Chichester Fringe commissioning grant winners announced!
Chichester Fringe has announced the winners for its brand-new commissioning grant scheme.
Chichester Fringe has announced the winners for its brand-new commissioning grant scheme.
Chichester District Council wants to hear your thoughts on our new Housing, Homelessness, and Rough Sleeping Strategy. Your feedback is crucial in shaping our community’s future.
Ahoy, music lovers!
Get ready to be transported to the high seas with the rousing and heartwarming tunes of the Selsey Shantymen! This concert is being held in aid of the Mayor’s Charity, The Chichester District Foodbank.
Project Manager analysing street lighting in the City.
By addressing the need for improved street lighting, we are making a significant step towards enhancing the overall quality of life in our city. We encourage everyone to participate in this initiative and share their feedback to help us prioritise and implement the necessary improvements.
The Volunteer Fair is an event taking place on Saturday, January 18th, 2025, from 10 am to 1 pm at The Council House in Chichester. It offers an opportunity to meet local organisations seeking volunteers.
More details can be accessed via a QR code, phone, or website.
Chichester Arts Forum welcomes artists of all kinds to share their passions, network with fellow creatives, and be inspired!
Join us for the next instalment on Thursday, 23 January from 6pm to 8pm at the Council House.
📍 Location: Council House, Assembly Room, Chichester.
Please let us know if you wish to attend by completing this online form: Chichester Arts Forum attendance – January 2025
Alternatively, please email: forums@chichestercity.gov.uk
On Friday, 13th December, the Mayor’s Charity Concert turned out to be a fortunate occasion for all involved, despite the initial setback of a daytime power outage. The power was restored just in time for the event to commence at The Council House.
Chichester Fringe is excited to announce the launch of its brand-new commissioning grant scheme. Two successful artists or companies will each receive a £250 grant to help bring their work to life. In addition to financial support, recipients will secure a spot in the Chichester Fringe 2025 programme.
This grant is designed for those who need additional financial assistance to develop their performances. The funds can be used for securing rehearsal space, purchasing props, or creating costumes. Successful applicants will also be given a performance slot at Chichester Fringe 2025.
From April 2024, Chichester City Council awarded Chichester Fringe a core funding grant of £15,000 over three years.
“Chichester City Council is excited to support the Chichester Fringe, fuelling the creativity of emerging artists and enriching our city’s vibrant cultural scene. These grants offer a fantastic opportunity to showcase fresh talent, provide vital support for new work, and contribute to making Chichester an even more dynamic, thriving community,”
Councillor Rhys Chant, Chair of Chichester City Council’s Arts Forum.
Applications will be open from Monday, 2 December to Wednesday, 1 January 2025.
For more information, visit Chichester Fringe Commissioning Grant 2025: https://www.chichesterfringe.co.uk/about-us/commissioning-grant-2025
Chichester Fringe will announce the successful applicants in the New Year.
Dates for Fringe 2025 are 31st May – 14th June.
Rotary Tree Blessing & Carol Singing
Wednesday 4th December
4pm-5pm, at the Chichester Cross
Chichester City Council is hosting a Parish Meeting to update residents on the progress of the City Council Plan, while also providing an opportunity to give feedback on current and future projects.