The Black Country Living Museum in Dudley is an open-air museum designed to transport visitors back to the industrial era. 

From art at university to hospitality, Daisy Bodewes is now managing volunteers at Ickworth House.

Sarah Pearson navigated a non-traditional route into heritage. Find out more…

The Professional Lighting and Sound Association show is a great opportunity to find out more about what’s going on in the entertainment and live events industries.  Whilst the exhibitions are largely about the new tech available across the board, there are really helpful organisations on site and a range of seminars available to attendees.

A review for Michael B. Clifford 2011 film, Turbulence

Starting from the bottom now they’re here. A panel of industry professionals from TheatreCraft’s 2018 careers fair open up about their first steps in theatre.

Meet Matt – drummer and regular Sing City musician. We sat down with him to find out more about his experiences at Sing City and his musical influences.

Paula the Director at Talkin’ Culture is currently talking to emerging historic conservators to create a series of blog Q&As to understand more about the conditions to work with applied arts and craft.

Oliver Hopkins discusses the importance of the arts within schools in the face of continued funding cuts.

Gold Arts Award, Unit 1, Part D.

Putting on a production can be a stressful experience, especially in a busy school environment. More and more schools give students the chance to take on directing and organising roles as well as acting. If that's you, don't panic - Trinity College London has created a 6-month countdown checklist to help your next production go as smoothly as possible.

Jordan Taylor is the Learning and Outreach Officer for Cardiff Story Museum. Find out more about her role...

While previous festivals have had an optimistic view of technology, there seems to be more caution in 2018 - but is that really surprising?