Searching for creative events and opportunities to get involved in this July? Perhaps you’re in the mood for some local art installations, late-night festivals and live theatre. Or maybe you’re looking to develop your talent, take part in fighting climate change or help run a creative cafe. Maybe you want to learn about glassblowing or dance – or simply have a fun summer day out. We have curated a selection of activities and creative opportunities – in London, in Kent, and online – for you to enjoy this July.
Check out artist Jasleen Kaur’s work, ‘The first thing I did was to kiss the ground,’ created with Cement fields in Gravesend as part of England’s Creative Coast. Inspired by Sikh culture and Gravesend’s rich history of migration, this is a work in two parts: a large-scale abstract sculpture and a sound piece, both located right on the water’s edge.
For one night only, installations, music, films, live performances and food experiences will take over Whitechapel Gallery and East London.
Featuring electrifying work by 6 emerging London-based artists: Candida Powell-Williams, Nicole Bachmann, Julianknxx, Paula Morison, Inês Neto dos Santos and Abbas Zahedi.
Playing at The Greenhouse Theatre, the UK’s 1st zero-waste performance space, Hjem is a magically modern folk story of a Norwegian fishing vessel struck by a story in the North Sea in the 1950s. Rescued by an English ship, its crew soon find themselves in a sleepy coastal town in Northumberland. A whirlwind romance ensues…
The BFI has announced that NETWORK@LFF, their flagship talent development programme at the heart of the BFI London Film Festival, is back for 2021.
Up to 12 UK-based writers, directors and producers will be given the exclusive opportunity to take part in an intensive programme of masterclasses, screenings, events and industry insights.
Organised by Activate the City in collaboration with Allbirds, this free 7-week summer programme will focus on Youth Climate Action ahead of COP 26 in November.
Participants will get to take part in creative and engaging workshops lead by industry experts. Activities include greening your local area, content creation, zine-making, building an installation & organising a final showcase event.
The Health Tree is looking for up to 4 freelance facilitators with lived experience of long Covid (or another long-term condition that has affected their daily life).
Participants will work with the Artistic Director to host a series of creative Covid Cafés between October 2021 and April 2022.
Under the supervision of professional glassmakers John Lewis and Tom Chadwin, learn how to work with hot glass in this exciting series of workshops by Fitzrovia Noir, running for one weekend only in July.
Join City Arts for a free online seminar exploring older people’s dance during the pandemic. Featuring the premiere of The Workhouse – a new dance film by award-winning filmmaker Sima Gonsai.
Also joining the seminar will be Moving Memory Dance Company, whose work is drawn from the perspectives, opinions, and experiences of older people.
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