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This category contains 13 sites:

• Abbot Hall Art Gallery - One of Britain's finest small galleries with important British art collections and a high quality programme of contemporary and historical exhibitions.
• ArtCumbria - Visual Arts in Cumbria - Information on visual arts, fine art, artists, groups, organisation and galleries including West Walls Studios and Shaddon Mill Studios.
• Blackwell - Britain's finest surviving Arts and Crafts house by M.H.Baillie Scott, currently being restored and opening to the public in July 2001 as a major crafts exhibition venue.
• Cumbria Libraries - Guide to the facilities and services of Cumbria Libraries, from Cumbria County Council.
• Cumbria Publications - Publications and material available to help the Cumbria researcher.
• DP Music Services - Site offering innovative correspondence course in the theory of music, with fully-qualified personal tutor (100% pass rate). Course follows syllabuses of Associated Board, Trinity College and Guildhall School, up to Grade 5 level.
• Eden Arts - Art galleries, studios, exhibitions in Cumbria. Many talented and creative artists exhibiting in delightful art galleries and studios in beautiful settings.
• Graemes-view - Photographs of The Lake District and Cumbria. Greetings cards depicting Lakeland scenes.
• Lake Artists Society - Member information and online exhibition of their paintings, history, shows. Annual summer exhibition at Grasmere in the Lake District, UK.
• Made In Cumbria - Crafts and gifts from over 300 local craftspeople and artists.
• Made in Cumbria Online Shopping - Made In Cumbria works to bring together the products of individuals and companies, both large and small, with retailers and customers.
• Northern Cultural Skills Partnership - A central access point for information on training, professional development, business support, resources and funding for employees of cultural sector businesses in the North of England.
• Sandy Hawkyard LRPS - Small sample of photographs of Cumbria, and other areas, by Sandy Hawkyard LRPS.