Projects
Robinson Howell Partnership manages a range of projects and undertake consultancy and evaluation for a range of clients. Here is a taste of the work that we do.
Spot On, Lancashire’s rural touring network
Working with local communities to promote professional performing arts in village halls, Spot On is a significant rural arts project in Lancashire. Spot On has commissioned plays, toured international music and theatre and given thousands of people the chance to see quality work on their doorstep.
The next tour is being planned, and you can download the new season brochure here, in early September. Contact us if you want more information.
MAiLOUT editorship
MAiLOUT is the national magazine for developing participation in the arts. In April 2005 Robinson Howell Partnership were appointed by the MAiLOUT Trust Ltd to edit the magazine. Why not have it delivered to your door by subscribing online?
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Download a previous issue (PDF)
CreativityWorks
CreativityWorks is the development project for the creative industries in East Lancashire. It has a regularly updated website and manages an annual awards ceremony celebrating creative achievement in the region. Robinson Howell Partnership manages the project for an East Lancashire based consortium.
CreativityWorks website
ARTSnet Manchester
ARTSNet exists to enable artists in Manchester to engage in the local neighbourhood renewal process. Linked to the Manchester Partnership it offers web based information, a regular newsletter and training opportunities. It is delivered by Robinson Howell Partnership for Community Arts North West.
ARTSnet web site
Creative Partnerships East Lancashire
Robinson Howell Partnership is working with Haslingden Primary School and Peel Park Primary School in Accrington to help them develop creative ways of working across the curriculum. Creative Partnerships is a national project designed to nurture the creativity of learners and educators though sustained partnerships. Robinson Howell Partnership has helped and is continuing to develop a number of projects in both schools
Creative Partnerships website
Other recent projects include:
• Lancashire's Bid to "Find your Talent", The Government's arts entitlement initiative for 0-19 year olds
• Arts and Event Strategies for Preston City Council
•Preperation of a successful bid to Arts Council Englandfor the East lancashire Asian Arts Forum (ELAF)
• An Arts impact study for Pendle
• Emerging Cities Forum – bringing Preston, Lisburn, Newport, Newry and Stirling together to discuss culture, regeneration and new city status.
• Arts Strategy for Hyndburn
• Feasibility and business plan for St. Andrews Church in Accrington and their plan to develop an arts focused mission
• Evaluation of the Inner City Living Project for Fresh, a creative industries development initiative in Preston