Explore our arts adventures
Dive in to discover more about the projects we’ve supported.
Frome & Chard, 2022-26
The Storm & The Stream
Lady Ruby
Voices of Frome
Pop-Up Winter Cafe
The Mount Intergalactic Postal Service
Campfire Club
Making for Midsummer
Adventures in St John's
Open Storytellers: Creative Audit
Artist Gatherings
Adventures at the Town Hall
Adventures at the Library
Frome Town Women FC
Adventures in Storytelling
Wild in East Woodlands
Across England, 2020-21
Remote Residencies
During Covid lockdowns, we supported an inspiring group of community artists across England to explore new connections with their local environments.
Conversations with Community Artists
We sat down for a chat with an extraordinary group of artists about their work with communities.
Spy Kids Wanted
A free website full of challenges, quizzes and stories. Created by Nigel Barrett, Louise Mari & Amy Pitt - inspired by a collaboration with 500 children in Weston.
Designed for ages 7-12, but fun for anyone.
Suitable for playing at home, online, or in classrooms.
www.spykidswanted.com
Weston-super-Mare, 2017-19
Voices of Worle
A group of older Worle residents collaborated with composer Verity Standen and filmmaker Adam Laity to explore personal histories. And we gathered a local choir to perform songs inspired by these stories.
Abandon
We worked with an inspiring group of people - all of whom have experience of addiction - together with dance artists Clare Reynolds & Ania Varez, to create a bold dance performance for our Weston Festival.
Guerrilla Media Unit
We created and shared a set of wild stories about Weston... while developing skills in video, podcasting, writing and more, hosted by theatre director & radio producer John Norton.
Spies in Schools
Over the course of a year, theatre artists Nigel Barrett & Louise Mari devised adventures with eight Weston primary schools - culminating in a huge performance on the beach in the summer.
Weston Artspace
We opened a free studio for Weston-super-Mare’s creative community to meet, work, develop skills and share ideas.
We shared all of these projects with a public audience at our Terrestrial Festival in November 2019. you can watch a film following the journey of our projects in Weston here.