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Carousel is an award winning charity that facilitates people with a learning disability to reach their potential in the arts.

Founded in 1982 Carousel works to promote the active involvement of people with a learning disability in the arts, teaching new artistic skills and developing existing talents. Our art provision is recognised nationally and internationally for its high quality and unique approach.

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Wish You Were Here?

Wish You Were Here?

Support Oska Bright on their travels across the world.

Click here to watch the films, donate and recieve an exclusive reward...

 
A learning disable band play a gig for Shut Up and Listen

Carousel supports DJs and musicians with a learning disability to create their own music and develop recording and performing skills.

The Shut Up and Listen Radio Show, a show that celebrates learning disabled music and musicians is managed and presented by a committee of experienced learning disabled musicians and DJs.

READ MORE ABOUT SHUT UP AND LISTEN

 
An Oska Bright award winner

Oska Bright is the original award winning international film and digital media festival that features work made by people with a learning disability.

The Steering Committee that runs and delivers Oska Bright is made up of experienced learning disabled film makers and arts managers. It is a flagship project and a model of excellence.

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Oska Bright Digital Space website

Experience Oska Bright's new and interactive online film festival - The Digital Space

Be part of the Oska Bright Film Festival from your own home. Watch films from the festival in the Screenings area, visit the Awards Party section and listen to live streams of Shut Up and Listen DJs, make some active art and hang it in the Gallery and upload your own Digital Me film.

HAVE A LOOK AT THE OSKA BRIGHT DIGITAL SITE

 
A view from the DJ booth of one of our Blue Camel Club Nights

Blue Camel Club - the best place to see DJs, VJs, live music and performance by learning disabled artists in a major Brighton venue.

The clubs are managed and delivered by an experienced committee of learning disabled artists and arts managers. The clubs are for people with learning disabilities and their friends.

READ MORE ABOUT THE BLUE CAMEL CLUB

 
Celebrities on Celluloid

Celebrities on Celluloid – a film and accompanying magazine about Regency era celebrities from Brighton and Hove, with a modern twist.

Created and made by a group of young learning disabled film makers, led by the Oska Bright Film Festival steering committee, facilitated by Carousel and Junk TV.

READ MORE ABOUT Celebrities on Celluloid

 

Carousel News


Team Carousel
ran the Brighton Marathon for Carousel and raised over £2,000 us! Click here to read our big THANK YOU to Team Carousel


Check out Beat Express interviewing Wes Bugg, one of our Team Carousel Brighton Marathon runners. Click here to sponsor Team Carousel!



Do you have the skills and experience in raising money from the business sector? Then we would like to talk to you about working with us. Please click here for an outline of the role and if you are interested then please email to  This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.  or call on 01273 234734. 


Oska Bright wins The Pam Crosby Memorial Award

 Pam Crosby, a long-time member of the Persons with Developmental Disabilities Regional Board in Canada, was a strong supporter and advocate for the rights of people with learning disabilities. She was one of the most vocal supporters of Canada's Picture this…film festival, and of the kinds of work showcased.

In memory of Pam the Picture this…film festival has created the Pam Crosby Memorial Award. It will be presented this year to the Oska Bright film festival. Oska Bright, Carousel's original award winning international film and digital media festival, established in 2003, is run by a steering committee of learning disabled artists and filmmakers. Oska Bright has been one of the premier showcases in the world for films made by people with learning disabilities. The award will be accepted by Jason Eade from Oska Bright in Canada in February.


Are you interested in working with Carousel as a volunteer to learn about our arts work, getting practical experience as well as training? If so our Volunteer Training Course might be for you. Click here for more detail.


Carousel has four runners in the Brighton Marathon 2013! Click here to read more and to sponsor Team Carousel


Carousel have won the Public Service Award at The Argus Achievement Awards 2012!


Click here to see how Carousel is supporting the Paralympic Games


Carousel launches the Paralympic Memories film and teaching resource pack


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