Tickets are now on sale for the highlight of Grow Festival 2019, an enormous Community Feast in Coronation Park that shares and celebrates the food and cultures of Corby on Sunday 28 July. The feast is the culmination of months of community growing projects and three local chefs will cook up a delicious menu reflecting … Continue reading Tickets for Grow Festival’s appetising community feast are now on sale
Connecting and creating at Corby Library
A new group for over-65s is half-way through 12 weeks of sessions exploring visual arts and crafts, supported by the ScottishPower Foundation. In a relatively short space of time, the group have produced some brilliant and experimental artworks with help and guidance from artist Linzi Bright. During the hour-long sessions, group members have been busy … Continue reading Connecting and creating at Corby Library
Don’t miss the opportunity join our family of supporters for Grow 2019
Don’t miss the opportunity to join our family of supporters for Grow 2019 Corby’s Grow Festival 2019 is fast approaching, and we are looking for local businesses to be part of our growing network of partners to support Grow 2019 on Saturday 27th July and Sunday 28th July 2019. Last year’s festival attracted around 15,000 … Continue reading Don’t miss the opportunity join our family of supporters for Grow 2019
Donate food to The Big Harvest for Grow Festival
Donate food to The Big Harvest for Grow Festival Corby’s Grow Festival is looking for anyone from newbie gardeners to experienced veg growers to donate home-grown produce for a community feast which will feed hundreds of people, including those living in food poverty. Commissioned by Made in Corby and co-produced by The Core at Corby Cube, Grow Festival 2019 takes … Continue reading Donate food to The Big Harvest for Grow Festival
Volunteers needed for Grow Festival 2019
WE NEED YOU! Join the team and be part of Grow Festival 2019 in Corby on Saturday 27 & Sunday 28 July. Continuing to look at the essential ingredients for growth, Grow 2019 is inspired by the theme of food, celebrating all things culinary. Corby’s town centre will once again be animated with hilarious street … Continue reading Volunteers needed for Grow Festival 2019
Making change happen creatively
Making change happen creatively – blog by Helen Willmott, Director of Made In Corby Here at Made in Corby we believe that being creative can really change things. Taking part in creative activities, from craft to performance and anything in between, can change a person, whatever their age or circumstance. Creative activities are now proven … Continue reading Making change happen creatively
New Creative Activities for Kingswood & Hazel Leys
New Creative Activities for Kingswood & Hazel Leys The KHL Big Local Partnership, working in partnership with Made in Corby, Corby Community Arts and The Core at Corby Cube, have secured over £200,000 for a 3 year programme of creative activities across the two estates. Kingswood & Hazel Leys is one of fourteen communities across … Continue reading New Creative Activities for Kingswood & Hazel Leys
Local bands and performance groups wanted for Grow Festival 2019
Local bands and performance groups wanted for Grow Festival 2019 Grow Festival is set to bring more spectacular outdoor arts to Corby this Summer and talented local artists are being sought to be a part of The People’s Stage. Commissioned by Made in Corby and co-produced by The Core at Corby Cube, Grow 2019 takes … Continue reading Local bands and performance groups wanted for Grow Festival 2019
Skills development for the arts in Corby
Skills development for the arts in Corby Are you an artist and/or group leader who is heading arts activity in Corby? If so, we would love to engage with you to discuss a more joined-up approach, providing more opportunities for individuals to thrive in the arts. On Monday 29th April and Wednesday 8th May 2019 … Continue reading Skills development for the arts in Corby
The Art of Change
The Art of Change – blog by Helen Willmott, Director of Made In Corby Every month we meet with a group of arts enthusiasts to discuss the possibilities of how cultural activity can enhance and improve our town. This group, called What Next?, is part of a national movement of around 40 similar groups around … Continue reading The Art of Change