Helpful advice for putting on your own events
How to do it for East Yorkshire has been collated by the Council’s regeneration and funding team to support community groups to access external funding and to assist voluntary organisations that wish to develop and diversify. The team have brought together a range of resources from trusted sources in one place to provide voluntary groups with a one-stop shop for advice and guidance. Whether you are just setting up, organising a public event or want business advice for your social enterprise, the How to do it for East Yorkshire website is the place to start.
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Trustee Middle Child
Closing date: Tuesday, 07 November 2023
Middle Child theatre company is looking to recruit three new trustees to its board, with particular experience in fundraising, human resources, legal, environmental sustainability, capital development and property management, and new writing and script development.
Middle Child is an award-winning, Hull-based theatre company building a fair and equitable world, where anyone's story can be told and heard. It is an open, transparent company, keen to invest in people and support them to be their best selves.
As Middle Child moves into its second decade, it is looking for three new trustees to support the company to build and develop its national and local voice, telling the stories that matter.
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Engagement Producer
Closing date: Monday, 13 November 2023
An exciting opportunity has arisen to join the Freedom Festival Team as Engagement Producer, working closely with its production team developing and delivering its public participation and engagement programme. This role involves working closely with diverse communities to engage them in the work of Freedom Festival Arts Trust through meaningful creative projects and practises. Freedom Festival Arts Trust is keen to find someone who is passionate about innovative participation and engagement initiatives that have real impact on people's lives.
If you have any queries about the role or you require any access support, email Freedom Festival Arts Trust.
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 Round 2 deadline: Monday, 08 January 2024, 12noon
Be a part of the Holiday Activity and Food project for 2024!
East Riding of Yorkshire Council’s Holiday Activities and Food (HAF) Annual grant scheme is now launched supporting providers to deliver fun activities for children and young people aged 5-16 years who are in receipt of benefits related free school meals (FSM) throughout Christmas, Easter and Summer school holidays.
There is funding available for organisations to provide a range of activities including sport, play, drama, cooking, crafts, dance, music, healthy lifestyles, art or outdoor adventures. Funding can be spent on management and delivery staff, venues, equipment, volunteer expenses, food, marketing, trips, capital resources, etc.
HAF monies can fully fund programmes solely for eligible children and young people who go to school in the East Riding or part-fund FSM places on sessions for everyone. A meal is to be provided each time pupils attend, and all sessions should be 4 hours long, but recognise that shorter sessions for secondary school-aged pupils may be more beneficial.
Grants of up to £150,000 are available from the HAF team in helping to meet local needs, completing the grant application form and sourcing food providers. A training package is also available offering practical fun games, nutrition information and courses to support HAF delivery partners be more inclusive.
For an informal chat please contact Vicky Jude, HAF Commissioning and Quality Monitoring Officer.
Royal Opera House Schools Programme
Join the Royal Opera House to explore stage design, creativity and creative careers. For opportunities for artists, see below.
Primary schools across the East Riding are invited to take part in the Royal Opera House Schools Programmes – Create & Design inspired by the ballet Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, Create & Sing inspired by Mozart’s opera The Magic Flute, and Create & Dance using the ballet Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland as a stimulus, Create & Dance enables you
FREE for all state funded primary schools to participate. The CPD is aimed at classroom teachers and subject leads, and no prior knowledge or experience is needed.
Create & Design CPD: Friday, 10 November 2023, 9am-3pm, Hexagon Music Centre, Beverley
Create & Dance CPD: Tuesday, 14 November 2023, 9am-3pm, Hexagon Music Centre, Beverley
Create & Sing CPD: Thursday, 25 January 2023, 9am-3pm, Hexagon Music Centre, Beverley
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Opportunities for artists
The Royal Opera House is also keen to hear from practitioners living outside of London who would like to apply to be part of the national team for CPD delivery. Come to a CPD day and find out more.
Festival of Words Poetry Competition
Categories: Primary (4 years to 10 years) / Secondary (11 years to 16 years) / Adult
Deadline for submissions: Thursday, 30 November 2023
The East Riding Festival of Words Poetry Competition is now open for entries. This year's theme is 'My perfect place'.
Your perfect place might be a comfy chair, a view in your garden, a holiday destination, or even a specific event in your life. People can make a place perfect. Just tell us what is perfect for you.
Entries will be judged by a panel of published Yorkshire poets, led by James Nash. Poems are submitted anonymously, so each entry is judged on its own merits. Winners will be invited to read their poems at a special event.
