Join Jen and Kim for a new social craft group aimed at young adults aged 16+ and those who are deaf, disabled or neurodivergent (DDN). It’s a safe space with low pressure, perfect for being creative and forming connection. You can bring your own crafts or come along to learn something new.
Tues 10 November Lunchtime Talks is a celebration of the work, contributions and enduring relevance of the visionary poet and philosopher Allama Iqbal.
Gladstone Connect Ltd are looking for a professional creative who works with film / moving image to be in residence with their youth group, Youth Connect, at the Allama Iqbal Centre in Peterborough in September - November 2026. The work must respond to either or both of these themes: nature,…
Orton Makers was set up in October 2022. It was a social group for adults from the area to meet others and chat in a safe space, and make something that was useful or beautiful.
We asked groups, schools and individuals to help us design and make Ostrich-sized birds for a colourful, joyful display at Peterborough Celebrates.
Wed 24th June to Wed 15th July Join these FREE creative afternoons where you make, create, and chat. Welland Makers will be hosted by the team of ...
Together with our Community Panel, Anglia Ruskin University (Peterborough Campus) and resident & host Numra Ghafoor, we are putting on a mini lecture series this year for Allama Iqbal Festival 2026. If you have any sort of connection or love of Iqbal's life, philosophy, and poetry, we would love for…
22nd May for a month SNAP! is the bringing together of two neighbourhoods and two creatives from those places: Dogsthorpe’s Toby Wood and Welland’s Sandra Keating.
22nd May for a month SNAP! is the bringing together of two neighbourhoods and two creatives from those places: Dogsthorpe’s Toby Wood and Welland’s Sandra Keating.
15th June - 27th July Create a mural in Eye Village with other 12-16 year olds. Enjoy these safe, creative, and laid-back sessions. Beginner friendly...
2nd June for a month A group of young people from Eye Village have created an outdoor exhibition which they have produced and curated with artist Emily Bowers