Press Releases

An Lanntair arts centre, Taigh Chearsabhagh museum and arts centre, Community Energy Scotland, Western Isles Libraries and others are coming together to inspire public engagement and positive action in the Outer Hebrides in the run up to and beyond the COP26 UN Climate Change Conference, taking place in Glasgow this November.  

The National Mining Museum Scotland and the British Geological Survey are coming together to inspire public engagement and positive action in Midlothian in the run up to and beyond the COP26 UN Climate Change Conference, taking place in Glasgow this November.  

Beacon Arts Centre, Belville Community Garden Trust, RIG Arts and Inverclyde Libraries are coming together to inspire public engagement and positive action in Inverclyde in the run up to and beyond the COP26 UN Climate Change Conference, taking place in Glasgow this November.  

The Leven Programme, ONFife and Levenmouth Academy are coming together to inspire public engagement and positive action in Fife in the run up to and beyond the COP26 UN Climate Change Conference, taking place in Glasgow this November.  

Timespan, Lyth Arts Centre and University of the Highlands and Islands Environmental Research Institute are coming together to inspire public engagement and positive action in Caithness and East Sutherland in the run up to and beyond the COP26 UN Climate Change Conference, taking place in Glasgow this November.

Cove Park residency centre and Argyll and the Isles Coast & Countryside Trust (ACT) are coming together to inspire public engagement and positive action in Argyll in the run up to and beyond the COP26 UN Climate Change Conference, taking place in Glasgow this November.

Earlier this afternoon, the Scottish Government Finance Secretary, Kate Forbes, confirmed in Parliament further emergency support for culture, saying the following:

“A further £25 million will support the culture sector through the second round of the Performing Arts Venue Relief Fund and the Culture Organisations and Venues Recovery Fund.  This will be targeted at those who previously received support from these funds and those who were eligible but did not get support.”

13 productions receive £600K National Lottery funding through Creative Scotland’s Touring Fund for Theatre and Dance 

Three Moray-based projects are sharing in over £49,000 of National Lottery funding through the latest rounds of Creative Scotland‘s Open Fund.

Local writer and story-teller, Luke Winter’s brand new Story Wagon is touring across Scotland, offering sheltered outdoor writing and reading activities and facilities to the public, for free.

Writers from across Scotland are invited to apply for the 2021 Dr Gavin Wallace Fellowship, through Creative Scotland.

27 Edinburgh-based projects are sharing in over £607,000 of National Lottery and Scottish Government funding through Creative Scotland in the March and April rounds of Open Fund awards.