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Oldham Coliseum Theatre are recruiting new trustees to join them at this exciting time. 
The role of trustee is a voluntary position and requires dedication to the theatre’s development, ensuring that the Company fulfils its charitable purpose for the public benefit. All trustees are ambassadors for Oldham Coliseum Theatre’s work and community.
In 2020 People’s History Museum (PHM) will launch a year long programme of new exhibitions, events, learning activities and creative collaborations that will explore the theme of migration. 
Centre for Chinese Contemporary Art (CFCCA) is looking for an Age-Friendly Projects Coordinator to deliver engagement projects for older people, specifically the Chinese-speaking communities of Greater Manchester, working with the Programme and Engagement Coordinator to provide meaningful experiences to this specific community. This vital new role will have responsibility for delivery of a National Lottery Community Fund project aimed at improving CFCCA’s engagement with this target audience while also supporting CFCCAs age friendly work more broadly.
Festival50 is part of Chetham’s School of Music’s celebration of fifty years of creative education, accessibility and diversity. In 1969, students – including the first female and international students in a 300 year school history – joined Chetham’s by audition. That small musical revolution formed a new co-educational specialist music school with far-reaching results. In 2019, we celebrate that moment of positive change with our wider community in Festival50.
Odd Arts transforms lives with creative arts that challenge and inspire. Odd Arts are one of the UK’s leading organisations in applied theatre and arts in criminal justice. There are two positions available (must have ability to act roles within the 16-25yrs age range).
The post holders will be responsible for:
Main duties:
Manchester City Council have opened their Manchester Culture Awards 2019 for nominations, they want to hear about last year's events, people, projects and shows. Large or small, international or local, this is your chance to nominate the people, organisations and groups that you think made a creative buzz in Manchester between 1 April 2018 and 31 March 2019. 
Get Together and Get Things Done is part of a city-wide programme in 2019 to commemorate the bicentenary of the Peterloo Massacre.
Contact Theatre and the Greater Manchester Coalition of Disabled People are looking for a group of young disabled people between 15-25 who live in Manchester and want to have an impact on theatre by viewing theatre pieces for free and sharing your thoughts on them.
A collaboration between Contact Theatre and the Greater Manchester Coalition of Disabled People, the first show will be ‘Ramping Up’ on:
Saturday 4 May 2019, 1.30pm
At The Bread Shed, 126 Grosvenor St, Manchester, M1 7HL
Access needs, including transport will be supported.
The Our Shared Cultural Heritage (OSCH) project is requesting proposals for Evaluation work for the three year project. 
This one-day course provides an introduction to a creative approach to group facilitation. It aims to encourage, develop and inspire those with responsibility to lead others through a facilitative process, be it for the purposes of team building, consultation, idea-generation or training. Throughout the day, we will be using a number of different interactive exercises and games in order to illustrate content.
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