by Milly Kirby | May 28, 2020 | Coming up, News, YNAF, YNAF 2020
Following on from last year’s Creative Multilingualism project, this year we are asking what does language mean to you? We’re inviting young artists aged 5-25 to respond to the question; What does my language mean to you? This could be your own language, or that of...
by Milly Kirby | May 18, 2020 | Coming up, News, YNAF, YNAF 2020
Calling all musicians, dancers, poets, performers! Young Norfolk Arts wants to showcase young talent as part of our virtual Young Norfolk Arts Festival stage running from 3-6 July 2020. We’ll be sharing pre-recorded performances as well as live streams, and we can...
by Milly Kirby | May 13, 2020 | News, YNA Collective, YNA Comms Team, YNAF
As part of the virtual Young Norfolk Arts Festival 2020 the YNA Collective are curating no space, every place – a virtual exhibition to be held from the 2 – 6 of July 2020. And we need YOUR artwork to fill it! There’s also a chance to win some great...
by Milly Kirby | Apr 15, 2020 | Coming up, News, YNA Collective, YNAF, YNWC
Presenting the first ever virtual Young Norfolk Arts Festival! In the light of so many festivals and gatherings being cancelled or postponed we have decided that this year’s Young Norfolk Arts Festival will be a virtual event. Whilst we are disappointed not to be able...
by Milly Kirby | Mar 17, 2020 | Coming up, News, Partner News, YNA Collective, YNA Comms Team, YNAC, YNAF, YNWC
All of us at Young Norfolk Arts Trust are committed to continuing to fulfil our aims and objectives and to supporting our Partners and the young people with whom we work in this current period of uncertainty. In reality this will mean that the methods of delivery of...
by Milly Kirby | Jan 28, 2020 | Coming up, News, Partner News, YNAF, YNWC
We’ve teamed up with the National Centre for Writing to offer early-career poets the opportunity to create a poem suitable for 8-10 year olds as part of this year’s North Norfolk Poetry Slam. The commissioned poem (up to 24 lines in total) will be...
