The funding was allocated as a result of the South Yorkshire Mayor’s Renewal Action Plan (PDF, 9.5mb) to support businesses and individuals which have been badly impacted by the Covid pandemic. Showcasing the art of the documentary, this vital programme of screenings,talks and premieres brings filmmakers from all over the world to Sheffield. Big names and grass roots, 40,000 people descending on Hillsborough Park and fringe events all over the city.
A £23 million social impact investment fund offering loans between £150,000 and £1 million to help organisations in the arts, cultural and heritage sectors build resilience and deliver social outcomes. We are proud of the innovative work delivered in Leicester for all our communities, we have a thriving arts scene with galleries, artists’ studios, and multiple National Portfolio Organisations. Leicester City Council also support international theatre Curve, Phoenix digital arts centre and the young people’s arts charity Soft Touch Arts. It will give students an overview of the history and scale of the global cultural industries and how they intersect with politics, the economy, and ideas of the self and of community.
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From contemporary artists projecting light against the rocks to locals studying traditional handicrafts, the spirit of the arts lives in this valley. Investees have been supported by the fund to deliver social impact at scale. For example, Titchfield Festival Theatre took a loan from the Arts Impact Fund in 2015 to embark on a renovation programme of its theatre space, a former warehouse dating back to the 1960s. The renovations included the installation of an energy-efficient heating system, a new roof and an array of interior refurbishments to make the theatre a more comfortable venue. Building on the success of the Arts Impact Fund and the Cultural Impact Development Fund, we want to support even more arts organisations with social aims to achieve sustainable growth and increase their impact. Through five years of running the Arts Impact Fund, we have found that social impact investment can help build resilient, innovative and sustainable creative organisations, and help organisations to grow and innovate faster.
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We welcome people of all faiths and beliefs and offer personal and spiritual support to students from over 100 countries. The history of The Level Find out how The Level has been restored into a popular open space and events venue. Local History Learn about Brighton & Hove’s colourful history at our museums and The Keep archive. Cinemas, film and moving images Brighton & Hove has become a key location for filmmakers. The digital era has allowed online disinformation to proliferate and flourish.
Arts and culture in the city Introducing Culture In Our City, your one stop shop for Arts & Creative Industries information and exchange in Brighton & Hove. Sign up and get latest cultural news, views, plans, events and opportunities across the capital straight to your inbox. The Commission’s aim is to review and improve diversity across our public realm. From building a 24-hour city, to reducing pub closures, see what we’re doing to protect and safeguard London’s culture. These 5 essential reads explain what researchers know about high temperatures and health – age, humidity, location and food hygiene are all risk factors. How to request information from the Department for Communities includingFreedom of Information and the use of ourPublication Scheme.
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Supporting London’s culture and creative industries is one of the Mayor’s top priorities. The move aims to make more resources available to slow the spread of the virus. With global recycling rates still very low, behaviour change is key to the circular economy. A programme of music, arts and cinema events located in our Wardown Park Bandstand. Our creative industries are successful throughout the world -our leading cultural institutions are a calling card worldwide and have important trading links from the US or Germany to China and South Korea. On 17 September 2021 there was a very special premiere screening for cast and media at the Crucible Theatre with a ‘pink’ carpet in Tudor Square, right back where Jamie Campbell’s inspirational story was first told to theatregoers.
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Previous headliners have included Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds, Dizzee Rascal and the Courteeners. Sheffield has a vibrant arts scene, with various exhibitions held throughout the year to display independent artists’ works. Pioneering contemporary art can be found at Site Gallery, S1 Artspace and Bloc Projects, and those with a keen eye will discover a thriving underground and street art scene – including pieces by Pete McKee and Phlegm.
The near future promises extraordinary exhibitions and installations, art walks, artists’ residencies and galleries, and other events that celebrate AlUla’s distinct artistic heritage. Academics and practitioners from six continents discuss how diverse communities understand, re-imagine or seek to change personal, cultural, social, economic or political conditions while using the arts as their means and spaces of engagement. Nesta in a nutshell An introduction to our purpose, how we operate, where we work and the people behind our missions. Our strategy Find out more about what we want to achieve over the next decade. Our history Find how Nesta has evolved since we started more than 20 years ago.
We use our expertise, skills and funding in areas where there are big challenges facing society. Leicester is a vibrant, multicultural and wonderful place to visit and live, offering an exciting array of arts activities across a host of venues and local sites. Information about the Community Festivals Fund including the Department’s aims and how the funding is delivered.