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  • April 4, 2019
    2019 Diary Project Earth What’s on

    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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  • February 5, 2019
    2019 Arts and Well Being New Mills/Glossop Projects News Project Earth

    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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  • January 31, 2019
    2018 Arts Award Awards Youth Projects

    Arts Award success in 2018!

    Well done to our 38 young people who passed their Arts Award during 2018!  We’ve achieved 20 Explore level, 15 Bronze and 3 Silver; from the Music Arts Pod, Tall Tales and Film Cuts Club.  Everyone’s work was inspired and of such high quality that the moderator was “very impressed”! Arts Award inspires young people

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  • January 24, 2019
    2019 Project Earth Spotlight

    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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  • No tall tales in our latest evaluation report!
    January 20, 2019
    2015-2019 2018 Join the Fight Spotlight Tall Tales Youth Music funded Youth Projects

    No tall tales in our latest evaluation report!

    ‘Join the Fight’ was the 2018 performance from Tall Tales and we now have our latest evaluation report which you can read here! For more info about the project, see our ‘Tall Tales’ posts! Have a read of the previous evaluation report from our ‘Tall Tales’ young peoples project. We are chuffed to bits that everyone

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  • January 13, 2019
    2019 Spotlight

    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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  • Ceramic birds for Reuben’s Retreat
    November 8, 2018
    2018 News Uncategorized

    Ceramic birds for Reuben’s Retreat

    High Peak Community Arts were very happy to install a beautiful flock of ceramic birds in the gardens of Reuben’s Retreat in Glossop, unveiled by the Mayor of the High Peak, Cllr Linda Grooby, on 18th October 2018.  The birds were created by Project eARTh participants, working with the acclaimed ceramic artist Caroline Chouler- Tissier.

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  • November 1, 2018
    2018

    Unleash your inner potter!

    Visit to a working artist’s studio: Caroline Chouler-Tissier Join us for a visit to the studio of acclaimed, Buxton-based ceramic artist Caroline Chouler-Tissier. Caroline has worked on numerous projects with High Peak Community Arts over the years, and we are delighted that she has opened up her studio to us in November! Caroline will talk

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  • Performance Success for ‘Join the Fight’
    October 1, 2018
    2018 Archive National Foundation for Youth Music News Tall Tales Uncategorized Youth Projects

    Performance Success for ‘Join the Fight’

    ‘Join the Fight’, the show created by young people in their summer school this August, held its final performance on Saturday 29th September as part of New Mills Festival. Click here to watch the film. Work started in April at the Young Writers’ Camp when nearly 30 young people from across the High Peak came

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