Did you miss our last set of free Open Advice Sessions for local artists? We’ve got some more coming up!

We’re working with Arts Council England (ACE) to host a series of talks and open advice sessions about how artists, creatives, community and voluntary groups can apply for a Project Grant to fund their work. ACE are keen for more people from the Peterborough and Fenland area to apply.    
 
The first Open Advice Session is coming up on Wednesday 25 September for local artists who live and/or work within our local area (Peterborough, Cambridgeshire, and surrounding villages). This session will be supported by local artists Kate Marsh and Yvonne Hercules along with a member of the Metal team. These sessions will have an Arts Council project Grant focus, but will be led by you and what you’d like to discuss.

Book your free place here.

About Kate Marsh:
Kate Marsh is a disabled / crip artist researcher. Assistant professor at C-Dare (centre for dance research at Coventry University). Kate’s practice – research is focused on nurturing spaces for disabled and crip artists to develop and realise their ideas and practice. She is interested in re-imaging leadership in the arts in a way that truly makes access for everyone.

About Yvonne Hercules
Yvonne Hercules is a singer-songwriter/artist & performer based in Cambridge UK. Her music has received nods from publications including Clash Magazine, The Line of Best Fit, Afropunk, and others and she has received support from PRS Foundation, Arts Council England towards her work.

How to book: 
We’re offering these sessions in person at ‘The Hangout’, inside Queensgate shopping centre. There is one session available per artist and the slots are 1 hour long.  Sessions will be open on a first come first served basis. Book your free place here. When booking on the session, please let us know of any access requirements you may need.