Certificate course
Community Arts Producer
≈ 40 minutes total8 credits to earn the certificate
Learning outcomes
Upon successful completion, learners will be able to:
- ▸Develop compelling funding bids for community arts projects.
- ▸Design inclusive and accessible arts events for diverse community groups.
- ▸Secure appropriate rights and consent for community arts performances.
- ▸Explain the impact of European cultural initiatives on local communities.
- ▸Curate a credible community exhibition within a limited budget.
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Compulsory modules · all 5 required
Booking a community arts grant
Where to start looking, and how to write a first application.
Public art and community consent
Why a mural or sculpture without the neighbourhood's say-so is a problem.
Inclusive workshops for all abilities
Six design choices that lower barriers without dumbing the work down.
Making participatory theatre safe
Three rules from forum-theatre practice that protect everyone involved.
Writing Arts Funding Bids That Win
Learn how to craft a compelling arts funding application that stands out, meets funder criteria, and brings your creative project to life.
Elective modules · choose 3 of 7
Pop-up exhibitions on a shoestring
How to mount a credible community exhibition for under €200.
Elective
How to Run a Film Night with Rights Cleared
Learn how public performance licences work so you can organise a legal, stress-free community film night anywhere in Europe.
Elective
Sensory-Friendly Events: Welcoming Everyone
Learn what sensory-friendly events are, why they matter, and how simple changes can make arts and culture accessible to all.
Elective
Free-to-use European music libraries
Where to find safe, legal background music for community videos.
Elective
Photographing Performances With Consent
Learn how to photograph live performances respectfully and legally by understanding consent, privacy rights, and best practice across Europe.
Elective
Crediting Indigenous and minority creators
Why proper credit isn't a footnote, it's an act of respect.
Elective
European Capitals of Culture: what they are
A 40-year EU initiative that puts cities (and their communities) on the world stage.
Elective