Can you come and help welcome people to our latest exhibition?
Thursday 11th September
Can you give us a few hours to help welcome people to our latest exhibition?
Frida’s Flowers Workshop
Thursday 14 August As part of our Reasonable Adjustments project, we’ve got a workshop about resilience, pain and beauty lead by Lore Green.
Sculpting creatures in nature with Hannah Bigley
Wednesday 30 July Join Hannah Bigley and learn techniques and play with texture to explore making creatures/characters in nature.
Story creation and herb planting with Lauren Kendrick
Wednesday 23 July Join Lauren Kendrick to create a story for a character through fun activities, using creative writing that wants your imagination to grow wild
‘Worldbuilding’ with Imogen Joyce’
Wednesday 16 July Join Imogen Joyce and create a world for a character inspired by nature and Eye folktales.
‘Street Art and stencils’ with Stuart Payn/Process Smith
Wednesday 9 July Join Stuart Payn and experiment and use spray painting techniques to create text and street art characters.
Eye Gets Green Workshops
Wednesday 9 July We’re hosting 4 creative workshops with local artists and creatives aimed at 12 – 16 years olds who live in Eye or surrounding area.
Free Art Friday
Friday 25 July Join us for a free art Friday event in Westwood, where you can take part in a scavenger hunt for the artwork!
Pop-up printing workshop
Saturday 21 June Join artist Fae Kilburn to create Gelli prints in a pop-up workshop in Queensgate Shopping Centre.
Peterborough Deaf Children’s Society T-shirt Printing Workshop
Saturday 19 July Join artist Fae Kilburn to create Protest Slogans on T-Shirts & Fabric, suitable for ages 8 – 16 years old.
Top Tips for your own podcasts
Read: We’ve collated some top tips and a document of our learning in case it might be useful for you too when creating a podcast of your own.
The Digging Down, Building Up Heritage Trail
Listen to the stories of the people, places and industries that helped to create the village. Find out if you live where they used to make 200,000 bricks a day. Discover the memories of people that manned the railway or farmed its fields.