Latest Events in Crediton(July Updated)

Over a series of events through winter 24-25, Significant Seams and Turning Tides are inviting you to get involved in a range of creative activities and join us for a free hot lunch every Monday and a number of Tuesdays (The sessions at The Bookery). Our first few sessions will involve mood board making: We want your input on ambiance to help make the Tea Rooms a space that is more comfortable for everyone - by improving the acoustics and understanding what makes the space welcoming and comfortable for everyone. Then we will move on to creative and hopefully a bit of flamboyant making. We plan to make a colour changing ceiling (we have a plan), a series of large wall hangings that can reflect different moods/characters of the type of events they host, various needle felted things, and a quilted patchwork mural for over an open doorway. There are ideas about some 3-d creations, but our shared lunches and making sessions will shape the plan. We hope you will join us in this social making, a bit of practical craftivism about inclusion, and metaphorical and literal breaking of bread together. As our plans develop we aim to update this event page with plans and details about the dominant activity at each session. These sessions are all free but donations are welcome. They would be used to 'pay it forward' and offer additional activities in the future. Information Source: Significant Seams | eventbrite

Over a series of events through winter 24-25, Significant Seams and Turning Tides are inviting you to get involved in a range of creative activities and join us for a free hot lunch every Monday and a number of Tuesdays (The sessions at The Bookery). Our first few sessions will involve mood board making: We want your input on ambiance to help make the Tea Rooms a space that is more comfortable for everyone - by improving the acoustics and understanding what makes the space welcoming and comfortable for everyone. Then we will move on to creative and hopefully a bit of flamboyant making. We plan to make a colour changing ceiling (we have a plan), a series of large wall hangings that can reflect different moods/characters of the type of events they host, various needle felted things, and a quilted patchwork mural for over an open doorway. There are ideas about some 3-d creations, but our shared lunches and making sessions will shape the plan. We hope you will join us in this social making, a bit of practical craftivism about inclusion, and metaphorical and literal breaking of bread together. As our plans develop we aim to update this event page with plans and details about the dominant activity at each session. These sessions are all free but donations are welcome. They would be used to 'pay it forward' and offer additional activities in the future. Information Source: Significant Seams | eventbrite

Immerse in a transformative experience at the Empowered Creativity: 2024 Youth Programme (Tuesday) in Crediton. The event, scheduled for August 6, 2024, will take place at Four Mills Lane, EX17. Delve into a blend of artistic and eco-friendly activities, from music to theatre, visual arts to nature sessions. This program invites young creatives and nature enthusiasts to ignite their passions and ideas in a vibrant, hands-on environment. Older teens keen to contribute can inquire about internships, leading activities like dance, art, or nature sessions, with potential opportunities in cookery. Expect daily collective projects, outdoor cooking sessions, and music-making. Limited fully funded spaces are available for young individuals entitled to free school meals, with a necessary code for securing a spot. Stay tuned for detailed announcements in May and ticket sales opening on May 24, 2024, to ensure your participation in this enriching experience.

Over a series of events through winter 24-25, Significant Seams and Turning Tides are inviting you to get involved in a range of creative activities and join us for a free hot lunch every Monday and a number of Tuesdays (The sessions at The Bookery). Our first few sessions will involve mood board making: We want your input on ambiance to help make the Tea Rooms a space that is more comfortable for everyone - by improving the acoustics and understanding what makes the space welcoming and comfortable for everyone. Then we will move on to creative and hopefully a bit of flamboyant making. We plan to make a colour changing ceiling (we have a plan), a series of large wall hangings that can reflect different moods/characters of the type of events they host, various needle felted things, and a quilted patchwork mural for over an open doorway. There are ideas about some 3-d creations, but our shared lunches and making sessions will shape the plan. We hope you will join us in this social making, a bit of practical craftivism about inclusion, and metaphorical and literal breaking of bread together. As our plans develop we aim to update this event page with plans and details about the dominant activity at each session. These sessions are all free but donations are welcome. They would be used to 'pay it forward' and offer additional activities in the future. Information Source: Significant Seams | eventbrite

The Empowered Creativity: A 2024 Youth Programme will take place in Crediton at Four Mills Lane on July 31, 2024. The Art & Eco Creativity Programmes promise a blend of arts and eco-inspired activities for young artists and nature enthusiasts. The event offers a chance to engage in music, theatre, visual arts, craft, and technical skills while exploring creativity in a hands-on environment. Older teens are encouraged to express interest in internships, particularly in leading dance, drama, art, or nature sessions. The daily schedule includes collective activities such as music making, art projects, and foraging challenges. Participants can look forward to a hot meal prepared outdoors each day. The programme aims to provide an exceptional experience for budding artists, nature lovers, and those seeking adventure. Limited fully funded spaces are available for young people entitled to free school meals. Interested individuals should secure a place by obtaining a code from their school or Devon County Council. Ticket sales will commence on May 24, 2024, at midnight.

