RAD 2.0 – Lore Green
For RAD 2.0, Lore Green hosted a Frida Kahlo inspired workshop and photoshoot for individuals who live with chronic illness.
RAD 2.0 – Lava Lamp
For RAD 2.0, inclusive club night Lava Lamp made a return!
RAD 2.0 – Kim Laidler
For RAD 2.0, Kim hosted a series of Stitch & Bitch sessions, and created two yarn bombs.
RAD 2.0 – Jay Gearing
Jay Gearing created two short films for his RAD 2.0 Early Career Residency: “Reasonably Adjusted?” and “Unreasonable”.
RAD 2.0 – Fae Kilburn
The Power of Protest and Print by Fae Kilburn was a series of workshops and an exhibition, created by and with DDN people in Peterborough. Featuring large fabric panels, and over 100 protest t-shirts, it was an accessible installation designed specifically to be tactile.
Millfield of Dreams Case Study
Thurs Jan 22
Join Mark Murphy (Artist) and Charley Genever (Community Producer, Peterborough Presents) and Simon Martin (Headteacher, Gladstone Primary Academy) in conversation about the journey and learning from Millfield of Dreams. Bring your lunch as we deep dive into one of our favourite projects.
To Break The Horizon: Exhibition
Saturday 6 December
Drop in to the Allama Iqbal Centre between 2pm – 6pm, celebrate the launch of a new collection of artworks by Seyyed Naqvi and Zain Awan, all inspired by Sir Allama Iqbal.
World Poetry Open Mic
Nov 8, 2025 Pop along to the Allama Iqbal Centre for an afternoon of poetry from across the globe! Part of the Allama Iqbal Weekend celebrations.
Allama Iqbal Weekend
Nov 8, 2025 Pop along to the Allama Iqbal Centre for some creative fun!
Iqbal’s Garden: Drawing, Planting # Birds of Prey!
Oct 22, 2025 Pop along to the Allama Iqbal Centre for some drawing, gardening, and meet some birds of prey!
Chand Ali Khan Qawwal # Party
Sunday 9 November
Join us for a captivating musical evening as Chand Ali Khan Qawwal & Party take to the stage at the New Theatre.
The Allama Iqbal Project – Year 1
Allama Iqbal Project – Year 1 was the first ever citywide celebration of Allama Iqbal, bringing together schools, elders, residents, and community organisations alike to take part in performances, workshops, and exhibitions all inspired by Iqbal.