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 >
Multiple Logins make it easy for everyone to access the Members Dashboard and enjoy the full range of member benefits. Add Multiple Logins Why use multiple logins? With 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 >
A Theatre Tax Relief survey is being conducted by Nordicity, Ipsos, and Saffery LLP, as part of their review of the cultural tax reliefs. The review will inform the impact of the cultural Read More >
Do you have a tour-ready show to share with bookers? The Digital Brochure is open for submissions ahead of Fresh Street #5 at Out There Festival - put your work in front of Read More >
On Your Street is OAUK's new series of in-person regional meetings taking place in autumn and spring. Book Now These meetings are a chance for you to Read More >
Following the National Council meeting on the 19 March, Arts Council England have announced today their decision to recommend to Government that the 2023-2027 National Portfolio be extended through to 31 March 2028. Read More >
Thank you to everyone who contributed to OAUK’s response to Arts Council England about the Arts Everywhere Fund. We have since created a blog based on the letter to Arts Council England, which Read More >
The Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy announced Arts Everywhere Fund on 20th February, and whilst we highly commend DCMS and Arts Council England in managing to strike up this funding at pace, we recognise that Read More >
