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Ribble Valley Arts Opportunities, New Funding Available, To see latest newsletter follow the link - mailchi.mp/72f605a0d9dc/arts-funding-support-7241457
Arts Development Grants available from Ribble Valley Borough Council. Supporting the future health and wellbeing of the Ribble Valley community by investing in the access to arts throughout the borough. Max. £1000 per application. www.ribblevalley.gov.uk/info/200299/artist_support_and_development/1369/arts_funding
The Ribble Valley Sculpture Trail, situated along 1.5 miles of woodland and flower-rich grassland between Brungerley Park and Cross Hill Quarry in Clitheroe, was started in 1993. It now features 22 unique artworks reflecting the borough’s environment and heritage from some of the best artists in the UK, including the famous Sika Deer crafted in stainless steel by Clitheroe sculptor Clare Bigger and six ceramic pieces by Halima Cassell, whose distinctive geometrically-patterned work enjoys an international reputation.![]()
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Get a taste of the trail in this short film produced by Ribble Valley Borough Council and Tom Pope of Tepee Creative.![]()
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Studies show that 57 per cent of people now go on more walks or walk for longer than they did before the pandemic. ![]()
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A walk can improve your mood, is good for your physical health and you can discover something new on your doorstep that you wouldn't have previously found.![]()
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With continuing uncertainty around international travel, Ribble Valley has found itself at the centre of a staycation boom, with much of the borough’s accommodation already booked for the summer.![]()
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Staycations offer a safe and secure holiday, and the opportunity to explore attractions, such as the Ribble Valley Sculpture Trail, closer to home.![]()
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A trail leaflet is available from the Platform Gallery and Visitor Information Centre on 01200 425566 or platform.gallery@ribblevalley.gov.uk.![]()
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The Ribble Valley Sculpture Trail, situated along 1.5 miles of woodland and flower-rich grassland between Brungerley Park and Cross Hill Quarry in Clitheroe,...
Follow the link for the monthly Ribble Valley Arts Q & A feature. In our May edition we introduce you to Aimee Lily Williamson, Dancer. Each month we invite a Ribble Valley based creative to answer our questions, giving us an insight into their creative journey. To make sure you dont miss next months edition subscribe to our emailouts on the website rvarts.co.uk/ - mailchi.mp/2fd1bcdab43c/arts-funding-support-7238113
Blackpool Council has an exciting opportunity for an artist to develop a new public art work for Anchorsholme Promenade. ![]()
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The deadline for expressions of interest is Monday 7th June 2021. ![]()
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You can find all the information in the link below:![]()
thegrundy.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/Anchorsholme-Artist-Opportunity.pdf