2024/25 Round
Opens for applications: Friday, 01 December 2023
Deadline: Friday, 01 March 2024
The 2024/25 round of the East Riding of Yorkshire Council's Arts Grants will open at the start of December 2023. An updated fact sheet for the new round along with further guidance is available on the ERYC Grants & Funding page. See the What specific grant pots are available? section.
The purpose of the grant is to support organisations providing arts activities in the East Riding of Yorkshire. The Arts Grants programme supports a diverse range of creative activity across the region, supporting the development of local artists, arts organisations and providing cultural opportunities to local residents.
An organisation can apply for a grant to help with an arts-related activity, performance, exhibition, event or project, there must a public element to the project. The Council will fund a broad range of art forms that include music (instrumental and vocal), dance, drama, mime, folk arts, community arts, creative writing, architecture, painting, sculpture, crafts, textile design, costume, cinema, video, computer-based artwork, photography and puppetry.
There are three different types of Arts Grant available:
- A 1-year grant of up to £2,000
- A 1-year grant of over £2,000 and up to £5,000
- A 3-year grant of over £2,000 (to a maximum of £5,000 per annum
For more information, see the Arts Grant fact sheet.
If you would like to speak to a member of the Arts Development Team about applying for an Arts Grant, please get in touch.
East Riding County Choir
 East Riding County Choir perform at Bridlington Priory and Beverley Minster this season
East Riding County Choir (ERCC) was founded in 1957 and was initially run by the old East Riding council – hence the name. Peter Hunt, Treasurer of ERCC, tells us more...
“With the advent of Humberside in the early 1980s the Choir became independent, but still enjoys some support from today’s East Riding of Yorkshire Council. We are grateful for the East Riding Arts Grant and are pleased to be able to display the ERYC logo on our publicity material.
“A traditional choral society, East Riding County Choir performs major works from the classical repertoire, with professional orchestra and soloists, twice each year in Beverley Minster. As with most arts organisations, ERCC is still rebuilding its audiences back to pre-COVID levels following the 18-month gap in activities. The Choir is very keen to recruit new members, as membership also fell over that period.
“Regular choral singing at our rehearsals benefits our members’ physical and mental health, as well as providing an opportunity to socialise. Local musicians also benefit from the opportunity to perform with the Choir. Our concerts are enjoyed by audiences from across the East Riding and are long-established contributors to the area’s classical music culture.”
Next month, the Choir will perform at Bridlington Priory on Saturday 02 December and at Beverley Minster on Saturday 16 December. See below for more information and to book tickets.
If you are would like to know more about East Riding County Choir’s performances, and about joining the Choir, visit the Choir's website.
Humber Eco Fest
Until Sunday, 11 November 2023
The inaugural Humber Eco Fest takes place over 21 days and across four local authorities: Hull and East Riding, North Lincolnshire and North East Lincolnshire.
The brand-new festival, conceived and led by Festival Director Alan Raw, will shine the spotlight on the growing raft of environmental activity taking place across the Humber region at a grassroots level.
Humber Eco Fest gives green groups and individuals from Barton to Bridlington, Grimsby to Goole, Howden to Hull and Scunthorpe to Spurn the opportunity not only to demonstrate what they are doing to help safeguard the planet but also to inform, inspire and include a wider range of supporters.
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East Riding Youth Dance Platform
Sunday, 26 November 2023, 6pm
Bridlington Spa
An exciting evening of dance performance and the conclusion of a term of work by East Riding Youth Dance.
A showcase of work from Bridlington, Beverley and Withernsea East Riding Youth Dance groups, along with performances from Kings Mill School, Riverside Special School, Freedom Road Creative Arts, Fusion Dance and Collide.
Ticket prices: £7 Adult / £5.50 Concession
Box office: 01262 678258
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Music
Cherry Burton Arts Hall together now...
Lynne Hanson
Friday, 03 November 2023, 7.30pm
The Village Hall, Cherry Burton
Cherry Burton Arts are hosting a special event to help boost funds for the Village Hall. The evening will feature four local bands that have their roots in Cherry Burton. Sets from The Men of a Certain Age, Midnight Flyers, Cherry Burtones and The Bay Horsemen of the Apocalypse.
Ticket price: £10
Tickets available from Beverley Tourist Information and Costcutter Cherry Burton, or book online. For more information or to reserve tickets, email Martin Peirson or telephone 07399 568834.
