Jobs and Creative Call-Outs
Jobs, creative call-outs, and opportunities to get involved in Children's Capital of Culture 2025.
Find your perfect match and make a difference in Rotherham.
Artist opportunity
Children’s Capital of Culture are looking for a visual artist to create 4 signs that will be displayed at the Eastwood Funfest on the 7th of June 2025 at Eldon Road Playing Fields.
Deadline: Monday 5 May
Evaluation and Impact Film Commissions
We are looking for filmmakers who can work collaboratively with the CCoC creative learning team, our external evaluator, and schools themselves to create short films documenting key creative learning projects.
Deadline: Friday 6 June
Become a Heritage Producer!
As part of our landmark festival year, we’re running an ambitious new creative project that will work with communities right across Rotherham – and we’re now looking for local young people to help deliver it, as our brand-new Heritage Producers!
Visual arts commission
We are looking for four visual artists to work collaboratively with pupils within local schools to create four large, eye-catching and visually impactful public artworks that celebrate and promote Children’s Capital of Culture.
Deadline: 5:00pm on Friday 9 May
Trainee Host Organisation call-out!
A key part of our landmark festival year is our Children’s Capital of Culture traineeship programme. This gives 16-to-25-year-olds who live, work or study in Rotherham the chance to work with some of our region’s most vibrant cultural organisations on innovative creative projects.
Deadine: Wednesday 30 April
Family Learning Grants
We are launching a brand new family learning grant, designed for small community organisations and groups to plan their own activities that respond to Children's Capital of Culture and its four key themes. This is a chance for groups to get creative and organise an activity or event for families and young people!
Join us for Children's Capital of Culture 2025!
Together, we will make Rotherham a place that young people are proud to call home.
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