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The line up has been announced for Preston’s biggest performance festival. Lancashire Fringe Festival’s exciting program includes comedy, dance, spoken word and theatre plus several new commissions showcasing the work of Lancashire-based performers – with all shows free to attend.
Following a successful presentation at National Festival of Making, The Black Artisans is delighted to announce that an expanded version of its travelling photography exhibition of the same name will be hosted by Haworth Art Gallery in Accrington.
Funding to support individuals who are cultural and creative practitioners and want to take time to focus on their creative development.
We are living in rapidly changing and unpredictable times. We join our sector partners and industry voices in our shock and horror in response to the inflammatory, racist, violence of recent days.
If you didn’t manage to make it over to National Festival of Making in Blackburn, two of the Art in Manufacturing installations are still available to view.
One week left to apply for our Achates Community Bursary Programme. Anyone can apply for a bursary no matter what your age, background or where you work.
Campaign for the Arts (CFTA) have produced a round up of what the main political are pledging for the arts, alongside a detailed analysis of each of these pledges. This is a must read for anyone who cares about the future of the UK’s cultural sector.
With deep sadness, Blackpool Grand Theatre announces the death of Ruth Eastwood, aged 62, former Chief Executive, who served the theatre with distinction and dedication. Ruth died peacefully last Friday, 31 May 2024, surrounded by her family.
An Accrington-based high school, The Hollins, received the Innovation and Leadership in Education Award in recognition for their work at the recent Northern Cultural Education Awards, hosted by Curious Minds.
Lancashire, County of Song has launched an online map to showcase the rich and numerous singing opportunities across the county.
As part of our endeavours to encourage equity, diversity and inclusion, Creative Lancashire has announced a rebrand to their creative networking events, previously known as POWWOW events.
The search to find and champion some of the best artists in the county has now begun, as Lancashire Artist of the Year 2024 launches for the second year.
The first ever Spot On Festival comes to Poulton-le-Fylde from 14-16 June 2024, with a lineup of events to suit all ages and tastes.
Season 6 welcomes four new artists into the residency programme. The residencies take place between November 2023 and July 2024, culminating in a celebration of new collaborative installations at the National Festival of Making on 6 and 7 July 2024.
The government are piloting a subsidised Occupational Health Service for SMEs in Cumbria and Lancashire designed to stop employees "falling" out of work or to ease the process of getting people back.
