Blog posts
Bringing 30 Black British authors to venues across the UK, the Black British Book Festival advocates for Black literature
Photo by Black British Book Festival, 20231We spoke to Ben Anderson from Lincoln Arts Centre to find out more about their Routes In Scheme
Photo by Phil Crow2We caught up with Mary Rose about Discover! Creative Careers...
Photo by Louise Haywood-Schiefer3We spoke to Heather Coultard to find out more about Connecting Stories and why literacy is so important for everyone.
Photo by National Literacy Trust4Five Questions with Vamos Theatre's Artistic Director, Rachael Savage about their dementia-friendly production, Sharing Joy.
Photo by Dom Moore5A year on from the Commonwealth Games, Birmingham Festival 23 is ensuring that the legacy of the event continues, allowing communities to once again celebrate their city and all it means to them. We spoke to Elizabeth ‘Zeddie’ Lawal, Artistic Associate of the festival, to hear her thoughts on what the festival brought to Birmingham and why that legacy is so important.
Photo by Image provided by Birmingham Festival 236Five questions with...Kate Adams, Director of Project Arts Works, talking about their work promoting more diverse representation of neurodiverse artists and makers, and those who care for them.
Photo by Claire Matthews and Sarah, Project Art Works studio, 2020 ©Project Art Works7A look at Boscombe’s National Lottery funded BEAF Arts Festival - 10 days of exhibitions, performances, workshops and events with local and international artists.
Photo by Harold Offeh © Ashley Carr8
