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Cultivate Commissions Made With Many are looking to commission creative or cultural projects in Corby from October 2021 We are looking for proposals for projects that connect the local community with opportunities to engage with the arts and culture of between £1000 and £4000 through our Cultivate commissioning programme. This could include: Creative activities across any art … Continue reading Cultivate Commissions (Corby)
8th October 2021 Diwali lantern making As part of celebrating Diwali in 2021, we want to encourage everyone to participate in making homemade lanterns, from recyclable materials (no glass). There will be a procession on Saturday 30th October and you can join it at either 4pm at the Hindu Mandir or 5pm at the Market … Continue reading Diwali lantern making
Black Community Forum Black History Month Programme A range of information and interactive sessions covering cricket, history and culture led by Wellingborough African Caribbean Association and Steve Stephenson MBE. Venue: Wellingborough African Caribbean Association, Rock Street Community Complex, 27-29 Rock Street, Wellingborough, NN8 4LW [link to map] Cost: All events are FREE entry, activities and refreshments. … Continue reading Black History Month
Corby Pole Fair 2022 Business Sponsorship Opportunity To make the 2022 Corby Pole Fair the best ever, we need your help! We’re offering businesses the chance to connect with around 30,000 people, whilst demonstrating their commitment to the local community, through sponsorship packages at the Corby Pole Fair. The Pole Fair is a major community … Continue reading Sponsor Corby Pole Fair 2022
Youth Music Project A new music production group for 12-18 year olds to learn new skills working with professional musicians and producers. No experience is necessary, just come along, have a go and have fun! Corby sessions Where: Hazelwood Neighbourhood Centre, Gainsborough Road, NN18 0QF [link to map] Days: Weekly on Mondays – now starting on 4th … Continue reading Youth Music Project starting September
Update We have a Wellingborough Stories Information Session on September 13th @ 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm Wellingborough Stories is made possible thanks to generous support from the National Lottery Heritage Fund, thanks to National Lottery players. Wellingborough Stories Community Grant Scheme Call for Expressions of Interest Can you help uncover Wellingborough’s untold stories and celebrate your community? … Continue reading Wellingborough Stories Community Grant Scheme (now closed)
Looking back at lockdown We need your experiences of being in Corby during the COVID-19 lockdowns. We’re interested in the major and the miniscule, the successes and the challenges. You might have experienced a life-changing moment, a significant realisation or a devastating loss, and this is a moment to reflect on that and share it … Continue reading Looking back at lockdown
12th August 2021 Baby and Me Blog by Vicky Frayard, Corby Producer at Made With Many. During February and March 2021, we delivered online sensory play sessions for newborn to pre-walking babies and their grown-ups in Corby. The sessions were designed to create time for parent and baby to bond whilst engaging in relaxed sensory and … Continue reading Baby and Me
Learn online with Puppeteer Josh Macrow About this FREE online course During the Winter 2020/2021 lockdown, as part of our Connecting Corby project, Made With Many created an online puppetry group for local people who were stuck at home and bored. Local people of all ages were encouraged to get involved in this fantastic creative … Continue reading FREE online Puppetry course
Community Champions New investment to support communities in Wellingborough Made With Many are happy to be helping with the Community Champions programme, a project led by Support Northamptonshire in Wellingborough. Funded by the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government (MHCLG) and North Northamptonshire Council, Community Champions is aimed at supporting communities adversely impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. For … Continue reading Community Champions
