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 >
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 have partnered with FiraTàrrega to offer our members discounted registration of €40 for the professional programme (normally €50 Euros for an organisation). When registering, indicate that you are a member of OutdoorArtsUK 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 >
Come and join us at festivals across the UK this summer for sector discussions and networking events. Here is the first wave of our summer programme - we're going to Out There Festival, Read More >
DCMS has commissioned independent research on UK creative rightsholders' willingness and capacity to license cultural and creative assets for AI development. The findings will build evidence on licensing in the cultural and creative Read More >
We need your voice to find solutions to the challenges currently faced in outdoor arts touring. Thank you to those of you who already completed World Pencil's Performing Arts Touring Research Survey (Arts 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 up to five people or organisations across the Carnival sector in London to join the Steering Group to Read More >
Sarah Bird, Regional Lead for the National Year of Reading 2026 in the North of England and former Board Member of OutdoorArtsUK, writes about how Outdoor Arts is well placed to help Read More >
The Welsh government has announced that new Welsh domiciled students will no longer be able to access public funding from Student Finance Wales to study degree level courses in England in Circus, Dance Read More >