Discover and engage in a captivating experience at the Empowered Creativity: A 2024 Youth Programme in Crediton. This summer's Art & Eco Creativity Programmes are currently being finalized and are set to be revealed in May, with bookings opening later in the term alongside the countywide Holiday Activity and Food Scheme. The event promises a unique blend of arts and eco-inspired activities, catering to young artists and nature enthusiasts eager to unleash their creativity in a dynamic, hands-on environment. Older teens are encouraged to apply for internships, with opportunities to lead engaging sessions in dance, drama, art, nature, and possibly cookery. Experienced youth workers will guide participants through various activities and assist in bringing their ideas to life. The daily agenda includes collective projects, music sessions, art creation, and nature challenges. Whether you are passionate about art, nature, or simply seeking new adventures, this programme is designed to provide an exceptional experience. Secure your spot at the Empowered Creativity: A 2024 Youth Programme, set to take place at Four Mills Lane, Crediton EX17, and Creativity Acre at Significant Seams, Knowle, Crediton Hamlets. Details regarding fees and funding are still being finalized, with a limited number of fully funded spaces available for eligible individuals. Remember, the ticket sales will commence on 25th May 2024 at 00:00.

Experience a transformative summer at the Empowered Creativity: 2024 Youth Programme (Tuesday 2) in Crediton. Taking place at Four Mills Lane, this event on August 6, 2024, offers a unique opportunity for young artists and nature enthusiasts to unleash their creativity in a hands-on environment. The programme includes a variety of arts-related and eco-inspired activities, from music and theatre to crafting and foraging challenges. Participants can look forward to engaging in collective projects such as music-making sessions and art activities, all while enjoying a hot meal prepared in an outdoor kitchen. The programme also welcomes older teens interested in contributing through internships, particularly in leading dance, art, nature sessions, or cookery opportunities. With experienced youth workers guiding the way, attendees can expect a dynamic blend of artistic expression and environmental exploration. Registration details will be announced closer to the event date, with ticket sales starting on May 24, 2024, at 00:00. Limited fully funded spaces are available for young people entitled to free school meals, with codes required to secure these spots. Reach out with any inquiries regarding funding assistance to ensure a fulfilling experience at the Empowered Creativity: 2024 Youth Programme.

Discover the Empowered Creativity: 2024 Youth Programme at Four Mills Lane in Crediton on Wednesday, 14th August 2024. The event promises a blend of artistic and eco-inspired activities tailored for young artists and nature enthusiasts. The day's agenda includes engaging in art-related activities such as music, theatre, visual arts, crafts, and technical skills that support the arts, alongside eco-friendly endeavors. Participants can expect a hands-on experience, with opportunities to lead dance, art, nature sessions, and even delve into cookery. A hot meal will be provided daily, prepared together in an outdoor kitchen. Scheduled collective activities encompass music-making, art projects, and foraging challenges throughout the event. The programme, which is set to open bookings on 24th May 2024, offers a limited number of fully funded spaces for young individuals entitled to free school meals. Secure a spot at this inspiring event to unleash your creativity and immerse yourself in a day of exploration, creation, and fun with friends amidst the beauty of nature.

Explore, Create, and Hang with Friends in an inspirational woodland Empowered Creativity: 2024 Youth Programme We are still planning the details of this summer's Art & Eco Creativity Programmes and full details are expected to be announced in May, and booking open in coordination with the countywide Holiday Activity and Food Scheme a bit later in the term. Expect to join us for a fun-filled event that combines arts related (music, theatre, visual arts, craft, and technical skills that support arts) activities and eco-inspired activities. Our Programme invites young artists and nature enthusiasts to explore their creativity in a vibrant, hands-on setting. We welcome expressions of interest from older teens interested to contribute to the programme via internships: we are particularly interested in you leading fun dance, art, or nature sessions. There could be cookery related opportunities too. Our experienced youth workers will introduce participants to activities, and help develop and enable ideas that participants or older youth interns suggest. Each day will include a hot meal, usually made together in an OUTDOOR kitchen! After a tour of the site, each day we will have collective activities and projects: we anticipate these to include music making/jamming sessions, art making, and a foraging related challenge across the days. Whether you're a budding artist or a nature lover, want to hang out with buddies or a natural adventurer, this programme aims to support you to have an exceptional experience. Join us at the Empowered Creativity: 2024 Youth Programme! Locations: Anticipated as Four Mills Lane, Crediton EX17 and Creativity Acre at Significant Seams, Knowle, Crediton Hamlets. Details to be confirmed closer to the time. The programme is currently expected to carry a charge but we are in discussion with potenial partners to reduce or eliminate this. We currently have 15 spaces available fully funded for young people entitled to free school meals. A code, provided by the young person's school or Devon County Council, will be needed to secure one of these places. If the young person has participated as a Free School Meal recipient in the past, we should have the code on record. Otherwise the code must be obtained from a school or DCC. If the young person has participated and had a sponsored space for another reason, it is highly unlikely to be funded by DCC in this round of activities. Please do let us know if cost is prohibiting factor. We are keen to understand any needs so we can do anything we can to address it. Information Source: Significant Seams | eventbrite