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Beverley Chamber Choir
Saturday, 11 November 2023, 7.30-9pm
St Mary's Church
Jeffrey Makinson – Music Director
Robert Poyser – Organ
Ticket prices: £17.50 Reserved / £15 Unreserved
Tickets available from Beverley Tourist Information, telephone 01482 391672 or purchase online or on the door from 7pm.
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English Touring Opera Under the Little Red Moon
Tuesday, 14 November 2023, 2.30pm
Goole Library
Join Lulu, Monty and their friend Tom on a vibrant and colourful journey in English Touring Opera’s new opera for babies Under the Little Red Moon. Made in consultation with paediatricians, Under the Little Red Moon explores the development of language with the help of music and movement.
An opera for children under 2 years. Suitable for ages 6-24 months.
Visit Goole Library to register for your free place or telephone 01405 762187.
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Howdenshire Music Lunchtime Concert Series
Thursday, 16 November 2023, 1-2pm
Howden Minster
Leon Bosch (double bass) & Rebeca Omordia (piano)
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For twenty years, Leon Bosch was Principal Double Bass with the Academy of St Martin in the Fields. He has performed concertos around the globe and guested with world-renowned ensembles such as the Brodsky Quartet and Zukerman Chamber Players. Nigerian-Romanian pianist Rebeca Omordia is an exciting virtuoso who has been described by The Guardian as "the pianist who cast a spell on Lagos".
Free entry – advance booking for this concert is optional but recommended
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ArtERY Rural Touring Scheme A Brief History of Music
Friday, 17 November 2023, 7.30pm
Withernsea Methodist Church
A Brief History of Music presents 600 years of musical history in 90 minutes. Beginning in the Middle Ages and ending up in the 20th century and incorporating everything in between! This fun and fast-moving show is a whistle-stop tour of Western musical history.
To book tickets, email Gordon Beastall.
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Howdenshire Music Portugalissimo!
Wednesday, 22 November 2023, 6-8.30pm
Howden Minster
With the Luna Piano Duo (Graziana Presicce & Amy Butler), Steven Goulden (tenor) & Dr David Blackmore (speaker)
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The evening marks the 650th anniversary of the extraordinary Anglo-Portuguese Alliance – the oldest alliance in history. Enjoy vibrant Portuguese and British music performed by the Luna Piano Duo (Graziana Presicce & Amy Butler) and tenor Steven Goulden, including Vaughan Williams's exquisite Fantasia on Greensleeves, the world premiere of a thrilling new Fado Fantasy by celebrated, award-winning composer Frederick Viner, and much-loved British folk songs including Tom Bowling. Acclaimed historian and re-enactor Dr David Blackmore will also appear in historical costume to give an entertaining short talk about the Anglo-Portuguese alliance in action during the Napoleonic Wars.
Refreshments will be available before and after the performance.
Free entry – advance booking for this concert is optional but recommended
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Hornsea Music Society Answers on a Postcard
Saturday, 25 November 2023, 7.30pm
United Reformed Church, Hornsea
Male acapella group, encompassing all things sacred to secular, Mozart to Elgar, musicals to film scores.
Bijou Productions Movement To Music
Mondays (weekly sessions), 11am-12pm
Bridlington Community Hub, Marshall Avenue
Free (donations welcome)
Fridays (weekly sessions), 10.15-11.15am
New Pasture Lane Community Centre, Bridlington
Free (donations welcome)
For further information, telephone John D Slater 01262 601456.
A Christmas Alphabet
East Riding County Choir Bridlington Priory
Saturday, 02 December 2023, 7.30 pm
Bridlington Priory
Handel’s Messiah (part 1) and music for the Festive Season
Ticket prices: £10 / Under 16s free
Tickets available from Bridlington Priory or purchase online or on the door from 7pm.
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East Riding County Choir Beverley Minster
Saturday, 16 December 2023, 7-9.45pm
Beverley Minster
Ticket prices: £20 / £12
Tickets available from 08 November from Beverley Tourist Information, telephone 01482 391672 or purchase online or on the door from 6.30pm.
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Pocklington Arts Centre Find Your Funny: Workshop
 Thursday, 02 November 2023, 1.30pm
Pocklington Arts Centre
Find your funny this half-term holiday with an introduction to stand-up comedy. Perfect for young people who want to build confidence and learn new skills or for those who have always fancied themselves as comedians and would love to give it a go.
