Together for Tomorrow
A celebration of creativity, climate action and community voices - Together for Tomorrow shows what can happen when residents, artists and local organisations come together to shape a sustainable future.
A celebration of creativity, climate action and community voices - Together for Tomorrow shows what can happen when residents, artists and local organisations come together to shape a sustainable future.
Artists and community groups come together to build and fire bricks made from Hadleigh clay. Gather around the kiln for a series of free evening events exploring art, architecture, landscape, folklore and making.
In Chatham to mark the Southbank Centre's 75th anniversary with events and activities
Free artist-led creative workshop activities to inform the Canvey Pride in Place programme - £20 million of investment to transform Canvey Island over the next 10 years, led by the community, for the community.
Get your little ones ready for a children-led session in the tidal pool at Shoeburyness. Through a range of activities and games, they will learn to value their local environment. They will also learn about ecological sustainability with links to the curriculum.
A poetic field walk through Two Tree Island down to Borrowdyke in South Essex, England.
Join our pirate captain as she sails along the estuary; braving the waves and following the clues to uncover a long-lost treasure! Will she find it on Canvey?!
A series of performance workshops by artist Erena Dellaporta where children and adults are encouraged to work collaboratively with the artist around the idea of 'den'. Through play, you will explore the idea of a safe place at home, but also the value of outdoor spaces, including beaches, for children to play.
Join us for a family friendly walk along the Lake on Canvey Island which invites you to take a moment to immerse yourself in the tranquility and beauty of the lake environment
Join us for a family friendly walk along the Lake on Canvey Island which invites you to take a moment to immerse yourself in the tranquility and beauty of the lake environment
Follow artist Annie Strachan on her bike while they fetch discarded waste material and make impermanent sculptures along the Thames path. Find the sculptures' locations through an interactive online map.
The project explores the variety of colours and textures comprising of different soil types currently being unearthed during an extensive field study of Essex. Through the artist's individual research and actions, and public workshops with sphere making using locally source soil.