Arts Award’s unique qualifications support children and young people to grow as artists and arts leaders, inspiring them to connect to and take part in the wider arts world.

A development programme for people across Gloucestershire who want to kickstart and sustain change.

In 2012-2013 we undertook a series of workshops with our members to identify what needed to happen in the arts and cultural sector to achieve those outcomes.

Can libraries in Gloucestershire be new places of “arts every day” for children and young people especially those who do not actively engage with the sector?

CG, NHS Gloucestershire and 3 district councils have been selected by the Cultural Commissioning Programme to develop a new bespoke framework for arts and cultural commissioning - incorporating arts and culture into health and wellbeing services across the county.

Extra-ordinary events in unexpected places across Gloucester.

The Going the Extra Mile (GEM) Project aims to engage with and support individuals in Gloucestershire who are currently dealing with circumstances that are potentially causing barriers to work and move these people closer towards education, training, volunteering or work, including self-employment.

Creating a shared vision of how cultural education could be revolutionised, resulting in a high quality, joined up, comprehensive and sustainable offer for children and young people.

Following a successful collective bid to Arts Council England’s Catalyst fund, CG is working with seven organisations to develop expertise of and models in private giving, and initiatives such as joint friends schemes and ambassadors for the arts.

‘Art. Not what I expected’ was a campaign to change public perception of the arts, and raise the profile of arts in the region, piloted in the Stroud district.

Create Gloucestershire secured investment of over £100,000 from the Creative Employment Programme to create 40 employment opportunities in the cultural sector for 18-24 year olds.

With our members and evaluation specialists DHA and Praxis we have co-designed a new framework to collect data across a range of arts and cultural organisations across Gloucestershire.

Arts Inc was a programme of consultation, review and strategic development to find more effective ways for arts organisations specialist in inclusion to work together, establish how they could better work with VCS sectors and communities, and develop joint policies, strategies and initiatives.

With the close of GLOSS arts education agency in 2011, CG committed to addressing its aims with the remaining funding.