Following our first online Erasmus Plus course involving youth workers and youth leaders from 7 countries, we are pleased to announce our next Erasmus Plus online experience. Organised by our
Between the 7th and 15th of November we organised part 2 of our International Youth Work Training Course, Stories of You(th)R Life, together with our partner organisation in Romania .
Beat Bazaar Projects has been awarded £75000 as part of the Government’s £1.57 billion Culture Recovery Fund (CRF) to help face the challenges of the coronavirus pandemic and to ensure
Our organisation has been awarded funding from the Arts Council of England's Emergency Response fund to work towards adjusting our business model to be able to better function in an
We are honoured that our festival Góbéfest has received the EFFE Label 2019-2020, Europe’s quality stamp for remarkable arts festivals, for it's engagement in the field of the arts, community
We are very grateful and extremely pleased that we are being supported by the Arts Council's national emergency response fund. The fund will enable us to continue collaborating with our
Due to the Covid 19 Coronavirus Pandemic we will not be able to go ahead with this year's Góbéfest, which was planned to take place in Exchange Square and Cathedral
Long term youth project on exploring and practicing Labyrinth Theatre and Forum Theatre as creative and innovative youth work methods in order to support the integration of refugees, migrants, minorities
Last year we organised an event for budding creative entrepreneurs to get them ready for self employment. The Legacy Sessions welcomed young freelancers from all over the UK to Stun