Hamlet (2023) 12A A tale of revenge that has stood the test of time, Shakespeare’s classic tragedy is reimagined for the modern day as a gripping psychological thriller! Transcending the confines of the stage, the film utilises nearly every room of the Theatre Royal Windsor to transform it into the immortal Elsinore Castle, from basement dungeon to roof-top battlement. The critically acclaimed, recent stage cast of ‘Hamlet’, including Ian McKellen, Frances Barber (King Lear, Chekhov’s The Seagull) and Jonathan Hyde (King Lear, Titanic, Crimson Peak), bring their iconic roles to life in this compelling new film adaptation. Director: Sean Mathias Runtime: 117 mins Cast: Francesca Annis, Frances Barber, Steven Berkoff, Jonathan Hyde, Ian McKellen, Jenny Seagrove Information Source: Libraries Unlimited | eventbrite

Over a series of events through winter 24-25, Significant Seams and Turning Tides are inviting you to get involved in a range of creative activities and join us for a free hot lunch every Monday and a number of Tuesdays. Our first few sessions will involve mood board making: We want your input on ambiance to help make the Tea Rooms a space that is more comfortable for everyone - by improving the acoustics and understanding what makes the space welcoming and comfortable for everyone. Then we will move on to creative and hopefully a bit of flamboyant making. We plan to make a colour changing ceiling (we have a plan), a series of large wall hangings that can reflect different moods/characters of the type of events they host, various needle felted things, and a quilted patchwork mural for over an open doorway. There are ideas about some 3-d creations, but our shared lunches and making sessions will shape the plan. We hope you will join us in this social making, a bit of practical craftivism about inclusion, and metaphorical and literal breaking of bread together! As our plans develop we aim to update this event page with plans and details about the dominant activity at each session. These sessions are all free but donations are welcome. They would be used to 'pay it forward' and offer additional activities in the future. Information Source: Significant Seams | eventbrite

Over a series of events through winter 24-25, Significant Seams and Turning Tides are inviting you to get involved in a range of creative activities and join us for a free hot lunch every Monday and a number of Tuesdays (The sessions at The Bookery). Our first few sessions will involve mood board making: We want your input on ambiance to help make the Tea Rooms a space that is more comfortable for everyone - by improving the acoustics and understanding what makes the space welcoming and comfortable for everyone. Then we will move on to creative and hopefully a bit of flamboyant making. We plan to make a colour changing ceiling (we have a plan), a series of large wall hangings that can reflect different moods/characters of the type of events they host, various needle felted things, and a quilted patchwork mural for over an open doorway. There are ideas about some 3-d creations, but our shared lunches and making sessions will shape the plan. We hope you will join us in this social making, a bit of practical craftivism about inclusion, and metaphorical and literal breaking of bread together. As our plans develop we aim to update this event page with plans and details about the dominant activity at each session. These sessions are all free but donations are welcome. They would be used to 'pay it forward' and offer additional activities in the future. Information Source: Significant Seams | eventbrite

Over a series of events through winter 24-25, Significant Seams and Turning Tides are inviting you to get involved in a range of creative activities and join us for a free hot lunch every Monday and a number of Tuesdays (The sessions at The Bookery). Our first few sessions will involve mood board making: We want your input on ambiance to help make the Tea Rooms a space that is more comfortable for everyone - by improving the acoustics and understanding what makes the space welcoming and comfortable for everyone. Then we will move on to creative and hopefully a bit of flamboyant making. We plan to make a colour changing ceiling (we have a plan), a series of large wall hangings that can reflect different moods/characters of the type of events they host, various needle felted things, and a quilted patchwork mural for over an open doorway. There are ideas about some 3-d creations, but our shared lunches and making sessions will shape the plan. We hope you will join us in this social making, a bit of practical craftivism about inclusion, and metaphorical and literal breaking of bread together. As our plans develop we aim to update this event page with plans and details about the dominant activity at each session. These sessions are all free but donations are welcome. They would be used to 'pay it forward' and offer additional activities in the future. Information Source: Significant Seams | eventbrite

Painting a landscape with a limited paletteWelcome to our in-person event where we'll explore the magic of creating beautiful landscapes using a limited palette of colors. Join us for a day filled with creativity, as we delve into the world of painting nature scenes with a restricted color range. Discover how limitations can spark creativity and bring a unique charm to your artwork. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced artist, this event is the perfect opportunity to learn new techniques and unleash your artistic potential. Let's paint together and bring stunning landscapes to life! Information Source: Owen Williams | eventbrite