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  • Photos!

    Photos!

    OUR GALLERIES We have so many exciting projects running at present, and over the years we have been so proud of what our participants have achieved. Here you can find photos from a selection of our projects! Some favourites! [foogallery id=”7773″]     It´s In Our Nature Showcase 2024 [foogallery id=”13253″]   Shadow Puppets 2024

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  • A Digital Participation Expedition across the East Midlands

    A Digital Participation Expedition across the East Midlands

    On 15th February Sophie braved the storms to take Josh, Jess & Matthew from our youth programme to My Creative Future at City Arts in Nottingham. The event was the final stop on the expedition we helped plan with the other members of EMPAF (East Midlands Participatory Arts Forum).  The journey launched at Quad in

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  • Success for all our celebratory tea parties!

    We had a splended turn out for our celebratory tea parties, complete with our amazing sculptures, mugs, plates, tea-cosies and more! [foogallery id=”8402″]   After 40 years, High Peak Community Arts asked – Do you take sugar? To celebrate the last 40 years and the 40 years to come, we invited you to one of

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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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  • 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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  • For The Love Of Books

    For The Love Of Books

    Our creative arts and literacy project for Early Years and Families – For The Love Of Books – ran from 2016 – 2019.  Local artist Katy McCall led the initial pilot project before taking up the post of Family Learning Manager at Manchester Art Gallery. We then recruited local Early Years and Heritage Education expert

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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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  • No tall tales in our latest evaluation report!

    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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  • 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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