Our vision is to make Dumfries and Galloway the destination place, where all artists and arts organisations want to live, work and make a living.
Drop-In Sessions
Come and meet the DGU team at one of our drop-in sessions across the region. Tell us what you're up to and find out about funding opportunities, support and training. Open to DGU members and non-members.
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Come and meet the DGU team at one of our drop-in sessions across the region. Tell us what you're up to and find out about funding opportunities, support and training. Open to DGU members and non-members.
Find out more...
Funding
Find out more about Innovate Create Cultivate, our fund to support emerging and established creative practitioners, and the
Get Involved Get Inspired Fund, which supports creative events, activities and opportunities for people to access in their communities.
Find out more about Innovate Create Cultivate, our fund to support emerging and established creative practitioners, and the
Get Involved Get Inspired Fund, which supports creative events, activities and opportunities for people to access in their communities.
Consultation on Scottish Government draft Cultural Strategy
On Tuesday 4th September, DGU held a consultation on the Scottish Government's Draft Cultural Strategy for Scotland.
The event was facilitated by Jim Tough, former CEO of Creative Scotland, and was well attended by representatives of various creative industries across the region.
Feedback on the draft cultural strategy has been collated by DGU and is available here. It has been submitted to First Minister Nicola Sturgeon and Fiona Hyslop, Cabinet Secretary for Culture, Tourism and External Affairs, along with a response letter.
To get involved in the conversation about Scotland's culture, respond to the Draft Cultural Strategy, and on Twitter, mention @culturescotgov and use the hashtag #culturescot
On Tuesday 4th September, DGU held a consultation on the Scottish Government's Draft Cultural Strategy for Scotland.
The event was facilitated by Jim Tough, former CEO of Creative Scotland, and was well attended by representatives of various creative industries across the region.
Feedback on the draft cultural strategy has been collated by DGU and is available here. It has been submitted to First Minister Nicola Sturgeon and Fiona Hyslop, Cabinet Secretary for Culture, Tourism and External Affairs, along with a response letter.
To get involved in the conversation about Scotland's culture, respond to the Draft Cultural Strategy, and on Twitter, mention @culturescotgov and use the hashtag #culturescot
