Sentence examples for culture programmes from inspiring English sources

José Manuel Barroso, president of European Commission, said the year had turned out to be "one of the most successful capital of culture programmes that we have ever had" and congratulated the city on delivering a diverse programme of film, music, theatre and art.

For US television, he presented the groundbreaking culture programme Omnibus.

A good city of culture programme offers events for residents and visitors alike.

Our city of culture programme provided a platform to reach national and international audiences who may not have been otherwise aware of our city.

Cooke also forged a successful career in US television, hosting the CBS flagship culture programme Omnibus and Masterpiece Theatre on PBS, which showcased British historical dramas.

The scheme was established as a homegrown way of emulating the European city of culture programme, whose crown Glasgow and Liverpool wore in 1990 and 2008 respectively.

The Liverpool Culture Company, the umbrella group for the city's culture programme, reported an £800m boost to the region's economy at a press conference this morning.

The majority of the £1.5m budget has been provided through the capital of culture programme, and a significant amount of private sponsorship has been raised.

Astrophysics poster boy Professor Brian Cox will also be in attendance, to record an episode of his Radio 4 show The Infinite Monkey Cage with co-host Robin Ince as part of the festival's science and culture programme.

The concept was first developed by Women in Profile, a feminist arts group, co-founded by Patrick as a counter to the mainly male offerings that dominated Glasgow's 1990 City of Culture programme.

She began her presentation by holding up the first evaluation of this culture programme, titled Square pegs in round holes: "This is exactly what it was like doing art, in a construction company, which is also the Olympics," she said.