From Magna Carta and Shakespeare to Ada Lovelace and The Beatles. Discover some of the world’s most exciting, beautiful and significant books, manuscripts and sound recordings at the British Library, London. If you’re planning...
Would you like to know more about what musicians do in rehearsal and performance? Are you keen to learn different techniques for listening to and understanding music? This online course will help you understand...
Produced as a major new commission that responds to the BALTIC’s vast Level 4 gallery, Heather Phillipson presents a series of videos, sounds and objects that operate as landmarks in a remixed geology. Somewhere...
A highly personal film shot by artist Charlotte Prodger on her iPhone, which recalls her experiences of coming out as gay in rural Scotland, has won her the prestigious £25,000 Turner Prize. The Glasgow-based...
Music is movement. A bold statement, but one that you can explore in this free online course. You’ll study with other participants on the course and study music through different types of body movement....
The Rambert Archive has a large collection of theatre programmes, cast sheets, publicity leaflets, press releases, and tour itineraries. More than 2,000 of these have been digitised and are freely available to view online....
How does opera work? How has it changed over 400 years? And most importantly, is opera relevant today? Make a New Year’s resolution in advance and sign up for this free course! The next...
The British Library have announced their 2019 exhibition programme and, for the first time, tickets for all exhibitions are now on sale. After a year of blockbuster hits and five-star reviews, here is a flavour of...
Are you a singer? Are you a composer? Check out these manuscripts of Christmas songs from the Vaughan Williams Library which specialises in English folksong.
Hi my name is Nargis Akthar a 3rd year University of Sunderland student doing a placement at The Murray Library. I’m studying Fashion Design & Promotion doing a placement that involves working with the...
Academics from the School of Culture will be delivering discussions on what 1918 meant to Sunderland. History students, and those with an interest in local history may wish to attend the event at Sunderland...
The journal ‘Creative Arts in Education and Therapy (CAET) – Eastern and Western Perspectives‘ is an international journal for artists, educators and therapists, who use and integrate creative arts in their work. The focus...
The first of this year’s School of Culture Research Seminars which will be held this week on 14th November, 4pm. The seminar, hosted by The Faculty of Education and Society Research Institute, will take place at Reg Vardy room 111 and is...
This manuscript collection comprises approximately 150 items including letters, photographs, theatre programmes and memorabilia, and is now available online via Trinity College Dublin’s digital library. The collection is strong on Oscar Wilde’s latter years...
WHAT WILL CITY OF DREAMS DO? We’re going to work hard to help everyone under 25 enjoy the fantastic things we have to see and do in our city, and to get the most...