The circus that roars with fun
THE McLaren Circus is a family circus with both local and international artists, and beautiful performing animals that tours around South Africa annually, spreading the magic of the circus to all.
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Market Theatre Foundation Looks for Windybrow Head
THE Windybrow Arts Centre, a business unit of the Market Theatre Foundation, with a Pan-African programming focus, seeks a highly motivated and dynamic individual for the following cultural leadership post:
Market Theatre Foundation seeks Audience Engagement Strategist
THE Market Theatre Foundation seeks applications from highly motivated and dynamic individuals for the post of: Audience Engagement Strategist in a contract position.
BASA Job Opportunity
BUSINESS Arts South Africa is looking for a part-time facilitator on a three month fixed contract.
Global royalties for creators reach record high of €8.6 billion
CISAC’s 2016 Global Collections Report shows strong growth in all regions of the world and provides insight into digital music business.
Cultural Observatory announces 2017 scholarship & bursaries
THE SOUTH African Cultural Observatory (SACO) announced the opening of its 2017 scholarship and bursary season, with over R500 000 allocated to young scholars wanting to pursue honours, masters and doctoral studies next year.
British Council Connect ZA arts team looking for project manager
THE British Council are looking for an experienced project manager to join the Connect ZA arts team. You will be responsible for delivering a wide range of exciting arts projects with our partners from the UK and South Africa and manage collaborative projects which are multidisciplinary in nature.
International Community Arts Centres Conference
THE Sibikwa Arts Centre in Benoni will be hosting the Shukuma Mzansi International Community Arts Centres Conference 2017 at its renovated and revamped premises.
Creative hubs: Lighthouses for the new urban economy
THE British Council's latest research considers the definition, value and impact of creative hubs on the wider economy, particularly in times of financial and political uncertainty.
Why a South African Cultural Observatory?
QUANTIFYING the value of a nation’s cultural creative economy plays a huge role in decision-making for future cultural investments and initiatives.
France –South Africa Co-Production Workshop
THE National Film and Video Foundation (NFVF) and National Centre Cinema of France in conjunction with the French Embassy in South Africa will host a 2-day workshop in Paris on the week of 27 March 2017.
Cultural Observatory workshops pull back veil on needs of arts, culture, heritage sectors
THE SOUTH African Cultural Observatory (SACO) recently completed a country-wide tour of the arts, culture and heritage sectors, in a workshop series that aimed to listen, learn and distil from the inputs of practitioners across all nine provinces.