Oriel Davies Gallery is a vibrant contemporary art space in Mid Wales, committed to sustainability, inclusivity, and community engagement. This role is ideal for individuals who are passionate about art, hospitality, and community service, and who thrive in dynamic, public-facing settings.

The Lisa Ullmann Traveling Scholarship Fund supports individuals working in all areas of movement and dance who wish to travel to enrich their professional practice.

GwyrddNi is looking for creative practitioners from a variety of disciplines for 5 commissions across 5 areas in Gwynedd.

3-part in-person course in BSL and deaf awareness, designed to equip participants with the essential BSL skills and awareness they need to communicate with deaf and/or hard of hearing cast, crew and contributors whilst working on productions.

This part-time role is central to delivering our membership services and events programme, supporting the growth and engagement of our network of performing arts organisations across Wales.

Wrecsam is diving into the bid for UK City of Culture 2029, and we want your voice right at its heart. Join Dirty Protest Theatre and the creu criw of local artists to explore creativity, community and the true spirit of Wrecsam2029.

This is an exciting and challenging role within the organisation, central to helping us to deliver on our ambition to create excellent theatre and deliver a great visitor experience that excites audiences in Cardiff and beyond.  

IN TUNE is a series of FREE, virtual networking sessions for Disabled, Neurodivergent and Deaf workers in the music industry in Wales.

g39 is recruiting up to three Trustees to its Board. This is a brilliant opportunity to help steer g39 into the future, in close collaboration with the team at g39 and fellow Trustees.

As part of our 2026 programme MWYHAU | AMPLIFY, Richard Chappell Dance (RCD) will commission two early to mid career choreographers based in or from Wales to create works for performance alongside RCD repertoire through an open call.

Author:Ysgol Glan Morfa Closing date: 12/12/2025 We are eager to ensure that every class has unique experiences of different types of art, based on voice, identity, and the history of our area. These activities will encourage creativity, connection with our community, and celebrate local culture. What will you do? Collaborate with pupils to develop creative ideas. Lead inspiring workshops to engage children of different ages. Create a final artwork to be displayed in the scho

Deaf Gathering Cymru is a deaf-led festival in Cardiff brought to you by Deaf Gwdihŵ (Jonny Cotsen and Heather Williams) and Chapter.

WAHWN is pleased to be able to offer a small number of bursaries to artists and professionals working across Arts, Health & Wellbeing to ‘Go & See’ other projects, spaces of interest, meet with new partners and collaborators, support training costs, attend arts and health conferences or festivals.

This course will offer a safe and supportive space in which to explore your own neurodivergent experience through poetry.

Invigilator + is a flagship professional development opportunity from the Arts Council of Wales. It forms a key part of Wales’ presence at the 61st International Art Exhibition – La Biennale di Venezia, running from 9 May to 22 November 2026.

Music Theatre Wales are commissioning two new Street Art Operas for public presentation in Autumn 2026.

Theatr Clwyd are looking for an emerging creative with an active interest in lighting and / or video design, a passion for theatre and an interest in gaining experience in creating large-scale, high-quality, accessible work to join them as Trainee Lighting & Video Designer on their upcoming production of Under Milk Wood.

Join Inclusive Journalism Cymru to celebrate the publication of Mair Jones’ creative essay commissioned as part of our ‘Understanding Our Past to Know Our Present’ project, in partnership with the Wales Broadcast Archive.

This is a fantastic chance to gain hands-on experience and be part of a dynamic team in the world of special effects, while working towards a Level 3 Apprenticeship in Creative and Digital Media with Sgil Cymru.

For disability history month. Amend are looking for neurodivergent people to participate in a relaxed reading of a short theatre piece about the laird Hugh Blair of Borgue, a neurodivergent man from the eighteenth century.