Congratulations to Our Members in the King’s New Years Honours List
Congratulations to our members who have been recognised in the King’s New Year’s Honours List for their achievements and extraordinary service!
Read MoreWhat Audience Data Reveals About the Power of Outdoor Arts
This blog is a digestible summary of the webinar, why outdoor arts matters, and a call to action for the wider arts sectors to work with us to reach a wider cross section of the UK population.
Read MoreOutdoorArtsUK’s Response to The Hodge Review of Arts Council EnglandÂ
OutdoorArtsUK welcome The Hodge Review’s recognition of the important role Arts Council England plays in the cultural ecosystem as a Development Agency.
Read MoreSpecial Police Services Consultation: Call for Submissions
Read more about how Special Police Services, services provided upon request to the police to ensure the safety of an event.
Read MoreMember Regional Meeting Summary: Not Backing Down from the Challenge
Read our summary of the Member Regional Meetings, where the OAUK staff team met with members around the country.
Read MoreNational Conference Speakers Announcement
We’re delighted to announce the line-up of speakers for the National Conference: Change On Our Streets in Cambridge (Tue 3 & Wed 4 Feb 2026)!
Read MoreOutdoor Arts and the Tourist Levy Consultation
The Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government is currently running a consultation is regarding the new Tourist Tax levy and Outdoor Arts should be at the forefront of the conversation
Read MoreUpswing: Why We Take Circus to the Streets
Upswing’s Artistic Director Vicki Dela Amedume reflects on her career, why we make outdoor work and Bloom, a large-scale outdoor project for Bradford City of Culture 2025.
Read MoreDATE Toolkit: National Conference 2026 Case Study
We’ve used the DATE Toolkit to measure access and sustainability at the National Conference – reflecting on 2025 and implementing for 2026.
Read MoreKey Role of Outdoor Arts in UK City of Culture: Expressions of Interest Now Open
Expressions of Interest for UK City of Culture 2029 has just opened, and OutdoorArtsUK is advocating for programme proposals to position Outdoor Arts to play a key role.
Read MoreTwo-year Cultural Programme in Worcester Launches with Light Festival
Two-year Cultural Programme in Worcester awarded ÂŁ800,000 from Arts Council England, launching with Bridges of Light Festival.
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