Explore the world Explore arts, culture and heritage from all around the world, from it’s beginnings in prehistoric and ancient civilisations right up to the present day with museum and gallery tours and online collections. The Smithsonian Institution is the world’s largest museum, education, and research complex. Join them on a voyage of discovery and … Continue reading Explore The World
Watch A Show
Watch A Show There are fantastic archives and live streams online just waiting to be discovered, and some innovative new work being made in response to COVID safety measures…so why not check them out? Hear from the Directors about an exciting new immersive VR experience, PETRICHOR from Thick Skin Theatre, a company co-founded by Corby’s own Neil … Continue reading Watch A Show
Get moving, stay mindful and create joy
Get moving, stay mindful and create joy You might not be able to socialise as much as you’d like, but don’t let that stop you trying these feelgood activities. Ready to go out exploring? Northamptonshire! Britain’s Best Surprise has lots of ideas of local historic houses, parks and gardens to visit, and it’s worth following … Continue reading Get moving, stay mindful and create joy
Keep your brain active with creating, making and learning
Keep your brain active with creating, making and learning If you’re not able to attend your usual groups or the children are home from school, try these activities to get your brain in gear. My Sensory Adventures is a new digital project from our friends at Carbon Theatre for people who like to explore the … Continue reading Keep your brain active with creating, making and learning
Arts & Culture at your fingertips
Arts & Culture at your fingertips Updated 23rd October 2020 We originally created these creative resources for lockdown, when ‘staying in’ was the new ‘going out’ in March 2020. However, the clocks go back this weekend, the nights are drawing in, we are all still social distancing and some people are shielding or self-isolating. So, … Continue reading Arts & Culture at your fingertips
Found Poetry with Ryan Leder (part 6)
The final part of Ryan Leder’s Found Poetry in our #MadeAtHome series. Ryan will show us how to complete our piece of found poetry. Catch up with the first, second, third, fourth and fifth steps in this series before progressing to part 6 below. Watch the short video below to complete your writing journey and share your creations with … Continue reading Found Poetry with Ryan Leder (part 6)
Found Poetry with Ryan Leder (part 5)
In this #MadeAtHome activity Ryan Leder is helping us complete our piece of found poetry. If you missed the first, second, third and fourth steps in this series catch up with them before progressing to this part 5 below. Watch the short video below to continue your writing journey and share your creations with us on our … Continue reading Found Poetry with Ryan Leder (part 5)
Woolly Jumpers with Liz Clark
In today’s #MadeAtHome activity dance artist Liz Clark will be helping us and our little ones discover all the possibilities of woolly jumpers! Share your creations on our #MadeAtHome posts on Facebook, Twitter or Instagram – and don’t forget to take the survey afterwards for your chance to win a prize! Win Prizes Once you’ve completed each challenge you’ll be able to … Continue reading Woolly Jumpers with Liz Clark
Found Poetry with Ryan Leder (part 4)
In this #MadeAtHome activity Ryan Leder is helping us continue our poetry writing journey. The fourth step is below and next week he’ll be taking us through the final step in the process, so look out for the following videos in this series. If you missed the first, second and third steps in this series catch up with … Continue reading Found Poetry with Ryan Leder (part 4)
Setting The Scene with Paul Stringer
In today’s #MadeAtHome activity film-maker Paul Stringer shows us how to set up a scene and get a variety of shots to help tell a story. Watch the short video below to get you started and share your creations with us on our #MadeAtHome posts on Facebook, Twitter or Instagram – and don’t forget to take the survey afterwards for your chance to … Continue reading Setting The Scene with Paul Stringer