Future Arts Centres was delighted to welcome Stephanie Peacock MP, Minister for Sport, Media, Civil Society and Youth to two member venues this week as part of a visit to see the impact of Our Freedom: Then and Now. The Minister visited Barnsley Civic and The Old Fire Station in Oxford, both active contributors to … Continued
We’re pleased to officially introduce three fantastic organisations who are partnering with Future Arts Centres to help bring powerful community stories to life across the UK as part of the Our Freedom: Then and Now programme: Libraries Connected, Open Eye Gallery in Liverpool as part of the Socially Engaged Photography Network (SEPN), and Milk & Honey PR. … Continued
We were delighted to bring the full Our Freedom: Then and Now team together for the first time at our recent programme launch in Manchester. Bringing together key delivery partners from across the country – from Northumberland to Bristol, Liverpool to Cockermouth – the team gathered to kick off what promises to be a powerful … Continued
We were delighted to be at Contact in Manchester on Wednesday 4 June to launch Our Freedom: Then and Now, part of a £2million national creative programme marking the 80th anniversary of the end of the Second World War. Supported by UK Government through Arts Council England, the initiative will see 60 arts centres and … Continued
We are excited to announce that Simon Armitage, the UK Poet Laureate, has been commissioned by Future Arts Centres to write a new poem as the centrepiece of the Our Freedom: Then and Now project – a nationwide creative programme inviting communities of all ages, backgrounds, and experiences to reflect on the legacy of the … Continued
Future Arts Centres announces Cluster Coordinators for Our Freedom: Then and Now Future Arts Centres, in partnership with Libraries Connected, has announced the appointment of six Cluster Coordinators who will play a vital role in supporting Our Freedom: Then and Now, a landmark national programme of creative community projects marking the 80th anniversaries of VE … Continued
Future Arts Centres is delighted to be leading Our Freedom: Then and Now, a new programme of community-based events in arts centres and libraries, to mark the 80th anniversary of the end of the Second World War. This memorable programme will give communities a unique opportunity to reflect on the end of the Second World … Continued