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Theatre Royal Plymouth

theatre royal plymouth

Cattedown

Our Vision To be special for everyone: inspiring a lifetime of creativity for our audiences, artists and participants, creating memorable experiences for all and to be the principal home of the performing arts in the South West. Our Mission To develop and deepen people’s engagement with pioneering creativity in Plymouth and the South West, delivering experiences that spark delight, expression and fulfilment. Why we’re here We exist to engage and inspire our many communities in Plymouth and the South West especially those who feel the arts aren’t for them and as the principal home for the performing arts in the South West we will: Provide a diverse range of high-quality cultural experiences for everyone Provide welcoming spaces that people want to visit Collaborate with artist and producers locally, regionally and internationally, championing artistic innovation and supporting our fellow theatre makers Offer a talent development pathway accessible to wide sections of the community across different ages and levels of experience, talent and skill Play our part in raising Plymouth’s sense of ambition, confidence and aspiration. How we work By understanding and influencing the cultural, social and educational needs of our community By being bold and decisive in our creative risk-taking By engaging and developing creative talent locally, nationally and internationally and adding to the vibrancy of the wider UK theatre sector By leading and supporting Plymouth’s civic and ‘sense of place’ ambitions By being resilient, adaptable and enterprising, ready to response to change and maximise opportunities for investment to support our creative educational activities.

Go Sketch

go sketch

5.0(1)

Have you ever noticed that a child is often happy to draw with abandon at 5 and yet by the time they reach 10 or even an adult, they sometimes no longer feel like they can draw? Can you relate to that yourself? Why is that?  Could it be that we are taught there is a 'right' and wrong' way to draw or that we just don't get enough time in school dedicated to the visual arts? Could it be that you were told that only people with 'talent' can draw? At Go Sketch Club we want to change that so that everyone can feel happy and confident when they sit down to draw. Yes, that also includes you if you would like to have some fun arty time with your child. We offer: Pre-recorded courses so you can access them whenever you want with a lifetime access so no monthly fee Free live art weeks  (Join our newsletter [https://gosketch.us8.list-manage.com/subscribe?u=63334a4b2588cd3045ff67bee&id=696600e793] so you don't miss out) Live Art Clubs for the whole family to draw together (Age 5-adult) Click here for more info [https://www.gosketchclub.com/liveclasses] Live Group Drawing Tuition for age 9-16 on zoom. Learn essential drawing skills in a supportive group. See here for more info [https://www.gosketchclub.com/live-tuition] Sketchbook Adventures Course  Learn how to use sketchbooks to improve your creativity and drawing skills as a family. Only launched twice a year.  Click here to find out more  [https://www.gosketchclub.com/courses/sketchbook-adventures] Online Art Parties  so you can have a fun interactive art workshop for your child's birthday (or an adult's birthday!) on zoom. Click here for more information. [https://www.gosketchclub.com/parties] Face to Face Art Parties   We are based in Taunton, UK but can travel! Find out more here   [https://www.gosketch.co.uk/arty-birthday-parties/]

WanderWomen Scotland

wanderwomen scotland

5.0(77)

Hi, I am Anna. I set up WanderWomen Scotland Ltd in November 2018, in order to encourage women into the Outdoors, and to enable them to have their space the male-dominated Adventure world. Nature has been my happy place ever since growing up in East Germany, a locked-down country. Getting away from propaganda, Stasi spies and political control, getting outdoors meant freedom and truth, even if that meant holidaying in really basic huts, without electricity or flowing water, skinny dipping in all kinds of bodies of water and cooking over fire. After spending my 20s in London, turning my back on nature a little, yet still cycling everywhere, having my own children made me appreciate the outdoors again, I re-familiarised myself with the feeling of content that the seasons brought, or the reassurance of the cycles of growth in the garden, or the cycles of the moon. Disagreeing with the early school starting age in the UK, I flexi-schooled my 2 boys throughout their Primary School years, working with local rangers, counting bumble bees and orchids and doing other conservation tasks, built mandala sculptures, bug hotels, community gardens and a willow play village at a local park and set up an outdoor learning group for pre-school children. Once it was not cool enough for them anymore, spending their Mondays climbing trees and making fires with Mama, I decided I wanted to keep sharing the benefits of nature, as well as my survival skills – and with the help of a vision board, and support from family and friends, WanderWomen was born: Offering Outdoor events in a mix of mindfulness and adventure. Wild Swimming is my Meditation, Solo Camping is Selfcare, Yoga is being playful, Silence is where my Creativity gets birthed, and Walking is thinking & problem-solving. Cycling is getting me from A to B, and my competitive side manifests itself in going slower. I love the smell of fire and the sound of rain on canvas. Plant connection is strong, and I forage, appreciate and lay mandalas to practice mindfulness.

Aunty Social

aunty social

5.0(1)

Blackpool

Aunty Social is a community arts organisation that gives people opportunities to develop their creativity, learn new skills and connect with others through positive arty activities. We coordinate a diverse programme of arts and cultural activities designed to bring people together in a safe, supportive, gentle space. What about the future? Well, we’re keen to build on everything we’ve achieved. We’re looking to employ staff to help us with our new venue and with office work – hey, if we can do all of this in our free time on evenings and weekends, imagine what we could achieve if we had some help! All in all, we want to continue offering the people of the Fylde Coast even more great things to do. We want to share and make great art in our local communities so we can all enjoy all the social benefits. A little history We started out back in 2011 as a group of friends who wanted something fun, affordable and social to do. There were very few ways to meet new people that didn’t involve going to a pub or a bar. So we raided our attics, scoured our wardrobes and went off to a car boot sale to raise £30 for our very first workshop. Since then, we’ve done all manner of lovely activities and reaching thousands of local people. We’ve received funding from a variety of sources such as Arts Council England, Blackpool Council, BFI, Richmond Fellowship, Leftcoast, Street to Scale and EU Youth Initiatives but this is not the majority of our income. We really believe in sustainability and work hard to earn our own income through workshop delivery, research and creative retail sales; making sure that projects can pay for themselves or each-other. Fast forward to 2022 and we now have a variety of projects on the go as well as online arts and culture magazine Blackpool Social Club and the Winter Gardens Film Festival. We’re still completely volunteer-run and led; we are super proud of all our helpers who help us put on events and activities to a professional standard.