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Creative Salon: Edinburgh

Are you available on Tuesday 19th July for the next Creative Salon at Summerhall, and are you able to share details of the event with your artistic friends who live and work in the city?   A gathering from across the artistic community to discuss work and inspire each other, find future collaborations and form new … Continued

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First Fairy Tale Festival in the Borders! 21st – 23rd July

The Haining is delighted to be hosting a brand new Festival of Fairy Tales, inspired by the work of Selkirk born author Andrew Lang and his Rainbow Fairy Books. One of Lang’s favorite boyhood haunts, there could be no more fitting backdrop to this event than the Haining with its romantic woodland, loch and landscaped … Continued

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Archive Film & Storytelling: Talk & Workshop, Dumfries

Come along to this free interactive event to find out about exciting new arts project Sensing Place, and learn how to use archive film screenings and storytelling to engage your local community. When: Saturday, 16 July 2016 from 2pm – 5pm Where: The Usual Place – Academy Street, Dumfries, DG1 – View Map Sensing Place … Continued

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Sensing Place Artist Commission

Are you an artist or filmmaker interested in storytelling and with a commitment to working with community participants? Sensing Place was founded by creative producers Andrew Ormston (Drew Wylie Projects) and Shona Thomson (A Kind of Seeing) to pioneer projects that deliver new models of cultural participation opportunities to people in locations with reduced cultural … Continued

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Nurturing Talent Fund (14-20 yrs)

Aged 14-20 and live in Scotland? Need funding for a creative project? The Nurturing Talent Fund provides the money needed to help grow your talent and vision, whether it’s in Drama, Dance, Music, Film, Visual Arts, Literature, Digital Arts or a mixture of the above. Whatever your creative passion, apply for £50 – £600, either … Continued

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New radio programme showasing rich oral tradition from Isle of Skye

  The archive website Tobar an Dualchais has joined forces with Cuillin FM radio station to showcase examples from the Isle of Skye’s rich oral tradition in a series of three programmes. This will feature recordings from the website include songs, stories, music and poetry. The first of the three programmes will air on Saturday … Continued

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Small Grants Community Events Fund to Showcase Scotland’s Multi-Cultural Identity

Who is Scotland, Where is Scotland, We are Scotland.Celebrate Scotland’s Living Traditions and build Scotland’s dynamic, diverse and inclusive national identity. TRACS is delighted to be supporting a new initiative by BEMIS Scotland in collaboration with the Scottish Government that aims to practically enable Scotland’s ethnic and cultural minority communities to participate in and enhance … Continued

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Opportunity for Young Gaelic Speaking Artistes

Cothrom do luchd-ealain òga Albannach Luchd-ciùil Seinneadairean Sgeulaichean Tha Sabhal Mòr Ostaig & An Lòchran a’ sireadh luchd-ealain Albannach gus pàirt a ghabhail ann am pròiseact eadar Èirinn & Alba, ag obair le buidheann òga ann an Èirinn airson taisbeanadh a chur ri chèile airson cuairt. ’S e cothrom iongantach a tha seo do luchd-ealain … Continued

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Inspired by the Landscape Award

The Tay Landscape Partnership are offering two £1000 awards to enthusiastic individuals to develop a project which includes the creation of an original piece(s) of art inspired by the landscape of the TayLP area, its people and the TayLP projects, information about the projects can be found at www.taylp.org. One award is aimed at those aged … Continued

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Demystifying CRP: An Introduction to Critical Response Process

Part of the Edinburgh Fringe Central Events Programme, for Fringe participants. August 20th | 5:30pm | 1hr 30mins | Free, but ticketed.   Want to receive constructive and meaningful feedback on your work in development? Maybe CRP is for you. CRP is an artist-centred, facilitated process designed by choreographer Liz Lerman and has been used … Continued

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