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  • Willow Sculptures and Ceramic Mugs for our Tea Parties!

    One of our recent projects has been creating some inspiring art for our celebratory tea parties. Our instagram feed is full of exciting work by our participants! Click on our instrgram feed or have a browse of the website, which includes a fabulous tea party gallery! High Peak Community Arts exists to create opportunities for

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  • Sunday June 23rd! Whaley Bridge Choir Midsummer Sing.

    Thank you for joining us! This fundraising concert from Whaley Bridge Choir included music from Byrd to The Beatles (via Simon and Garfunkle) with original compositions and arrangements by musical director Patrick Gundry-White and poetry from Linda Goulden. Doors and licensed bar: 7pm. Tickets £10 on the door, £8 under 18s, and in advance available

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  • Hip, Hip Hooray!

    2019 is High Peak Community Arts’ 40th Birthday! Watch this space for our Events Calendar which will be full of events and activities to celebrate us being 40 years young! There will be lots of opportunities for people to help us celebrate during the year…and it’s guaranteed that we will only ever be one event

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  • Young Writers’ Camp 2019

    This year the camp ran from 15th – 18th April and we launched our new theme of SPACE!! 23 Young people age 8+ came together from across our youth programme to spend 4 days focusing on generating ideas and stories to use throughout the year.  On day 2 we had a trip to Jodrell Bank

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  • Film Cuts Club Screens it Up!

    Film Cuts Club Screens it Up!

    Thank you for attending our final film screening from Film Cuts Club on 11th May 2019. With news of a new application to BBC Children in Need only expected in June, this may have been the last screening of work from HPCA’s notorious Saturday club. Over the last 3 years nearly 100 young people with

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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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  • Pastel workshops with Sandra Orme

    Towards the end of 2018, Project eARTh participants were lucky enough to be tutored by the renowned Derbyshire pastel artist, Sandra Orme, in a series of bespoke workshops. Sandra is one of the North West’s leading pastel artists. Her work explores the ever changing landscape that surrounds her studio in Buxton and further afield – the light, seasonal

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