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20 Stories High - Artistic Director
This role is about shaping the artistic future of 20 Stories High in partnership with the Executive Director, Associate Director and the team. Championing new voices, developing the next generation of artists and ensuring our work continues to challenge, celebrate and reflect the communities we work alongside. Salary: £40,000–£45,000 (Full time equivalent), depending on experience. Contract: We’re open to discussing full-time, part time or job share arrangements. Working Pattern: 37.5 hours per week. Deadline to apply: 5 October 2026
Blaze Arts - Open Call - Artist Pool
We’re seeking artists and creative practitioners, working across a multitude of art forms, including but not limited to: Visual Arts, Theatre & Performance, Photography, Dance, Music, Film & Digital Media, Podcasting, Experimental & Interdisciplinary Practices. You don’t need to have previous experience in socially engaged practice, although this is preferred, just an interest in collaborating with young people aged 14-25, and a willingness to co-create meaningful, youth-led work. Our fees range from £200 - £350, depending on the nature of the work and project timescales. Apply by 8th Sept.
Lancaster Arts - Temporary Administrative Assistant
Lancaster Arts is a distinctive combined-arts organisation based on the Lancaster University campus. The Administration Assistant is the central point of coordination for the administration and public engagement of the Lancaster Arts programme working closely with the Operations and Planning Manager and the Communications and Marketing Manager to support our Autumn 2026 season. Start Date: 28th September. End Date: 20th December 2026. Interview Date: 14th September 2026. Working Hours: 30 hours per week. £13.70 per hour + £1.65 holiday pay. Deadline to Apply: 06 September 2026.
Burnley Youth Theatre - Community Engagement Lead
oin us part-time (3 days a week) leading creative outreach projects for young people aged 11–18 across Burnley. We’re looking for someone with experience in: Delivering arts workshops & community projects, Building strong relationships with young people & community partners, Managing projects, budgets & freelance teams, Creative problem-solving and inclusive engagement, Working with young people from diverse and marginalised communities. Fixed term to October 2027. Applications close: 12 noon, Monday 7 September. More info via web link.
Factory International - Family Programme Manager
Factory International are looking for a Family Programme Manager to support the development and delivery of Factory International’s family offer. Building on their initial work with families across a range of activity, they are seeking a Family Programme Manager to support the development and delivery of Factory International’s family offer. This role will lead on the planning and delivery of family events and activity within the building while helping to strengthen relationships with families and communities across Greater Manchester. Fixed term role: Sept-31 March 2027. Deadline: 2 September