Ticket price: £18
Box office: 01759 301547
Pocklington Arts Centre Find Your Funny: Showcase
Thursday, 02 November 2023, 4pm
Pocklington Arts Centre
Family, friends, one and all are invited to a 45 minute performance featuring Jeddy Bear and Gary live with the Find your Funny graduates.
Ticket price: £5
Box office: 01759 301547
Pocklington Arts Centre Sing, Sign and Sensory
 Fridays, 03, 10 & 24 November 2023, 10am (non-mobile babies), 11am (mobile babies)
Pocklington Arts Centre
An inclusive project aimed at introducing theatre to babies in community venues. The workshops (5 sessions) are accessible and engaging for young families, focusing on communication development, bonding and sensory exploration. 30 minutes of guided activity followed by 15 minutes of play (45 minute session).
Babies 0-24 months
Ticket prices: £7.50 / £5 per additional child
Box office: 01759 301547
She Productions The Three Wise Women
Saturday, 02 December – Saturday, 23 December 2023
Various East Riding venues (see timetable below)
Meet 9 year-old Bobbie. Bobbie collects Christmas tree decorations. Bobbie likes it when things stay 'right-on-time'. Bobbie has a new baby sister.
On this Christmas Eve, Beverley Westwood awaits its annual sledging tradition. Bobbie zooms down the hill with her cherished decorations safely tucked in her pocket. But all too soon her mother calls out, "We'd best get the baby home." In her haste, a frustrated Bobbie unknowingly leaves her three beloved decorations stranded in the snow.
As these three decorations embark on a magical journey of their own, they swap camels for cows, follow the stars, and even form feathered friendships with a band of litter-picking Magpies, but are they ‘Wise’ enough to work together to find their way home?
Recommended for children aged 4 years+, the musical will be touring East Riding Libraries throughout December.
Ticket price: £4 (babes in arms are free)
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Pocklington Arts Centre The Elves and the Shoemaker save Christmas
Thursday, 07 – Saturday 16 December 2023
Pocklington Arts Centre
'Twas the night before Christmas and across East Yorkshire land, excited children count sheep as three cheeky elves lend a hand. Yes, Jingle, Sparkle and Daredevil Dave have gingerbread to cook, peas to find and shoes to make…
But who gives the Elves their Christmas? Surely they too deserve a break?
Pocklington Arts Centre is excited to announce its Christmas production debut with this original adaptation of The Elves and the Shoemaker save Christmas written by Elizabeth Godber and Directed by Jane Thornton.
Matinee and evening performances
Ticket prices: £12 Adults / £9 Concession / £35 Family
Box office: 01759 301547
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Junction Hansel & Gretel
Tuesday, 12 December – Sunday, 31 December 2023
Junction Goole
Nibble, nibble, like a mouse, who is nibbling at my house? The moon shines bright on the woodcutter’s cottage. But times are tough and the cupboard is bare. A father makes a heartbreaking decision that leads to an epic journey for brother and sister. Deep in the dark woods, the smell of gingerbread is in the air. Are dastardly deeds afoot?
This Christmas join Junction for a retelling of the classic fairy tale from the Brothers Grimm. An enchanting new version of the traditional tale.
Expect music, magic and tasty morsels of fairy tale mayhem that will leave the whole family enthralled. Junction’s first homegrown production is a new twist on a Christmas show and the perfect sweet treat for the festive season.
Matinee and evening performances
Ticket prices: £16 Standard / £12 Under 16s
Box office: 01405 763652
Visual Arts
Beverley Art Gallery
As the Treasure House transformation period gets underway, the Beverley Art Gallery team has been busy deinstalling the permanent collection displays and transferring each work to an allocated space in its purpose-built, condition-controlled repository.
During this period, you can view the Art Gallery’s works online at the Art UK website.
The gallery will share further work from behind-the-scenes through social media, regular newsletters, and on local media.
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An Art Exhibition by John Balman
Tuesday, 07 – Sunday, 19 November 2023
Beverley Minster
An exhibition of atmospheric ‘Dutch’ style original oil paintings by John Balman.
Free entry
Hornsea Art Society
Annual Members' Evening
Friday, 10 November 2023, 7.30-9.30pm
Catholic Church Hall, Hornsea
An evening which sees Hornsea Art Society's talented artists demonstrate their art forms.
