Upcoming Events
9 Artists wanted for performing arts project.
Artists from any performing arts discipline required for any of: Friday afternoon (around 2pm), Saturday afternoon for 10-week block of participatory performing arts workshops.
Workshops are open access but are advertised to health service users. Workshops will all take place at the Wallsend People's Centre.
- Start date: w/c 16th January 2009 for 10 weeks
- Other start dates TBC
- Choice of hours and days available within time slots
- Rate of pay: £40 per hour
- Ideal way to get involved with NHS projects
Interested?
Please contact Matt Henderson on 0191 262 1808 or send through your CV to info@aida-arts.org.uk
Pen and Tonic will be running a series of workshops aimed at people who wish to use writing for health techniques for themselves and/or the people they work with.
Wednesday 21st January, 10 - 4
Writing for Health Taster Day. £50 including buffet lunch
MEA House, Ellison Place,
Newcastle NE1 8X6
Haydn: Mass in B flat major (Harmoniemesse); and Hummel: Mass in E flat major Op. 80
Saturday 22nd November 2008
- 7.30pm King's Hall, Newcastle University
- Tickets: £15
£13 Concessions, £7.50 Students and UB40 - Tickets available from Newcastle TIC Central Arcade 0191 277 8003 and JG Windows 0191 232 1356
- email: o.h.cameron@newcastle.ac.uk
Please visit www.newcastlebachchoir.org.uk for more information.
Access, Inclusion and Development in Arts (or AIDA for short) is a not-for-profit Community Interest Company that aims to help people develop arts projects. We support a wide range of arts projects, from those that involve only professional artists in artistic development or the creation of new work, to participatory community arts projects, festivals and performances.
AIDA arose out of a need to increase the support for arts projects to be developed, evaluated and sustained. Following an extensive market research period, where the business model underwent several stages of refinement, AIDA began trading in March 2007.
AIDA are a resident organisation in the Buddle Arts Centre, Wallsend, that they use as an accessible interface and base for a business which now extends throughout the North East.
Our stakeholders span a large cross-section of the community and include artists and arts organizations, community centres, residents associations, local authorities, universities and colleges. We work with many other social enterprises, including over 15% of the CICs in the North East, to help them to become involved with more arts projects.
Our activities aim to make projects more creative, fun, frequent and successful for everyone involved. We can help by writing funding applications for arts projects (which we do at no cost) and to attract sponsorship (which we only charge for if the sponsorship is successful). We also help to identify new project partners, helping projects to become more sustainable. We can help with publicity and brand development, which when combined with evaluation, can help to create a well-positioned and effective brand in the market.
Let us help you: have an AIDA idea.