Sunderland Culture brings together some of Wearside’s most cherished and important cultural venues and activities, in a city brimming with creative potential. We deliver a programme of events and participatory activities across Sunderland, including the creative programmes in Arts Centre Washington, National Glass Centre, Northern Gallery for Contemporary Art and Sunderland Museum & Winter Gardens.
Appointment of an Events & Outreach Manager
(Full Time – 2-year Fixed Term Contract, end date 31st March 2026)
An exciting job opportunity!
Salary Scale SCP: 21 to 24 (£30,825 to £33,024) Plus Generous Local Government Average Salary Pension Scheme
The Canterbury Festival is an internationally renowned extravaganza of music, performance, talks, comedy, family events, science and more, taking place for two weeks in October each year. The Festival showcases Canterbury as a diverse and dynamic centre of culture and welcomes audiences of all ages and backgrounds to be inspired and delighted in a celebration of creativity.
The Head of Finance & Operations is a member of Streetwise Opera’s Senior Management Team, responsible for the day-to-day operations of the organisation and finances, ensuring best practice, good governance and legal compliance across all aspects of Streetwise Opera’s work.
Leaders from the National Theatre, Southbank Centre and newly-named Royal Opera and Ballet among those taking part in UK government-backed trade delegation to Saudi Arabia.
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Artswork has empowered children and young people through arts and culture for the last 30 years. A national voice celebrating the arts, creativity and cultural development for, with and by young people, we are committed to improving their life chances and making a difference.
Are you looking for an exciting challenge at the heart of our world leading cultural brands? After nearly a decade of transformative leadership, our current Director is stepping aside, creating an exciting opportunity for a new leader - an unmissable opportunity to make a substantial contribution to the future success of Edinburgh’s Festivals.
Edinburgh’s Festivals are world-class cultural assets for Scotland with an international reputation and appeal unmatched by any other cultural event on the globe. They are distinctively Scottish and yet profoundly international.
This role requires exceptional project management skills and extensive experience and knowledge of organising and delivering contemporary loan exhibitions at varying scales, and complex installations and commissions. You will have experience of line management, loan and contract negotiation, budget management, working with artists and creatives, producing new commissions, organising transport, insurance and planning exhibition installs and strikes. You will demonstrate excellent interpersonal and communication skills and have the ability to work simultaneously on numerous projects.
Summary:
The Head of Partnerships and Impact will develop and maintain priority relationships with a dynamic range of stakeholders; lead on fund-raising, income generation and funder compliance; support strategic planning; and lead on sector governance priorities, research and evaluation.
