Author: Elliejay170
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Raise Your Game: National Skills Programme for Creatives
Delivered by Creative Edinburgh in collaboration with partner networks Summary of the Opportunity: Creative Edinburgh have prepaid 35 places for creatives to take part in: They also have a small budget to support travel to two in-person sessions in Edinburgh, as well as some flexibility to potentially host meet-ups elsewhere across Scotland. The value of…
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Dumfries & Galloway Cultural Partnership Update – Chair Transition
The Dumfries and Galloway Cultural Partnership (DGCP) announces that Katharine Wheeler will be stepping down from her role as Chair following the completion of the Partnership’s first year of establishment and development.Over the past year, Katharine has played a central role in helping to shape the earlyfoundations of the DGCP, guiding the Partnership through its…
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Wonderland Event in Thornhill for Book Week Scotland
Step Through the Looking Glass with “Writers in Wonderland” — A Celebration of Creativity and Imagination Budding writers are being invited to create their own wonderlands this Tuesday evening (18th November, 2025), at a special tea party at Thomas Tosh in Thornhill. Commingled Creative Director Heather Taylor is hosting the event, part of Book Week Scotland…
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Expand Horizons Blog: Bea Last
Bea Last tells us about her experience of being at the VAO25 – Visual Arts Open 2025 FINALIST EXHIBITION at The Minster Building, London EC3. October 9-12 2025. Supported by DGUNLIMITED through EXPAND HORIZONS funding. I was delighted to hear that the installation piece “The Red Bags” had been selectedfor the VAO – Visual Arts…
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About TRAX 2025
TRAX 2025 was next level! Dumfries Music Collective, along with its collaborators, delivered a brand new all-dayer music festival that was live and local for all. The festival is very much within its infancy, yet we can clearly see its potential in becoming one of the region’s key cultural events. What we love about TRAX…
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Performance Collective Stranraer Relaunches as Performance Collective Scotland
Performance Collective Stranraer (PCS) has relaunched under a new name: Performance Collective Scotland. Since its formation in 2017, the company has grown far beyond its Stranraer roots, developing an ever-widening pool of collaborators and supporting theatre artists from across rural Scotland. The new name marks this exciting expansion while continuing to celebrate the company’s base…