The reggae trailblazer joins Nana Benz Du Togo and Kizaba as the Liverpool festival unveils its latest wave of artists ahead of its 2026 return to Sefton Park

A powerful theatre production touring Yorkshire schools is helping children as young as nine recognise the warning signs of criminal exploitation and county lines grooming

A new food event at Masham Town Hall will see Michelin-starred chef Frances Atkins lead a team of Yorkshire chefs in creating a four-course feast using ingredients sourced from across the Nidderdale National Landscape.

In the quiet Roman village of Aldborough, a small festival with big intent is once again opening its doors to young singers - offering not just prize money, but a stage, a future, and a fighting chance

On Sunday mornings in Harrogate, the town moves differently.

The Access Manifesto and the fight to make the arts truly open to all

From railways to networks of care, a new travelling exhibition traces hope along a historic North East line - spotlighting 26 women, girls and non-binary people whose work is quietly reshaping the region today

Books still matter not because they are new, viral or profitable, but because they help us practice attentiveness, empathy and collective thought

New Arts Council England funding enables Bradford Producing Hub to strengthen community-led creative identity across Bradford

Getting real-world opportunities to 'observe, absorb and learn'

Following her Turner Prize nomination, Le Bas transforms art spaces with Un-Fair-Ground, drawing on 200 years of the gallery’s collection to radically reframe canonical and outsider works through feminist magic, ritual and collaboration

'Theatre at its most confident and outward-looking, combining artistic ambition with a clear sense of purpose'