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SINGAPORE - The National Arts Council (NAC) will work with buskers and venue owners to improve a scheme for the growing community of such performers here, said Senior Parliamentary Secretary for ...
The National Arts Council (NAC) and streaming app Bigo Live have tied up to launch the SGLivehouse virtual busking sessions. Taking place over three days, The busking sessions will feature eight ...
The National Arts Council is extending the validity of busking licenses to two years starting in April; This will be for experienced buskers with at least two years of performance history ...
The National Arts Council (NAC) has revealed its five-year masterplan for the arts and culture scene in Singapore with its Our SG Arts Plan. As part of the plan, various initiatives such as a new ...
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Buskers protest against possible street music ban - MSNBuskers have gathered in London's Leicester Square to mark what could be the last day of being allowed to perform on the street. A judge served Westminster City Council with a noise abatement ...
SINGAPORE - A new booking system introduced by the National Arts Council (NAC) in March to increase the diversity of busking performances has left some seasoned street performers in the lurch ...
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Leicester Square busking ban comes into force - MSNThe suspension of two busking performance pitches in London's Leicester Square has come into force after a court ruling. Westminster City Council's ban is until further notice and applies to all ...
The National Arts Council was supposed to disburse the money through two funding streams – R100m to enable job retention and R200m for work opportunities within the arts.
The National Arts Council (NAC) said it has received over 600 applications so far this year, matching last year’s figures. Some new acts include ventriloquism, beatboxing, and caricature.
Members of the Boston City Council tentatively discussed a plan that would require public buskers and performers to buy a $40 annual permit, The Boston Globe reports.
Buskers in Camden, north London, could face a fine of up to £1,000 and have their instruments confiscated if they fail to adhere to new rules brought in by the council this week.
The National Arts Council is extending the validity of busking cards to two years starting in April; This will be for experienced buskers with at least two years of performance history ...
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