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All of our Projects and Events

Projects and Events

Explore all of our projects and events (past, present and future) below.

An illustration in the style of a revolution poster with red and black fists pointing towards the sky. The words 'Other Ways of Telling' are printed at the top of the image.

Other Ways of Telling

18th Feb — 25th Mar 2015

Other Ways of Telling is a theatre group for adults who want to develop their artistic skills and create a piece of street theatre.

An older person with short, light hair sits in a room lit with daylight. They wear a plum jacket, white blouse and glasses. They sit on a leather chair next to a polished, dark wood sideboard with a lamp, decanter and plate on top. In the foreground of the image, slightly out of focus is a polished, dark wood dining table and chairs.

Prototype Projects 2015

Prototype Projects is an exciting programme of small and ambitious art projects and an opportunity to support ideas and projects developed by artists and the local creative community.

A mascot which is a dog dressed in a white and red rugby kit stands with two thumbs up in front of a window and next to a blackboard sign. The sign reads Welcome to Family Art Club

Family Art Club

Family Art Club was a programme of interactive workshops in which artists shared their skills with children and their relatives.

An audience of people sit and stand under a large gazebo in the middle of St Helens. Two people with dark, dreadlocked hair sit in orange seats ad play a pair of African drums while two people dance in front of them.

Summer Streets

31st Jul — 2nd Aug 2014

On July 31st and August 1st and 2nd 2015, St Helen’s Town Centre was brought to life with street performance, circus and contemporary dance.

In a rugby stadium seven people stand on the grass under a night sky. They stand a meter away from each other and are connected by stretched out fabric, which also wraps around each of them. One group is wrapped in red fabric, another group in blue.

And, On That Note

'And, on that Note' is a visual art commission which combined choral voices with sculpture, performance and audience participation.