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The Arts Council is pressing ahead with moves to make the National Lottery pay for previously exchequer funded programmes.
The newly reconstituted Forum For Local Government And The Arts (FLGA) met on Thursday 6th April at the Bill Clinton Centre in Enniskillen to confirm the strategic plan for future regional arts development across Northern Ireland’s district councils.
The Awards for All scheme from the National Lottery has increased its grants awards to enable groups to apply for grants from £500 to £10,000.
As part of the "Learning to Microwave" project, Arts for Older People Network is calling for examples of good practice of working with older people in the arts in NI.
The European Commission has announced funding for media projects of various types under the Media Plus programme. Television, film and other audiovisual projects can apply under one of four categories.
Maria McManus facilitated the creative writing aspects of the RESPECT project. Here she shares her thoughts on how creativity can transform us and world in which we live.
The deadline for applying to ADAPT is fast approaching. This is likely to be the last opportunity for arts organisation to secure an incentive grant for adaptations (with access guidance & awareness training offered to staff & volunteer).
A new exhibition entitled RESPECT has opened in the grounds of Belfast City Hall to challenge the negative stereotypes attributed to children and young people.
This programme will be available on an ongoing basis and will provide small grants to support innovation in culture and arts. Grants will range from £250 to £3,000.
The Creative Youth Partnership Touring Programme supports existing productions, workshops and exhibitions to reach wider audiences of children and young people. Applications are invited from professional arts companies and artists working together.
Craigavon Arts in Motion welcomes applicatios for their Arts Grant Scheme which are designed to assist arts events, projects or activities which take place in the Borough.
A number of major EU funding programmes proposed to be extended and updated for the 2007 - 2013 period has been passed by the European Council of Ministers.
The Visiting Arts Project Awards exist to advance the presentation of international art in the UK and to stimulate intercultural understanding. Deadlines 13 January 2006 and 28 April 2006.
Financial support for the main Irish language and educational organisations was considered in detail at a special two-day meeting of the board of Foras na Gaeilge, the cross-border Irish language promotional body, that took place in Belfast in December.
In an article published on its website, The Arts Council supported by many leading arts organisations, states the important contribution made by the arts to the social, cultural and economic prosperity of the region is poorly reflected in the proposed spending plans.
The Arts Council of Northern Ireland wishes to further the development of the Arts within Early Years (3-7 years). This scheme aims to support partnership projects within educational catchment areas between voluntary and statutory organisations/groups.
The Government is to ask the public what kind of arts, film, heritage and sporting projects should receive Lottery funding, Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport Tessa Jowell announced today.
Now you don't. The Arts Council opens some of its most important schemes of the year - and will promptly close them again.
The Arts Council once again announces a new programme with a deadline only four weeks later. The Studios and Artists’ Collectives Annual Support Scheme is open until 17 November 2005.
These EUCLID seminars will highlight not only current and future EU funding opportunities but also ways in which cultural organisations can build partnerships, access other European sources of funding and deal with the challenges of EU rules and regulations.
This seminar will take place at Belfast City Council (The Cecil Ward Building, Linenhall Street) on Thursday 27th October.
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