Links of interest
Below are links to some websites that may be of interest to local Arts groups and their members (please select the ‘Organisations’ menu item for details of Arts Forum member groups and the ‘Venues’ menu item for details of local venues for hire).
These links are provided as a convenience and for information only; they do not constitute any endorsement or approval by the Leighton–Linslade Arts Forum. The Leighton–Linslade Arts Forum bears no responsibility for the accuracy, legality or content of the external sites or subsequent links.
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The county council that covers the Leighton Buzzard area.Details:
Advice for organisers of performances and activities involving children, parents and carers, local authorities, schools and magistrates’ courts.Details:
A list of common terms used in acting or theatre which may be useful for those who preparing for an acting audition, joining a theatre program, or just curious about acting terms (note: this link is to the website of Event Tickets Center (ETC), an American online marketplace for buying and selling event tickets, but which also provides a number of educational resources).Details:
A set of suggestions as to how a young performer might improve technical skills, on-stage performances and gain confidence (note: this link is to the website of Event Tickets Center (ETC), an American online marketplace for buying and selling event tickets, but which also provides a number of educational resources).Details:
The national development agency for creativity and culture and they invest in art and culture for a lasting return. They are looking for organisations, artists, events, initiatives and others to apply for funding to help them achieve their mission of great art and culture for everyone.Details:
Greensand Country covers 40 miles of scenic landscape, which is defined by the Greensand Ridge and reaches three neighbouring counties, from Cambridgeshire in the East, across Bedfordshire and to Buckinghamshire in the West.It contains all of Bedfordshire’s remaining heathland, more than half of its woodland and more historic parkland than anywhere else in the country. Enjoy a weekend walk, a rural run, an exhilarating cycle or a gentle trot on horseback in Greensand Country.
