Grants of £500 offered to young Craven artists to create pieces of work
YOUNG artists, or creative groups, can apply for grants of £500 from arts programme Great Place: Lakes and Dales.
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YOUNG artists, or creative groups, can apply for grants of £500 from arts programme Great Place: Lakes and Dales.
CREATIVE youth programme Great Place: Lakes and Dales can continue supporting young creatives for another year - thanks to a £48,839 grant from the…
IF you see a strangely dressed character walking up one of the Yorkshire Three Peaks next month, it is likely the executive director of a Craven…
W.R Bill Mitchell SOME of the fascinating stories of Dales journalist W.R ‘Bill’ Mitchell will be shared at an online event organised by Craven Museum on Thursday (May 13). The author, journalist and Craven Herald contributor who died in 2015 aged 87, dedicated his life to interviewing and capturing the stories of people from all walks of life in the Dales. In 2009, he was named Yorkshire Dales National Park's greatest living cultural icon. His interviewees included James Herriot, Hannah Hauxwell, Kit Calvert and Marie Hartley, as well as ordinary folk living in remote communities....
Here Victoria Benn takes you on a virtual Google tour over one of the Dales’ best loved and second highest peaks, in the comfort of your own home and without the need of walking boots. THE latest virtual reality technology has been harnessed by arts charity Settle Stories to make the majestic Ingleborough landmark virtually accessible to all. As part of its far reaching and freely available learning programme, regarded especially pertinent at the current time of mobility restrictions, Yorkshire’s second highest mountain and arguably its most famous, is uniquely brought to life...