Craft Community

Cultural Enterprise Office (CEO) is a not-for-profit service providing access to free business support services. They help creative individuals and micro-businesses build the skills and knowledge they need to succeed. They do this by providing specialist advice and information, as well as running programmes and events.

The Department for International Trade is responsible for promoting British trade across the world and ensuring the UK takes advantage of the huge opportunities open to it.

Edinburgh Sculpture Workshop is a centre for production, research and learning. They support artists in their careers and practice through the provision of space, funding and professional opportunities. As well as specialist production facilities supporting specific processes, there are studios accommodating a peer network and spaces designed to accommodate research, presentation and learning. 

Elevator is a social enterprise with the mission to support the leaders of today and tomorrow, encouraging entrepreneurship, business start-up and growth. If you are thinking of starting up your own business, Elevator will likely be your first point of contact with its delivery of Business Gateway (fully funded) advice and events for Start-Up Business Owners, or those doing their market research to see if their business idea is viable. 

Fife Contemporary is an independent visual art and craft organisation based in St Andrews, Fife, Scotland. They nurture the creation, understanding and appreciation of high-quality contemporary craft and visual art with international significance. Free from the restrictions of a venue, they work with partners to create enjoyable and meaningful experiences for all.

Glasgow CAN CiC is invested in encouraging and maintaining public engagement, awareness and understanding of Participatory Arts in Glasgow. We have a membership of over 300 participatory artists and organisations.