Securing income is really important to getting your arts and cultural events or activities off the ground, whether it’s through sponsorship, donations, grants or trusts – here is an overview of where you can get information about local, regional or national funding opportunities.
Arts funding
Local and regional
From us
- Community grants
- Cycling and walking promotion grants
- Developer contributions (Section 106)
- Sustainable city funding
Cambridge Community Foundation
Other local funds
- People’s Health Trust: Active communities
For the most up-to-date information on local or regional sources of arts funding, visit the Cambridge Arts Network (CAN) website.
National
Arts Council England has a variety of funding opportunities for both individual practitioners and organisations.
Local arts directories and resources
Other arts resources and directories
- Cambridgeshire Music – Find out about music, gigs, learning, bands, funding and anything else music related.
Local arts networks
- Cambridge Arts Network – A forum of over 1,100 people interested in arts and culture, including professional artists and arts organisations working in Cambridge and the surrounding area. A free online network and resource where members can network, showcase their work and share information on their latest news, projects or events
Regional and national arts directories and resources
- Voluntary Arts Network – Promoting participation in the arts and crafts across the UK and Republic of Ireland. It produces an email newsletter with a range of training, funding and management advice
- Arts Council England: South East – The national development agency for the arts in England, working to get great art to everyone by championing, developing and investing in artistic experiences.
- Find out more about our role for arts and culture
