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  • Unveiling of Rainforest Felted Wall Hangings

    All welcome to join us to unveil and celebrate Project eARTh’s three Rainforest Felted Wall hangings. The event is free, with tea, coffee and cake. The colourful wall hangings were made by participants with artist Carol Wilson, especially for Fairfield Surestart Children’s Centre. For a change, we chose a theme further afield than the High

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  • Stained Glass Inspired Silk Panels

    Thank you for joining us on Thursday 28th Feb to unveil the beautiful silk painted panels, inspired by the Charles Eamer Kempe stained glass windows in Spring Bank Arts Centre. These window and wall hangings were made by participants in Project eARTh ( Environmental arts and health) with artist Amanda Whewell.  They will be displayed

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  • Project eARTh silk painting

    About the project: Participants of the New Mills Project eARTh are currently working with textile artist Amanda Whewell to create a series of silk painting window hangings, inspired by the stained glass windows at Spring Bank Arts Centre, New Mills. The stained glass windows at Spring Bank Arts were designed by the famed, Victorian stained

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  • Bird Life Textiles Celebration!

    Project eARTh invites you to the celebration and unveiling of ‘Bird Life Textiles’, hand-printed, appliqued and embroidered curtains, made especially for Buxton URC Church (Hardwick Square East SK17 6PT). Made by participants of Project eARTh with artist Amanda Whewell. Monday 18th June 2018, 1pm-2.30pm. This is a FREE EVENT and ALL ARE WELCOME. There will

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  • Celebrate Furness Vale!

    Project eARTh and Furness Vale’s COGS (Community Organising Green Space), invite you to ‘Celebrate Furness Vale’, an unveiling of two new ceramic signs! You can also explore the mosaic trial in Furness Vale Community Field (Park Avenure, SK23 7PT) on Tuesday 12th June from 10.30am-12 noon. The project showcases work by Project eARTh participants, with

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  • ‘Uplifting Nature’

    Join us to celebrate and unveil these beautiful ceramic sculptures made by Project eARTh participants with artist Elaine Lim-Newton. They have been designed especially for Haddon Hall Care Home’s garden, to give brightness and colour, even in the depths of winter. Monday 21st May, 10.30am. Free event. Refreshments and photo display of the project. 135

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  • Fused Glass at Manor House GP Surgery, Glossop

    The New Mills group made three fused glass panels for Manor House GP surgery in Glossop, with artist Alex Blakey.

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  • Fused Glass at Corbar View

    The Buxton group have made three fused glass panels for a meeting room and for Doctor Walker’s consultation room at Corbar View in Buxton. With artist Alex Blakey.  

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  • Ceramic and Felted Bird Boxes

    The bird boxes made in this project have been given to venues and organisations across the High peak – so keep your eyes open- e.g. at Poole’s Cavern in Buxton, St. Luke’s Church in Glossop…With artists Caroline Chouler Tissier and Carol Wilson.

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