Arts and Culture

Our approach to arts and culture is integral to our mission of fostering a creative, inclusive, and culturally rich community.

Sculpture of giraffe outside the entrance to Anglia Ruskin University's campus in Cambridge

Through dedicated programmes, community engagement, cutting-edge research, and a commitment to inclusivity and diversity, we aim to ensure that arts, culture and creativity is celebrated on our campuses and beyond.

ARU Arts and Culture in the community

Back view of a teenager with a National Saturday Club tote back taking a photo of the London skyline from the Millennium Bridge
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Inspiring young creatives: ARU’s National Saturday Club

The National Saturday Clubs at ARU offer Year 10 and 11 students unique opportunities to explore art, design, film, media, creative writing, science and engineering in a university setting.

Find out more about National Saturday Club at ARU
A young boy participating in a demonstration with a scientist in front of an audience in a small lecture theatre
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Unleashing the science curiosity: Chelmsford Science Festival 2023

The Chelmsford Science Festival is a well-established and hugely popular annual event for our community.

Find out more about the 2023 Chelmsford Science Festival
View of the Ruskin Gallery in Cambridge, set up with chairs and easels ahead of an art class
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Sharing the benefits of creativity: the Ruskin Gallery at ARU

The Ruskin Gallery at ARU offers a unique exhibition space showcasing diverse and memorable art and design experiences.

Find out more about the Ruskin Gallery