Visitors welcome
Free for members/£3 non-members
For enquiries, contact Gillian FitzPatrick, Publicity Officer, on 01964 534174.
Similar yet Different – A Photography Competition for 13-18 year olds
 Deadline: Wednesday, 20 December 2023
The competition is a joint venture between Beverley and its twin town Nogent-sur-Oise near Paris and their twin in Tuscany, Fuceccio.
There is no cost to enter and no specialist equipment is needed – your phone will be enough to get a good image!
It is hoped that the winning entries chosen from all three towns will be displayed in each of them during the summer term. The winners will be chosen based on the quality of the photo but also the title and caption attached to it. This should be no longer than 50 words and explain how it reflects the ideas of the competition theme of equality and diversity, the aspects of Beverley that are unique or link it to other places such as our European neighbours.
Nigel Walker, a local photographer, will run a session during the autumn term to give advice and share ideas. More details on request but the date is likely to be Sunday, 12 November in the afternoon.
Free
To submit an entry, email Martin Cox. Include your name, age and preferred contact details in your email.
Beverley Film Society Tokyo Story
Thursday, 09 November 2023, 7.30pm
Parkway Cinema, Flemingate, Beverley
A screening of the 1953 Japanese drama film (certificate U).
Ticket prices: £6.50 Guests / £3 Members
ERYC Art, Craft and Creative Courses
East Riding of Yorkshire Council runs a range of art, craft and creative courses – including art, pottery, textiles and creative writing – in locations across the region.
Need a creative freelancer? Or are you a creative freelancer looking for paid work? Use The Critical Fish Creatives Directory to help make connections.
Funding & Prizes
Changes to ACE National Lottery Projects Grants from Autumn 2023
From November 2023, if you make an application to National Lottery Project Grants, you will use an updated application form and there will be updated resources to support you in preparing your application.
Applications will remain open until the fund has been fully allocated.
East Riding of Yorkshire Council recognises that the cost-of-living crisis is putting unforeseen pressures on residents and community groups across the county. We are committed to supporting activity that will provide community activities to improve health & wellbeing, improve access to local resources & services and reduce social isolation.
This fund is to help support new, additional activity or pilot projects rather than activity that is already running. Please note if you have previously applied for a Do It For East Yorkshire Community Grant you can apply again with a different project, however you must have finished your previous project activity, submitted all required monitoring information and had it accepted and approved.
This fund can be used for both Revenue and Capital costs but cannot be used for core running costs, such as existing salaries. Grants are between £1,500 and £5,000 per group.
All project activity must be delivered and spent by the end of December 2023 and monitoring complete by end of February 2024.
Various funding programmes to help museums, galleries and cultural organisations build collections, engage with new audiences and develop professional skills.
Deadline: Tuesday, 07 November 2023
Everyday Heritage Grants: Celebrating Working Class Histories
Building on the success of its first round of Everyday Heritage Grants in 2022, Historic England continues to be interested in funding projects that celebrate working class histories and the historic places that make up everyday life.
The grants are for creative projects that focus on heritage connecting people to historic places, specifically those people and places that are overlooked or underrepresented. Historic England will accept proposals for projects with costs of up to £25,000 but are keen to fund a number of smaller projects up to £10,000.
Deadline: Thursday, 09 November 2023
Any kind of creative project by a person of colour, aged over 18, living in the UK for which £1,000 would make a huge difference. It can cover the cost of equipment, courses, your time, materials, travel, and whatever the project needs.
Deadline: Sunday, 12 November 2023
Ways of Repair: Loss and Damage seeks three artists and/or curators (applying as individuals or as collectives) working within any medium to undertake new or existing artistic research projects engaging with loss and damage.
Each selected participant or collective will receive a stipend of £10,000.
Deadline for expressions of interest: Monday, 20 November 2023
Freelands Foundation works to broaden access to art education and the visual arts across the UK. Through its education programmes, it works with teachers and educators to develop diverse and ambitious approaches to art education and support teaching as artistic practice. Each year, it identifies a thematic funding focus within visual arts education.
The Autumn 2023 Fund invites applications for grants of £50k–£150k per year for up to three years from visual arts organisations with bold and innovative programmes that build collaborative relationships between schools and visual art organisations through projects that centre teachers within creative approaches to art education.
