The Arts Council of Wales recognises the importance of taking a long‑term, strategic approach to the nation’s arts infrastructure. Cultural venues and creative spaces play a central role in supporting artistic ambition, community engagement and cultural wellbeing across Wales. Ensuring these spaces are resilient, accessible and fit for the future is therefore a key priority.
Arts Council of Wales publishes guiding principles and priority themes which will shape future capital investment decisions
Cygnor Celfyddydau Cymru - Arts Council of Wales, 02 April 2026, Wales
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