Posts with tag: Lowestoft
Wild About Kirkley: come and get involved in our new community garden.
Suffolk Artlink’s Wild About Kirkley project is looking for volunteers and local residents who would like to get involved in a newly developed community garden at the Kirkley Church Hall. The garden is open to all: we are working to make a place to relax, be creative, take time out, potter, read, dig, grow and much more. We welcome both individuals and groups to use the space.
Find out moreWild About Kirkley free creative events and talks
Over the coming months we have many great sessions planned in Kirkley. We are particularly excited to be part of Heritage Open Days offering our new accessible foraging route, devised in collaboration with some of our participants. The Sensory Forage Walk on the 18th September 2022 is ideal for wheelchair users, those who struggle with long distances and people who are visually impaired.
Find out moreSpecial Delivery Exhibition opens at Suffolk Archives, Lowestoft
The Special Delivery Exhibition has opened at the Suffolk Archives, Lowestoft, featuring work by pupils from Pakefield, Oulton Broad and Roman Hill Primary schools together with residents of Hildesley Court, Broadlands and Britten Court care homes.
Find out moreTaking Tea at Britten Court
Our last week together – and the first time the children get to visit the residents at Britten Court. They could not have been more welcoming, and we enjoyed a […]
Find out moreDear friend I’ve never met before
Special Delivery at Britten Court was made very special indeed yesterday by the presence of Maurice, on piano, and Dancing Dean … Based on items chosen by residents for their […]
Find out moreWild About Kirkley at First Light
Over the First Light Festival weekend, artists Kasia Posen and Carrie Phoenix, who together comprise the art collective The Third Person, engaged families and members of the public in a […]
Find out moreDark clouds over Roman Hill
A session of getting to grips with graphite, cloud formations – and headlines. After the storm – the relative quiet of the headline hunt, in which Dean encouraged the […]
Find out morePicnic plate poetry and a trip to the Museum
This morning, Kate and Dean visited residents at Britten Court, where they shared the children’s souvenir plates. The plates were decorated with images and text taken from their visit to […]
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