Deadline: Wednesday, 22 November 2023
Applications are open for the Cultural Bridge 2024-2025 programme of funding which supports intercultural exchange and dialogue in the field of participative arts and culture between Germany and the UK.
Cultural Bridge is a unique investment programme between all UK arts councils and leading German cultural institutions that supports the development of cross-border partnerships.
Since launching in 2021, it has so far enabled 44 arts organisations that place communities at the heart of their work, to build and develop new partnerships that allow exploration and exchange of practice across the UK and Germany.
Deadline: Friday, 24 November 2023
This funding is for organisations to give extra support to young people in areas where they may be at risk of anti-social behaviour.
This programme is funded by the Department of Culture Media and Sport (DCMS) and The National Lottery Community Fund.
Deadline: Friday, 24 November 2023
Currently in development, Going Places will establish five networks of small to mid-sized museums, with each network producing two touring exhibitions over five years (2025-2030).
Local communities will be involved in shaping exhibition themes and outreach programming, and will bring their voices and stories to each display.
Deadline: Friday, 24 November 2023
The Dying Matters Community Grants Programme funds new and creative ways to spark those important conversations in communities across the UK. The grant programme focusses on working with people who we know are least likely to have already had access to existing models of support.
Deadline: Monday, 27 November 2023
The Creative Catalyst Challenge Fund is a grant fund of up to £250,000, available to enable creative talent to apply their capacity for innovation to tackle a specific challenge within the industry.
In this case, it is intended to be used for the research and development of an idea, product, system or process that reduces waste within the Creative Industries, decarbonises and/or reduces impact on our climate.
Deadline: Thursday, 30 November 2023
The BFI NETWORK Early Development Fund supports the early stages of development for debut long-form projects.
It supports writers who do not yet have the first draft of a script (or equivalent format for immersive work), to produce an initial treatment – a piece of writing that outlines the story, characters, themes and structure of the project – and related materials like a mood board or other visual content. The Fund supports long-form live-action, immersive and animation fiction projects. You can apply with or without a producer.
Activities must take place between 01 December 2023 and 02 January 2024.
The McCarthy Stone Foundation's Christmas Connections programme is about connecting older adults over the Christmas period. Grants of up to £1,000 will be available to support organisations running activities for people over 65 in their community over the festive period.
Funding will only be open to organisations with an annual income of less than £250,000. Registered Charities, Community Groups and Community Interest Companies are eligible to apply.
Deadline: Sunday, 31 December 2023
The Trustees are principally concerned with providing support for the performance of contemporary music, which may include commissioning of new work, non-commercial recording or even publication.
The Trustees will be pleased to receive applications for assistance with projects that fall within one of the following categories:
(a) One-off small grants (generally £500 – £2,500) available to new applicants and former beneficiaries.
(b) Larger projects or concert series (generally £2,000 and over)
(c) Multi-year partnerships may be considered
Funding with ongoing deadlines
ACE Project Grants
Creative Enterprise Business Builder
Dance Professionals Fund
Foyle Foundation Small Grants Scheme
Garfield Weston Foundation
Golsoncott Foundation
National Lottery Awards for All
National Lottery – Reaching Communities
National Lottery – Partnerships
Paul Hamlyn Foundation Arts Access and Participation Fund
The Schroder Charity Trust
Submissions being accepted
Victoria Wood Playwriting Prize for Comedy. The winner will be announced in Spring 2024 and will receive £25,000 (£10,000 of which will be the play commission).
Open call for submissions: Tuesday, 07 November – Tuesday 05 December 2023
A means by which the BBC seeks out the best writing talent, looking for writers with the strongest potential to be developed and produced for BBC broadcast.
Deadlines: Friday, 05 January (Open competition) & Friday, 12 January 2024 (Professional competition)
With its unparalleled reach, the Sony World Photography Awards elevate the careers of photographers to the next level. Since the beginning, the Awards have championed inclusivity and access by being free to enter. Acting as an insight into photography today in all its diversity, the Awards spotlights photographers telling the stories of our time.
Deadline: Thursday, 04 January 2024
Created in 2012 by Derwent, the Derwent Art Prize celebrates and rewards excellence in contemporary pencil art, inviting artists to submit the very best in 2D and 3D artworks created in any pencil, including colour, water-soluble, pastel, graphite and charcoal pencils. Dedicated to championing art made in pencil and supporting artists in their careers, the Derwent Art Prize presents an international exhibition in London and awards prizes to winning artists worth £13,000.
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