An advertising campaign, promoting Cumberland and its many spectacular visitor attractions, is set to reach a potential audience of more than 750,000 people from this week.
Cumberland Council and Wardell Armstrong LLP (part of SLR) are proud to announce the release of Life and Death in Roman Carlisle: Excavations at 107-117 Botchergate, 2015, a groundbreaking publication that brings to life the fascinating Roman-era heritage of Carlisle.
With support from Cumberland Council through the government’s UK Shared Prosperity Fund, the award-winning community archaeological dig, Uncovering Roman Carlisle, is set to return to Carlisle’s Roman Bathhouse from this Saturday (15 February) and into March.
Cumberland Council, in partnership with local artists, Tullie, and the University of Cumbria, is bringing vibrant, homegrown art to the heart of Carlisle’s city centre.
Regretfully, the decision has been made to cancel the Taste Cumbria Christmas food festival in Cockermouth this weekend (Saturday 7 and Sunday 8 December).
Nattering by Morecambe based artist Jamie Jenkinson will be installed at Millom Library on Friday 21 June 2024.
Jamie developed this work during his artist/researcher residency with the University of Cumbria, funded by Arts Council England and Cumberland Council, where he looked at cultural landscapes alongside human-nature relationships.
Three Cumbrian artists have been chosen to create exciting, innovative artwork with community groups in Workington.
Cumberland Council has commissioned three visual artists to produce artworks and deliver creative workshops for a Workington Art Trail which will run between 29 November until the end of February 2025
