Funding – Culture In Our City

A performer stands centre stage in bright blue lighting, wearing a top hat with a lit candle coming out of it. The performer holds two candles, also lit and wears a sparkling sequinned suit, whilst confetti rains down. — Alfie Ordinary
@ Brighton Spiegeltent

We list any funding opportunities we learn about here. All listings automatically disappear when deadlines pass, keeping you fresh up to date. Use the filters to narrow your search and submit a new opportunity via our contribute page.

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Aesthetica Art Prize

Created to support the next generation of talent across new visual media. Main prize: £5,000 and publication in the Future Now: 100 Contemporary Artists. Emerging Prize include £1,000 and editorial coverage in Aesthetica Magazine.

Barclays £14 Billion Small Medium Enteprise Fund

Barclays Bank has announced a £14 billion lending fund as part of a series of initiatives to help small and medium-sized businesses (SMEs) succeed, grow and flourish through Brexit and beyond.

Developing your Creative Practice

New support for England’s Artists and Creative Practitioners, provided by Arts Council England. A fund designed to support independent creative practitioners to ensure excellence is thriving in England’s arts and culture sector.

Film and TV Production Restart

This restart government scheme aims to help to get productions that were halted or delayed by a lack of insurance back up and running. Deadline extended to 30 April.

National Lottery Grants for Heritage

The grants programme now open, resilience and inclusion project funding to support organisations working with heritage to adapt and respond to the changing environment they are now operating in.

Sunny Art Prize for Emerging and Established Artists

The Sunny Art Prize represents an opportunity for both emerging and established artists to showcase their work and gain recognition for their talents on a global level. There is a total cash fund of £6,000 available for successful entrants. Artists from anywhere in the world...