6 July 2017
6 July 2017
32 boroughs will compete to be named ‘London Borough of Culture’, with one taking the title in 2019 and another in 2020. Read more
London mayor Sadiq Khan has defended the proportion of arts funding that goes to the capital. Khan claimed it disappoints him when London’s benefits to the rest of the country are not recognised. Read more
Most of the arts-focused higher education institutions assessed by the new Government ranking scheme have received a gold award. Read more
Leaders in the fields of arts and culture, education, science and research have joined together in a bid to secure the futures of their sectors after Brexit. Read more
The British Museum has unveiled plans for a 10-year and beyond transformation which will result in its Reading Room being brought back into use and its galleries telling “more coherent and compelling stories”. Read more
The project looks at how culture and digital technology can work together to drive audience engagement, unleash the creative potential and boost the capability of cultural organisations. Read more
Please join us for a celebration of the London Pilot of The Cultural Citizens Programme. The event will celebrate the key moments of the London pilot programme and its impact on young people, and will include a private view of photography and documentation by young people participating in the programme of their journeys across London, an overview of key findings from the national evaluation, a screening of a film and an opportunity to network over drinks. Find out more
Foyles are proud to present Storybox 2017 – the free children’s and young adult book festival taking place from Saturday 15 July until Saturday 12 August across all of their shops. Find out more
The Institute of Imagination Mini Maker Faire returns, hosting activities that allow children to make with their hands or through tools and technologies which they may not usually have access to. Find out more
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