It is an exciting time to be joining Bradford Arts Centre. You will provide excellent customer service to the visitors and customers of Bradford Arts Centre and play a key role in the day to day running of the venue, supporting staff to ensure meetings and events run smoothly. They are looking for someone who is proactive and confident in taking the initiative and managing multiple tasks and timelines. You will be a strong team player with excellent interpersonal skills.

Multiple roles are available to work on the Sheffield DocFest, due to take place 10-15 Jun 2026:

Senior Production Coordinator
Volunteer Coordinator
Festival Venue Coordinators
Festival Box Office Coordinators

Roles close on various dates throughout January and early February. You can apply for multiple roles with the same application by stating your preference at the top.

Fair Food Futures UK brings together powerful photographs and stories shared by families with children living in Tower Hamlets, London, and Bradford, exploring how communities are responding to the challenges of accessing food and support. Forty families have shared their stories through interviews, photography and video, offering unique insights into how people navigate food insecurity and community support.

The Fair Food Futures UK exhibition is free and runs from 29 October 2025 until 21 February 2026, Monday to Saturday, from 9am to 5pm at the 1st floor of Darley Street Market.

Bradford Arts Centre is looking for an exceptional individual who is a Qualified Accountant and who is passionate about arts and culture to be the Treasurer of its Board of Trustees.

Trustees are expected to attend a minimum of four in-person Board meetings a year – with further meetings and informal discussions as required; represent Bradford Arts Centre at external events; and attend at least one performance at the venue each season. This role is not paid, but they cover any expenses that you might incur whilst delivering your responsibilities (including lost income for joining meetings).

Prior experience of being part of a Board is not required.

As a Casual Production Technician, you will support the delivery of a wide variety of performances and events across the programme, including music, theatre, talks, and hires. Working with the senior technician and Technical Management, you will assist in the setup, operation, and de-rig of lighting, sound, AV, staging, and general technical support. This is a flexible role suited to experienced, highly skilled, confident technicians who enjoy working in a fast-paced live events environment.

Bradford Museums and Galleries are looking for a dynamic and creative Marketing Officer to join their dedicated team. This role is an opportunity for someone with flair for public engagement and a passion for connecting diverse audiences with our rich cultural heritage. You'll develop and implement marketing campaigns to support delivery of Bradford Museums and Galleries Service in meeting their audience development priorities and promote the activities and key partnerships as part of an integrated and accessible communications and marketing service.

In this Creative Freelancer Guide to Tax and Self-Assessment, Bradford Producing Hub will share tips to simplify managing your freelance finances and make submitting your tax return less daunting.

Hosted by Callum Holt from The Middle Floor, this session will demystify self-employment and tax; covering how self-employment affects other work, what financial records you need to keep, and which expenses and income to include in your tax return.

Common/Wealth is looking for 2-3 voluntary Board members to join them in shaping the future of the organisation, support the work they do and the change they want to make. Your role is to be a critical friend, ensuring they are achieving their charitable aims and to help strengthen their resilience.

Common/Wealth are keen to hear from candidates with experience in finance, communications, and business development / entrepreneurship. Previous experience of being on a Board is not necessary, but interest in and enthusiasm for their work is.

The Code of Ethics provides a framework for the practical application of ethical considerations to our everyday work in museums and reflects a contract of trust between museums and the public. The code is for you, your colleagues, and your communities.

Through a combination of panel discussion, breakout groups, reflection and questions you will be able to explore the code in more detail, discuss how it can be applied in practice, and reflect on the ethical challenges that are most pertinent to your organisation at this time.

The Hepworth Wakefield Print Fair returns on Sat 13 and Sun 14 Jun 2026. The fair will host around 60 artists, collectives, and galleries displayed across a range of table top stalls and booths - with all works for sale. Applications are welcomed from emerging and established UK-based artists, textile designers and illustrators working in screen print, etching, monoprint, giclee, risograph, lithograph, collagraph, linocut, letterpress and other print media.