NYAAG

The National Youth Arts Advisory Group (NYAAG) main aim as a group is to ensure that there is a youth voice and perspective within the decision-making process for Scotland’s national youth arts strategy - Time to Shine - as well as advocating the power of youth voice and empowerment within the whole youth arts sector.

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About NYAAG

The National Arts Youth Advisory Group tell you who they are and what they do.

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Meet the NYAAG Members

Put a face and a name to the talented group of young people who make up NYAAG.

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Tips for Engaging With Arts & Culture in Your Community

Some tips from NYAAG about how to get involved with arts and culture.

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Online Opportunities and Resources in the Arts

NYAAG have pulled together loads of cool online opportunities and resources available to people interested in the arts, check them out!

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Top 10 Tips for a Career in the Arts

NYAAG give their top 10 tips for pursuing a career in the arts.

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Young Scot Arts Rewards & Discounts

Find out what arts-related discounts and YSRewards Young Scot are offering.

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Photography by local young person, Savannah. Taken in Perthshire.

Photography by Savannah, taken in Perthshire.

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Volunteering in the Creative Industry

Are you looking to pursue a career in the creative industries? Volunteering may be the best place to start. We chatted to Fay Butler from Puppet Animation Scotland, who started out as a volunteer and is now in full time employment.

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Download Our Mindfulness Colouring Pages

Do you want a way to relax and keep your mind occupied? Take a look at our new colouring in pages. Colouring can help us to relax, unwind and keep our minds busy.

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#YoungScotSketch: Life in Illustration

Check out Amy's experience of the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak, using sketching, drawing, painting, graphics, art and humour as a way to share coping methods with mental health and well-being during lockdown.