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Artsnet currently produces a quarterly printed newsletter, to subscribe email us. This is distributed free to all Artsnet members, other community networks, partners and funders. It's proved popular and gives Artsnet members a chance to promote their work for free. To receive a copy you need to register with Artsnet. The design and use of the newsletter may change as this website develops. Click below to download past issues of the newsletter:

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On this page we offer articles, and links to other resources which may help you develop and promote your work including where to access funding in the city.

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ALL Community Group Network

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  ALL Community Group Network

ALL Community Group Network was founded in order to enable and encourage voluntary and community groups in Ardwick, Longsight and Levenshulme to support each other and share information.

The idea is that, by working together more closely and communicating with each other more frequently, local voluntary and community groups can co-ordinate their efforts in order to work with greater efficiency and provide a stronger voice for the local voluntary sector.

Link: www.allnet.org.uk


Arts About Manchester Logo

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Arts About Manchester

Each year over 3 million visits are made to professional theatres, concert halls, museums and galleries of Greater Manchester.

Audiences are the life blood of the arts, but in an increasingly crowded leisure market place, arts organisations need to work together to ensure that these audiences continue to grow, keeping on top of marketing trends, opportunities and methodologies.

A centre for marketing and audience development knowledge, Arts About Manchester exists to support arts venues in achieving their optimal audience reach.

Link :www.aam.org.uk


Arts Council England Logo

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Arts Council England

Arts Council England is the national development agency for the arts in England, distributing public money from Government and the National Lottery.

Grants for the arts are for individuals, arts organisations, national touring and other people who use the arts in their work.

Link: www.artscouncil.org.uk


Creative Industries Development Service Logo

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Creative Industries Development Service

Welcome to the CIDS website - the interactive portal for Creative Industries in and around Manchester!

This site allows you to find out about organisations that can help you take your creative business forward, find out about networks and trade opportunities, and allows you to promote your own business for free in our Creative Directory. You can also add in your own news and events once you've registered, or start a debate in our Creative Forum.

Link: www.cids.co.uk


Culture.Info

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Culture.Info

Culture.Info, a new portal for culture, is now being piloted. It provides free access to information on all areas of culture - arts, entertainment, heritage, leisure activities and sport - locally, regionally, nationally and internationally. Anyone can also submit their own organisation, activities or events.

Link: www.culture.info

E-Mailout logo

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e-MAiLOUT

MAiLOUT is the only national magazine featuring and celebrating all aspects of participatory and community arts. It started 14 years ago in the Midlands before 'going nationwide' in 1991, with a new issue every two months.

Link: www.e-mailout.org


Greater Manchester Music Action Zone Logo

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GMMAZ (Greater Manchester Music Action Zone)

GMMAZ (Greater Manchester Music Action Zone) was founded in 2001 with funding from Youth Music. Its remit was to deliver music workshops to socially excluded young people across the 10 boroughs of Greater Manchester.

Since its launch the project has grown enormously and now works with over 20 Partners across the region, delivering workshops in diverse music styles from hip-hop to Chinese music and everything in between.

Link : www.gmmaz.org.uk


Lime logo

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LIME

LIME's work involves the development, co-ordination and the undertaking of a wide range of arts based projects within the arena of healthcare across Greater Manchester. Emphasis is given to collaborative and consultational arts practice.

The vision is to integrate a cultural dimension into healthcare through connecting both the health and cultural worlds together to open up new possibilities for the advancement of care and public health and to open up new avenues of exploration for artists through all artistic media.

Link :www.limeart.org


MCIN

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Lowry

The Lowry is a spectacular waterside building housing theatres, galleries, restaurant, café/bars and gift shop. The Lowry is also the home of The Lowry Academy, a series of practical informal arts workshops for people of all ages.

Link: http://www.thelowry.com/


MCIN

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MCIN

MCIN works with geographic communities, communities of interest, local authorities, Voluntary organisations, the academic sector and the health service to increase social inclusion through the use of Information Communication Technologies.

MCIN provides opportunities for people to develop ICT skills, access information, contribute to their communities and participate in society. Through this they aim to highlight community activity, bring people together and support community regeneration through the use of ICT.

Link: www.mcin.net


Manchester Youth Arts Network

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Manchester Youth Arts Network

We aim to open access to the Arts for Young People from right across Manchester and this site is just one way that the Arts can become more accessible.

We aim to ensure that Young people and those who work with young people have as full a knowledge as possible in order to access what is available across the Arts in Manchester and to share information and break down barriers to access.

Link: www.manchesteryoutharts.org


Performing Arts Network Development Agency

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Performing Arts Network And Development Agency

PANDA provides a high quality resource of developmental support, information, advice, professional development and networking for both established and emergent companies within Greater Manchester's independent performing arts sector.

Link: www.panda-arts.org.uk


Social Enterprise Development Initiative logo

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Social Enterprise Development Initiative

SEDI Ltd. is a not-for-profit social enterprise, based in Cheetham. SEDI works locally, regionally, nationally and transnationally in order to secure a better future for the Muslim Faith community and those who wish to work with it.

SEDI is a community economic development organisation that is built by local individuals and works in partnership with individuals and organisations for the betterment of all. Inherently this means that there is a continual fine balancing act between its business social objectives.

Link : www.sedi.org.uk


Thetoolkit.net

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TheToolkit.net

The Toolkit is a website for individuals and groups who are developing creative enterprises and community arts projects in Manchester. It contains up-to-date information on organisations, networks, training and funding that can help you to make your project a success. The site is simple to use and includes information on arts and creative sectors, development agencies, networks, training, unions and festivals, as well as health and safety, marketing and child protection.

Link: www.thetoolkit.net


Voluntary Action Manchester

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Voluntary Action Manchester

Voluntary Action Manchester is a Council for Voluntary Service, offering advice, information and support to voluntary and community groups in Manchester. It also manages the Community Chest, a small pot of funding which support community activity in deprived areas, so that more people become involved in the regeneration of their communities and neighbourhoods. Visit the site for more information.

Link: www.vamanchester.org.uk


x.trax

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x.trax

x.trax is the UK's international showcase festival, bringing a selection of the best contemporary performance to Manchester to an invited audience of arts promoters, festival and arts professionals, as well as local audiences. It is designed as an opportunity for artists to show their work to the people who are able to buy it, and an opportunity for promoters to see work they may want to book.

As well as co-ordinating the showcase x.trax also offers strategic support to artists and promoters, and facilitates networking opportunities throughout the year.

Link: www.xtrax.org.uk

 
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