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.
Read: a digital zine that tells the story of our Reasonable Adjustment project, working with d/Deaf, disabled, and neurodivergent people in the city.
Digging Down, Building Up, was a project funded by Historic England and it celebrated Eye’s overlooked and unique working-class industrial and farming heritage – industries born out of the land on which it is built.
Read: Peterborough Presents is committed to collaborative partnerships with local communities, organisations, and artists to co-commission innovative experiences.
Friday 13th December
Join The Kite Trust for their upcoming Midwinter Market. There will be stalls, crafts, live entertainment and much more!
Anytime
Register your interest to be put on our list of trusty people we often reach out to when we’re in need of volunteers.
Read: Some of you may have heard that Peterborough City Council has issued an eviction notice to tenants at Chauffeurs Cottage, our main office.
Watch/Listen: The PP team talk about the changes we’ve made to be more accessible to the deaf, disabled, and neurodivergent communities in Peterborough.
Read: an insight into how Peterborough Presents created a programme of “pop up” activity in Summer 2023 in Westwood.
We worked with Eye to create Peterborough’s first ‘Window Wanderland’. Which is a national project that has lit 100’s of towns and cities throughout the UK, its a project that encourages communities to come together to light up their neighbourhood and to create some shiny joy in the darkest half of the year.
Reasonable Adjustment was an exciting programme of artists residencies and events with and for and by people who identify as Deaf, Disabled or Neurodivergent.
Watch: a 30 minute video tutorial guiding you through the steps of printmaking! BSL interpretation and Delivered by Fae Kilburn.