Derbyshire Open Arts are here to help you advertise your arts venue to potential new artists!
Do you have the best venue to exhibit your work?
Are you a venue with space for more artists?
Derbyshire Open Arts can help advertise your requests! Simply fill in the application form and find your perfect venue.
Applications close on Wednesday 12th January 2022.
The Board of Trustees of the Wirksworth Festival is looking for an enthusiastic, experienced project manager, with knowledge and understanding of the Wirksworth Arts Festival, to deliver a successful 2021 Festival.
About Wirksworth Arts Festival:
The Wirksworth Festival is the oldest Arts Festival in the area, running for at least 30 years, with the main Festival taking place over a fortnight in September.
Image: Pirates – automata by Wanda Sowry, image © Steve Tanner
Get inspired to make your own automata at a Cabaret Mechanical Theatre workshop, where you'll join our special guest artist Stephen Guy to design and make your own automota. First Friday workshops are available for all ages.
Create and design your own automata with Cabaret Mechanical Theatre artist Stephen Guy.
Image: Mermaid of Zennor – automata by Carlos Zapata, image © Steve Tanner
Derby Museums is delighted to be bringing Cabaret Mechanical Theatre to the Museum of Making for a new interactive exhibition! Marvel at the ingenious mechanisms and learn more about this wonderful art form. Perfect for all ages.
Revive Healthy Living Centre in Chaddesden has launched an ambitious crowdfunding appeal with the target of raising £10,000 to help some of the most disadvantaged people in the city cope with the crippling cost of living crisis.
Due to the issues that people requiring the Charity’s help are experiencing, including domestic violence, poverty, suicide and ill health, Revive applied to the National Emergencies Trust for support, and this has been recognised with an additional boost.
Arts Derbyshire became a registered charity in 2019 and we are looking to recruit new Trustees and Advisory Board Members to help support and steer our work.
Could you help support Arts Derbyshire in delivering its charitable objectives, or share these opportunities with friends and colleagues?
Trustees
Chesterfield Theatres and Chesterfield Museum have received a further funding boost to help support them to recover from the impact of the pandemic.
This funding, received through the Government’s Culture Recovery Fund, is worth £153,000 which will be shared between Chesterfield Borough Council’s museum and theatres. In total the venues have received £720,000 through this fund over the last 18 months.
The partnership behind Derby Market Place has scooped the Excellence in Collaboration award in the Derbyshire Business Awards, organised by East Midlands Chamber.
The title recognises the teamwork which turned an idea into a bright, welcoming and fully operational outdoor dining area in just four weeks in the summer of 2020.