The Unfair Index is a UK-wide survey which focuses on the everyday barriers disabled people face: at home, at work, online and in public spaces, including in arts and culture. The survey is open to disabled people, neurodivergent people, unpaid carers and parents of disabled children across the UK.

ArcadeCampfa is pleased to announce two online residency opportunities. We are inviting artists with an interest in showing or developing work for the online space to apply for residencies lasting two to four weeks, between April to May 2026.

The College wishes to appoint an experienced and versatile Executive Officer to provide professional and high-level administration assistance to the College’s Director of Music through this critical period of strategic development.

Stepping In is a training and mentoring programme for practitioners from Welsh speaking and underrepresented communities in North Wales to step into the field of arts and health.

To celebrate 60 years of creativity in Cwmbran we are inviting artists and makers from across the UK to submit work for an open exhibition in Gallery 1.

Synwyriwm (“sensorium”) builds on a successful pilot and moves into a new phase of creativity, nature, wellbeing, and community connection.

CRIPtic Arts is incredibly excited to announce the re-launch of our disabled-led artist development programmes for 2026.

The National Neurodivergence Team is delighted to share that registration is now open for Neuroinclusion Matters! – a pair of FREE online events taking place during Neurodiversity Celebration Week.

Artists enter with a self-portrait and those selected to take part in the heats have four hours to paint a celebrity sitter.

Hijinx: Meet Fredm Leila Navabi’s Relay, and Ledi’r Wyrcws

Join us for the launch of Chopsy, the new book from Maya Jordan AND Gentle as Moss on Stone, a new award winning short film from boredomresearch

As part of our evolving artistic vision, we are expanding our visual arts programme and are seeking a passionate and ambitious Gallery Curator to shape the future of our gallery spaces.

Am is proud to launch Tudalen, a new digital space on our website to publish original literature from Wales. In partnership with the National Library of Wales, Tudalen will, through an open call-out, share 3 winning pieces of Welsh language micro-fiction on St David’s Day.

Are you passionate about music in Wales and like communicating, marketing, and working with creative people? PYST is looking for a Communications and Product Officer to join our small and enthusiastic team in Cardiff.

Citrus Arts, the Pontypridd-based arts and creative skills charity, is on the hunt for young people looking for a new challenge or a career in the arts to join its free, technical art skills training scheme.

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.