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The Maker’s Market returns to the National Festival of Making on Saturday 15th and Sunday 16th June 2019, at King George’s Hall, Blackburn, Lancashire.
ScreenSkills today launches a new framework which identifies the skills needed for people working in the screen industries to do their job well.
ICG has pledged its support to Lancashire Mind for its 25-hour charity fitness challenge as it celebrates 25 years of success.
The DWP has launched a free communications toolkit tailored to our sector which we’re currently offering free to Creative Lancashire members.
The University of Central Lancashire (UCLan) is seeking a creative agency to create a new brand identity. Companies are being invited to submit proposals to audit and review the university's existing brand and outline how they would shape the new identity.
Arts organisations and creative businesses across the north of England are now eligible to bid for investment from the Northern Cultural Regeneration Fund.
ScreenSkills has launched a pan-UK mentoring drive to support both new and established screen professionals.
Computing experts at Lancaster University are part of a collaborative project to develop a bespoke learning programme that can help transform business in media, manufacturing and engineering through creative digital technologies.
In-Situ and Super Slow Way have announced that work from this year's Liverpool Biennial will be shown in Burnley, Nelson and Pendle this summer, from Friday 7 to Sunday 30 June 2019.
To celebrate the 200th anniversary of the Leeds & Liverpool Canal in 2016 and help support our ambitious programme we have commissioned a range of creative merchandise to highlight the heritage, creativity, crafts, people and places connected with it.
Super Slow Way and Blaze are collaborating with the young people of Burnley to create a light project in Thompson Park.
Call for entries and new curator announced for One Year In at New Designers.
This is your chance to become a hero of the Lancashire economy. The Red Rose Awards 2019 is open for entries until 11th January 2019.
The National Festival of Making has been awarded yet another accolade, this time the title of "Best Non-Music Festival 2018" at the UK Festival Awards.
The Festival of Making returns to Lancashire and Blackburn with new summer dates - Saturday 15th and Sunday 16th June 2019. Major industry, contemporary artists, diverse communities, artisan and modern makers will come together again for a summer of invention.
