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A snap general election has been called 8 June.

The Government launched the Cultural Citizens pilot as a way of increasing access to the arts for 600 young people

All you need to know about how schools are helping students achieve Arts Awards plus a look at the art work being created!

Canterbury Festival happens every autumn celebrating the arts and science, running events and talks for over 60,000 people, including a lively Young Critics scheme. Read their reviews here!

Trick or treat? Why choose - we have both!

The world's leading festival for the open internet movement returns to Ravensbourne College, and we cover all the action!

Looking to discover the best arts that Europe has brought to the UK? Here our team share their thoughts about culture from the continent.

As technology becomes more and more widely recognised for its creativity, we're taking a look at the very best combinations of gaming, innovation and the arts.

Brighton Fringe takes place every May (5 May – 4 June 2017) and is a great place to spend the May bank holidays and the summer half-term break.

Welcome to the Voicebox for National Theatre. If you're taking part in the Theatre's 'New Views', we'd love to read your reviews of plays that you have seen. We also welcome wider reviews of all NT shows. Just select the Voicebox National Theatre when you upload your work and it will show up here.

Do you think art can change the world? Has art changed your own world? This month we're asking you to look to the future, and consider ways in which art can be used for good.