Arts Council England’s new funding streams are now online. ‘Lottery Project Grants’ supersedes Grants for the Arts whilst ‘Developing your Creative Practice’ (DYCP) is a new grant designed to support independent creative practitioners.

Gain top tips from young people about how to engage young people in the arts.

Learn how ten library authorities in the East got 11 – 18 year olds reading for pleasure and responding creatively to books.

Plenty Productions shares its experience of developing new audiences for its show Snakes and Ladders through outreach and targeted marketing activity.

Discover how Brighton and Hove Libraries Services worked with arts organisations to engage 13 – 34 year olds and adult learners in their local community.

Learn how Young Norfolk Arts Festival has built up a festival from scratch and created opportunities for young people.

Gain top tips for funding and delivering a long-term vision, finding participants for large-scale community projects, and building valuable partnerships.

Learn how writer in residence Mick Jackson engaged people who wouldn’t normally visit a natural history museum.

Gain inspiration for working with festivals to engage young people in the arts.

The Urban Playground Team share their experience of involving audiences in the creative process and building positive relationships with funders.

Learn how Frozen Light developed a show and worked with venues on its tour to engage audiences with Profound and Multiple Learning Disabilities (PMLD).

Discover top tips for recruiting participants for older people projects and responding to health and social issues. Plus gain valuable insight into Grants for the Arts funded projects.

Learn about recruiting participants for large-scale community projects and engaging with local authority priorities in this Grants for the Arts case study.