Manchester City Council's Cultural Partnership Grants programme 2023-26 will provide core funding to cultural organisations in Manchester. Grants are available at £10,000 - £40,000 per year 
(subject to Council decision-making and budget setting) and the programme will launch in September.
To be eligible for this funding, your organisation must be:
MIF/The Factory are looking to pilot partnerships with four small organisations from Manchester or Salford. They’ll provide £10,000 as well as 12 months of logistical and capacity building support.
They are looking to open up direct and honest dialogues to improve knowledge and understanding so the range of voices from across the region are heard and reflected across their wider programme.
National Lottery Heritage Fund is launching a new funding initiative which will give pioneering organisations the freedom to be ambitious in their thinking and help shape the future of the heritage workforce.
The Heritage Innovation Fund will give groups the power to be more experimental, creative and try new ways of working to meet the future demands and ambitions for the UK’s diverse heritage.
Artist led charity Pool Arts have been commissioned by HOME Manchester to produce new work that will be exhibited in HOME’s Granada Galleries from 29 July until 7 September. A preview will take place on 28 July at 6pm.
Afghan artists across the UK and Europe present a festival of Afghan kite-flying, storytelling, music, poetry and dance. Spread across 16 locations in the UK and Europe, Fly With Me invites you to 
make and fly Afghan kites on 20 August 2022, marking one year since the fall of Afghanistan to the Taliban.
The Turnpike Gallery is delighted to announce the launch of A New Exchange an artist development programme for six early to mid-career socially engaged artists who live and work in Greater 
Manchester. The programme will run from September 2022 to March 2023.
Do you live in Manchester and want to bring people and ideas together?
Becoming an Art Agent is an opportunity for you to imagine a better future for people in Manchester, to make something happen and to do it your way. It could be a get together, a new creation or something entirely new.
Join the UK’s biggest thank you party.
The past couple of years have been testing for all of us. But with The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee this summer there’s never been a better excuse for great big party, to say thank you to everyone who has helped us through.
That’s why Sunday 5 June is this year’s Thank You Day.
Theatres run by charities and not-for-profit organisations throughout the United Kingdom can apply for funding to support small capital projects that will enable them to remain viable and thrive in the future.
Holyoake House is home to numerous co-operatives and social enterprises, and received its Grade II listed status on 20 June 1988. Built in 1911, using subscriptions from co-ops across the UK, 
Holyoake House was erected in memory of Co-operative activist George Holyoake. The movement decided to honour him by building a permanent headquarters for the Co-operative Union near Victoria Station in Manchester.