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 ...
Tender submissions are invited to conduct research examining frameworks of impact in the creative economy ...
Award, has today announced the 10 Shortlisted albums now in the running for this year’s coveted title and £20,000 prize.
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 ...
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 ...
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 ...
The Scottish Music Industry Roadmap 2026–30 has gone live. Photography by Daniel Blake. Developed with the sector, the Scottish Music Industry Roadmap 2026–30 sets a shared direction to move beyond ...
Chrimblesense 2024. Image courtesy of Embracing Arts. National Lottery funding is helping more people across Scotland find their place in the arts – creating opportunities to take part, share their ...
Award, Scotland’s national music prize, has announced the 20 outstanding albums on 2026’s Longlist, now in the running for ...
Funding announcement at The Big Thing 2026. Image credit:Laura Lee Photography. Immersive Arts has secured over £8.5 million to continue supporting UK artists working with immersive technologies until ...
A new National Lottery-funded pathway programme is helping cultural and creative organisations across Scotland adapt the buildings they own to the impacts of climate change. The fund, co-designed and ...
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