Award, has today announced the 10 Shortlisted albums now in the running for this year’s coveted title and £20,000 prize.

Tender submissions are invited to conduct research examining frameworks of impact in the creative economy ...

To help with planning for the next stage of MYF and to understand levels of interest, we are now inviting organisations to submit an Expression of Interest (EOI) in MYF from 2028 onwards. Deadline 5pm ...

Born and raised in Sydney, Australia, she has worked in a broad range of roles across the arts industry, following a love of folk and traditional music that was instilled at a young age. Mikaela ...

Callum is a Glasgow-based booking agent working with folk, traditional and roots artists, helping to develop live careers across the UK and internationally. In 2024, Callum joined joined Midnight ...

She is one of the founders of international roots music festival Knockengorroch, which takes place in the Southern Uplands of Scotland, and has been key in programming, marketing and developing the ...

With an MA in Social Anthropology and an MSc in Psychology, Holli brings extensive experience from working in charity support roles, particularly working with those affected by gender-based violence.

To support planning for the next stage of Multi-Year Funding, organisations in Scotland’s cultural and creative sector are invited to submit an Expression of Interest for them to be part of the next ...

We aim to put equalities and diversity at the heart of all our activity enabling people from different backgrounds, from diverse communities and of all ages to access increased opportunity through ...

The Visual Artist and Craft Maker Awards (VACMA) are a programme of small grants schemes delivered in partnership with local authorities and art organisations across Scotland. The schemes are managed ...

Award, Scotland’s national music prize, has announced the 20 outstanding albums on 2026’s Longlist, now in the running for ...

Creative Scotland is the public body that supports the creative and cultural sector across all parts of Scotland on behalf of everyone who lives, works or visits here.