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‘Carved from the Earth’ Book launch! March 22nd in New Mills

Come and be inspired by Project eARTh participants latest work!

 

For the past 6 months, project participants have been working with the renowned poet (and ex-Cheshire Poet Laureate) John Lindley to craft poetry on a variety of themes. Work included in the book ranges from being very funny to profound and soul-searching. Participants have penned inspiring poetry on a wide range of subjects which include bat boxes, pets, childhood memories and conkers. There’s even one written about mothers-in-law!

Under the expert guidance of John Lindley, the participants (some of whom have never written poetry before) have experimented with a range of writing techniques, including haiku.

Helen Mort, ex-Derbyshire Poet Laureate, a rising star of British poetry and one of HPCA’s esteemed Ambassadors, has written a foreword to accompany the book.

There will be an official book launch on Thursday March 22nd 2018, 11am-12.30pm, at Spring Bank Arts Centre, New Mills. All welcome! Guests will be able to hear poems read from the book, enjoy refreshments and have the opportunity to buy copies of ‘Carved from the Earth’ for only £3. All proceeds from book sales will go directly back to High Peak Community Arts.

 

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New eco-cup. Perfect for the New Year!! Buy yours now before they sell out! All proceeds go to HPCA.

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Musical Evening Sneaky Peak!

A sneak peak at some of the musical programme for our Musical evening

Performed especially for HPCA by The Amarone Ensemble.

For High Peak Arts AGM on Nov 28th! 

Victoria Daniel – Flute

Karen Mainwaring – Violin

Rebecca Aldersea – Cello

 

Bach – Polonaise, Minuet & Badinerie from Orchestral Suite No.3 in D Major

Elgar  – Chanson de Matin

Handel  – Hornpipe from The Water Music

Delibes  – Flower Duet from Lakme

 

The Amarone Ensemble was formed by members of the BBC Philharmonic in 2011. They perform regularly on BBC Radio 3 and BBC television, as well as touring internationally and appearing at festivals all over the UK, including the BBC Proms.

Combining busy careers as professional musicians and parents, the Trio are passionate about performing music in a variety of community settings and engaging and inspiring children through bespoke project work delivered directly into schools. 

November AGM!

SAVE THE DATE!

High Peak Community Arts AGM

Tuesday November 28th, 7.30pm

 

Providence URC Church, New Mills

With a very special performance by a trio from the BBC Philharmonic Orchestra.

 

Hope to see you there!

Enchanted Gathering…

Take a woodland, 12 animations, 6 songs, 3 dramas and 1 magical market place and step into another world…

Tall Tales have hosted their Forest of Enchantment, where the normal rules don’t apply and the audience met the inhabitants finding shelter, trust and magic.  Enchanted Gathering was our 4th annual youth performing arts show from the Tall Tales project.
Click here to see films from the Magical Market…

None of this would have been possible without the generous support of funders, Arts Council England, Tesco Bags of Helps, local Derbyshire County Councillors and the Music Education Hub.

 

We have been working with young people on Gamesley and Fairfield for the past 2 months, using stories and ideas from the Young Writers’ Camp. The groups have been learning instruments, jamming and singing together, and in August they joined forces for the 6 day summer school – finishing with our World Premiere public performance of Enchanted Gathering on 16th August at Longdendale Environmental Centre, Tintwistle.

Location: Longdendale Environmental Centre, United Utilities Bottoms Office, Woodhead Road, Tintwistle, SK13 1HS

[Show as slideshow]
Waiting to open the Magical Market
Leading the audience through the woods
Ready for a quick change from rabbit to fox...
A village hides
The rabbit tribe
Our Faery Princess
Bartering in the market
Leading the audience
The parade through the woods
Please don\'t kill us!
Threats from the hunter
He regrets picking a village with their own werewolf!
Our wise, wild rabbit
Musical interlude
Waiting in the wings...
Wanda the Watervole delivers her warning...
Planning to escape

Waiting to open the Magical Market

Waiting to open the Magical Market
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Sky, Rock, Lake, Earth

Thank you for attending this event, to watch the short animated music video created by Project eARTh participants, with musician Aidan Jolly. This was a free event with refreshments. 

Poster for Sky rock lake earth

painting of a lake

Monday July 17th

Buxton URC Church

1pm – 2.30pm

Free entry

 

Buxton Art Trail

Thank you for comng along to ‘Art From The Caves’  on Sat 15th and Sunday 16th July 11am – 5pm.

Responding to Poole’s Cavern, with art from wooden sculptures to film, from music to interactive paintings which talk, we experienced the fruits of our community’s imagination. 

Tall Tales – The Music Sessions!

Music Sessions Poster Tall Tales starts again with 8 music sessions from this Monday 15th May (Fairfield) and Thursday 18th July (Gamesley) through to 17th / 20th July (with 2 weeks off at half term).

Come down to learn some instrumental or vocal skills, write some music, use some music tech – have fun, make friends and all the rest!

Grand Unveiling of ‘Hidden Worlds’

All welcome to the Celebration and Unveiling of  Project eARTh’s  ‘Hidden Worlds’ – a silk painting and tie dye project to create a wall hanging for the URC church in Buxton.

Participants worked with artist Lesley Ann Withers to produce this artwork, based on the idea of looking through a microscope at organic forms.

Join us to see the wall hangings, and photos from the project.

Tea, coffee and cake. FREE event. 

1pm – 3pm Monday 15th May at URC Church, Hardwick Square East, Buxton Sk17 6PT

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