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Arts Council England: Celebrating Age

This joint programme is worth a total of £3 million and funds 32 projects, delivering around 100 to 200 creative ageing events a month.

Case study: Arts

14 January 2019

Older people’s stories are taking centre stage in Hat Fair’s Celebrating Age projects

For its Celebrating Age project, Hat Fair in Winchester has commissioned exciting new theatre and film with older people to share their stories with wider audiences in a range of ways.

Blog post: Arts

26 November 2018

Saitama Gold Theatre – leading the world in ambition for creative ageing

David Cutler is inspired by a visit to the World Gold Theatre festival last month in Saitama, Japan.

Blog post: Arts

16 November 2018

From abolishing slavery to protecting human rights today, legal action has played an important role

The law can be a powerful tool for change across the voluntary sector and across issues, and not just for those who see themselves as 'legal charities'.

Blog post: Strengthening Civil Society

18 September 2018

Words, words, words and creative ageing

There is some wonderful work happening in the creative ageing field with spoken word, creative writing and literature - and there should be more!

Blog post: Arts

Time & Tide provide artistic inspiration for a group of older residents on the Isle of Wight

Hannah Griffiths

Older residents from the Isle of Wight have produced wonderful works of art - from sculpture to tapestry - with Independent Arts, supported by our joint 'Celebrating Age' fund with the Arts Council England

Blog post: Arts

Homemade Circus Handbook

Homemade Circus uses circus to improve the health and wellbeing of older participants. This booklet for care homes enables care homes and day centres to try out some simple circus games themselves.

‘We want to be remembered’

François Matarasso

‘Bed’, devised and performed by Entelechy Arts Elders’ Company, went on tour to Southbank Centre's (B)old festival last week. Baring Foundation trustee, François Matarasso, writes about the piece.

Blog post: Arts

Each breath is valuable: an evaluation of an arts in care homes programme

An evaluation of a joint funding initiative with the Arts Council England (2013-2016) to explore models of professional arts practice with older people in care homes over three years.

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