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Mind the Gap joins Collaborative Touring Network

Mind the Gap is delighted to announce that we are joining the Collaborative Touring Network – a national network of grassroots organisations working in areas with low levels of investment in the arts.

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Academy Open Day

On Wednesday 8 March, Mind the Gap will be opening its beautiful fully accessible building for you to find out what’s on offer at the Academy and meet staff, artists and students.

Job Opportunity: Creative Support Worker

Mind the Gap is looking for a Creative Support Worker to join its friendly and welcoming team.

A red haired white woman in her thirties is sat on the floor throwing red powder paint in the air. She is wearing a white smock and her arms are covered in purple paint

Dancing with Colours

A joyful, sensory and slightly messy(!) new dance performance comes to Bradford this December, created and performed by local artist JoAnne Haines.

Mind the Gap remains an Arts Council England National Portfolio Organisation

Mind the Gap continues to be recognised by Arts Council England as a National Portfolio Organisation.

Lorraine Brown lands three teaching jobs

In spring/summer 2022, Mind the Gap Artist Lorraine Brown undertook her first three supported dance teaching jobs. We caught up with Lorraine to find out what she learnt from the experience.

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AJAYU Transitorio at Mind the Gap Studios

A magical multicultural live performance by Yuvel Soria inspired by Bolivia’s Day of the Dead Festival.

Disability And… Television Successes

This month on the Disability And… podcast, Mind the Gap’s Assistant Producer Paul Wilshaw chats with CBeebies presenter George Webster and Coronation Street’s Alex Warner, Liam Bairstow.

Manningham Stories

Mind the Gap has received £7,000 funding from the Historic England Place Marker Pilot Project for a new project called Manningham Stories.