Suffolk Coastal bags £4.9M of Arts Council Funding

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Great news. Suffolk Coastal arts organisations have bagged £1,624,015 a year over the next three years, bringing culture and creative opportunities to thousands of residents.

Congratulations to Britten Pears Arts and the HighTide Festival for securing a combined total of £4.9 million of Arts Council funding from 2023 – 2026, continuing as National Portfolio Organisations.

Britten Pears Arts based at Snape Maltings will receive £1,428,835 per year whilst the HighTide Festival will get just under £200k.

I'm also pleased that there is support for Eastern Angles, which does a lot of touring in Suffolk Coastal and for Dance East.

 

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