Family-owned funeral directors G Wathall & Son have teamed up with other local organisations to break down the taboos of discussing dying, death and bereavement.
An information event will be held at QUAD in the Market Place on Friday May 18 between 10.30am and 2.30pm as part of Dying Matters awareness week (w/c May 14) which this year asks the question - ‘What Can You Do?’.
Derby & Sandiacre Canal Trust has appointed its first dedicated fund raiser to drive forward ambitious plans to bring the former Derby Canal back to its former glory.
The Trust was founded in 1993 with the aim of restoring a 12.5 mile stretch between Derby and Sandiacre to connect to the Trent and Mersey and Erewash Canals. This would create a 25 mile ring with access to more than 2,000 miles of navigable waterways across the UK.
Derbyshire County Council is offering artists the opportunity to create a commemorative item to mark the 20th anniversary of the international relationship between Toyota City and the three councils, Derbyshire County Council, Derby City Council and South Derbyshire District Council. The item will be sited in Japan and the maximum budget is £2,000
WIRKSWORTH FESTIVAL ART & ARCHITECTURE have had some great responses to this year’s Art & Architecture Trail call for artists and designer-makers. To give a few more folks the chance to get applications in we have extended the deadline until MIDNIGHT 7 MAY 2018.
Apply online at https://goo.gl/w8FEPv
Hubbub is one of eleven companies creating art, with or for people with disabilities, in receipt of Arts Council England’s Elevate funding.
Friday 27th of April 2-4pm, FREE
Artcore, 3 Charnwood Street, Derby, DE1 2GT
In 2016 six artists, living and working in the East Midlands, were selected to take part in Document, a project that set out to tell their story, in their voice. Since then the Contemporary Visual Arts Network East Midlands (CVAN EM) has worked with those artists as they have reflected on their practice and captured their experiences.
National Lottery support for Belper Arts Festival to mark First World War Centenary
Today Belper Arts Festival has received £4800 from the Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) for a project, IN WARTIME 1917 - 1922 in Belper. Made possible by National Lottery players , the project will focus on life in Belper during the last two years of the First World War and the aftermath.
The snow has finally gone and spring is in the air. The weather is giving us a hint of things to come and the town is beginning to bloom.
The Buxton Spa Prize Team have been busy preparing for this year's competition and we are now open for entries. We invite you to visit our website for more information and entry forms by clicking here.