A ‘pay it forward’ pilot campaign aimed to help families most in need attend dance theatre performances, but it wasn&r…

National Lottery operator Camelot expects “disappointing” sales to decline further this year.

Scotland’s year-round programme of cultural events attracts huge numbers of international visitors, but it takes careful str…

Young people in remote parts of Scotland have gained the skills to organise rural tours in a project designed to generate a new br…

The introduction of two-year Open Project Funding is thought to have led to a drop in the number of arts organisations applying fo…

Performing in concert halls around the world makes setting ticket prices tricky. So, explains Jane Donald, the RSNO begins by aski…

Arts organisations working on their funding bids have been asked to “budget realistically and focus on core need”.

Every child in Scotland will see a performing arts production in their school each year if the National Theatre of Scotland’…

National companies funded directly by the Government have reacted positively to the Scottish Government’s draft budget for 2…

News of the scheme’s holistic benefits follows the announcement of £660k funding to music charities across the country…

A consortium of Scotland’s universities and art schools place researchers within arts and cultural organisations. Anna Scott…

Productions chosen for the Made in Scotland showcase gain a stamp of quality, but how are they selected? Wendy Niblock asks member…

Thinking differently about how arts organisations talk to the private sector will be one of the keys to sustainability as limited…

Nine out of ten adults engaged with a cultural activity in 2015, but the Scottish Household Survey reveals engagement is lower in…

Creative Scotland is to gather evidence on individuals’ occupation, employment status and career progression across the coun…

National Theatre of Scotland and Scottish Ballet are among the performing arts companies pledging to have a gender balanced board…

Paying artists fairly is listed in Creative Scotland’s new Arts Strategy among a range of measures to raise the profile of a…

A large-scale study has found that the growth of the festivals is benefiting the tourism and hospitality sectors. 

Deputy Chief Executive Iain Munro has said that new arts funding models will have to be considered in these unprecedented times.

To nurture and retain new artistic talent, you need affordable studio space. Audrey Carlin explains how Wasps is helping Scotland…

A 100-metre high public artwork isn’t always the answer. Peter McCaughey reflects on why he took a more dispersed approach t…

A new pilot scheme led by Imaginate and National Theatre Scotland will bring live performances to 15,000 schoolchildren this autum…

The Scottish Government has been warned of “dangerous time ahead” if it continues to cut funding to its national perfo…