Join the Cascade Project
Chatsworth House Trust (CHT) has recently been successful in an application to The National Lottery Heritage Fund for the Delivery Phase for the Celebrating the Cascade project.
Celebrating the Cascade is a c. £7.5m heritage project that embodies CHT’s vision that Chatsworth is more than a House, it is a place of creativity and community and a driver of positive change.
Delivered over 3 years, Celebrating the Cascade will restore Chatsworth’s Grade I listed Cascade. The project will be a catalyst for engaging a wider community and will tell the story of Chatsworth’s water artery, running from the moors to the river.
We are seeking an experienced Cultural Producer to help deliver the cultural programme celebrating the Cascade. Central to this programme will be a contemporary artist commission that will respond to the Cascade. Chatsworth House Trust is seeking an experienced professional Cultural Producer to oversee and coordinate all aspects of this artist commission from research to delivery.
Download the supporting information below.
The deadline for applications is 11.59pm on the 24 July.
For more information, or to discuss the project, please contact:
About us
A registered charity, Chatsworth House Trust was established in 1981 to maintain Chatsworth and its art collection for everyone to enjoy. It relies entirely on the generosity of visitors and charity donors. All the income generated from ticket sales, memberships and Gift Aid is reinvested into the charity to fund essential conservation, and an extensive programme of exhibitions and events, as well as an award winning learning and community outreach programme.
About The National Lottery Heritage Fund
Celebrating the Cascade project is made possible with The National Lottery Heritage Fund.
Thanks to National Lottery players, this project is enabling the essential restoration and conservation work that is urgently required to save and restore Chatsworth’s Grade I Cascade, while engaging a much wider range of people with Chatsworth, ensuring they can see, feel and take part in the Chatsworth story.
Header image courtesy of Peter Landers.
