In the first of our Seed Commission blogs, our Producer Sarah gives an update on the projects so far… Our seed commissions gave people in Medway and Swale the opportunity to develop art that responds to this unique, and super challenging moment in time. We wanted the work to help open conversations and help us… Continue Reading
A couple of months ago, we put out a call to apply for a Seed Commission – a way for us to help local artists and community groups get new creative projects off the ground and to try something new in Medway and Swale. We called these ‘Seed’ because we want people to grow… Continue Reading
Got a performance you are itching to try out on a live audience?
Then come to Scratch, our monthly open mic with a 10-minute performance slot.
Show an audience your latest song, theatre scene, dance piece, film or comedy sketch.
Got a performance you are itching to try out on a live audience?
Then come to Scratch, our monthly open mic with a 10-minute performance slot.
Show an audience your latest song, theatre scene, dance piece, film or comedy sketch.
Got a performance you are itching to try out on a live audience?
Then come to Scratch, our monthly open mic with a 10-minute performance slot.
Show an audience your latest song, theatre scene, dance piece, film or comedy sketch.
Young At HeArt, our programme of events created for those aged 55+, along with Swale Film Society, will holding another FILM CLUB event at No.34.
Come along to our film club, for the much-requested Charlie Chaplin classic, The Circus!
Got a performance you are itching to try out on a live audience?
Then come to Scratch, our monthly open mic with a 10-minute performance slot.
Show an audience your latest song, theatre scene, dance piece, film or comedy sketch.
Gordon Lamont is making a short film about our Young at HeArt programme. Come along to lend a hand, learn some new skills, and be part of the process!
“Britain on Film on Tour explores the vital history of black Britain throughout the 20th century. Bringing together films spanning 1901 to 1985 and taken from many different regions of the UK, it offers incredibly rare, little-seen and valuable depictions of black British life on screen.”
Independent Cinema Office
Ideas Test and Diversity House are partnering up this Remembrance Day to screen stories of black Britain from the BFI archives.