Director Sho has written an article for Circostrada where he introduces UK Outdoor Arts to their international networks. This Read More >
OutdoorArtsUK are pleased to see Durham’s Lumiere Festival being included in the recent Arts Council report: Spillover impacts in the publicly funded arts and culture sector. Written by Centre for Economics and Business Read More >
