Check out our suggestions on how to keep smashing your Arts Award goals, from learning a new art at home to sharing it with your neighbours.

Join us for a live Arts Award Q+A on Monday 11th May at 1pm with Voice Assistant Editor for tips on making the most of your Arts Award at home. 

Running out of things to watch on Netflix? Not to fear, because over the next few weeks I'll be bringing you a series of interviews with creatives who have been performing online to satiate your lockdown boredom.

What is it like being a debut author during Covid-19? We catch up with Serena to discuss lockdown and her new novel

We catch up with Gigi, Gold Arts Award achiever who's performed in the West End and is now working in a drama school and getting busy, busy, busy writing new plays and developing her acting skills. 

I hope to share things that I have been doing during lockdown to continue my musical theatre training. I want to give information on online classes to help performing arts students to use this time productively and grow their skillset.

Whether you’re a seasoned professional or you have never danced before, the dance community has pulled out all the stops to make sure you can still get your dance fix whilst isolating at home.

A New Direction recently hosted a workshop for teachers, representatives from the cultural sector, and arts practitioners to explore wellbeing centred projects in an arts setting. But what is wellbeing and what does it mean when we bring it into an arts and cultural setting?

Lucy is celebrated by Trinity for Artistic Achievement in her Arts Award.

Orla is celebrated by Trinity for Creativity in Arts Award.

Heather is celebrated by Trinity for Leadership in Arts Award.

Victoria and Skye from The Kings School are recognised by Trinity for a Special Mention in Arts Award.