Creative Organisations in Bucks can benefit from Queen's Platinum Jubilee fund

Tuesday, 11 January 2022 07:00

To celebrate the Queen's Platinum Jubilee this June, Aylesbury Town Council have announced that the Arts Council England have a £5m programme to support community and voluntary organisations to develop creative and cultural activities.

To be eligible, projects should engage with at least one of the artforms which ACE supports through its funding. ]

These are:
✨ Music
✨ Theatre
✨ Dance
✨ Visual arts
✨ Literature
✨ Combined arts – including festivals and carnivals
✨ Museum and library activities

Visit https://heartofbucks.org/ace-lets-create-jubilee-fund/ for more info. Applications close 14 February.

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