Congratulations to all the places shortlisted for Town of Culture! It's fantastic to see that so many of the shortlisted locations already have thriving Outdoor Arts scene, with many programmes delivered by members Read More >
We’re bringing together existing outdoor arts archives into a new Archive of Archives: a central online resource hosted on the OutdoorArtsUK website. If you know of any archives that should be included, we’d Read More >
A new article written for Arts Professional by Ralph Kennedy, CEO of Without Walls, explores how outdoor arts continue to create vital “moments of joy and belonging” for communities across the UK. The Read More >
Arts Council England has launched early information of National Portfolio Investment Programme 2028-2033, signalling the overarching ambition of the next funding round: Increasing opportunities for a wider range of people in more places Read More >
We are deeply saddened to share the sudden passing of John Varah - a cherished member of the otudoor arts outdoor arts community. As the former Director of Same Sky, he became one of Read More >
Building the Power of Carnival is a new exploratory project to be shaped with and by London’s Carnival sector. We are inviting Expressions of Interest (EOI) for the position of Sector Development Lead for Carnivals in London, Read More >
Building the Power of Carnival, a sector-led research and development project shaped with and by London’s Carnival Sector, now has its Steering Group. Following an extensive open call, members were selected by an Read More >
For the second time running, OutdoorArtsUK General Manager David Doust hosted the Climate Café as part of the Out There Festival Professional Programme in Great Yarmouth. This year, he was accompanied by two speakers: Read More >
OutdoorArtsUK believes that the outdoor arts sector is particularly well placed to support Arts Council England (ACE) in delivering its new Strategic Framework. Our Director, Sho Shibata, explains. Read More >
‘In the steps of the Creative Industries Foundation, outdoor arts advocates have decided to get political.’ Thank you Simon Tait for this fantastic commentary piece for Arts Industry. His reading of the Outdoor Read More >
