Hebden Bridge Arts aims to ignite the creativity in everyone. We work with communities and inspiring artists to create exciting art informed by the environment and the climate emergency.
We bring together brilliant artists of all disciplines with grassroots organisations that work with under-served, under-represented communities and the public. We produce highly ambitious, artistically exciting, socially engaged work, and support the development of community confidence and great art through mentoring and co-creation.
You can connect with us as a maker, co-creator, workshop participant, volunteer, audience member, and visitor. We create and share visual art, film, written and spoken word, theatre, dance, and music, and present our/your creativity to the world.
We bring together brilliant artists of all disciplines with grassroots organisations that work with under-served, under-represented communities and the public. We produce highly ambitious, artistically exciting, socially engaged work, and support the development of community confidence and great art through mentoring and co-creation.
You can connect with us as a maker, co-creator, workshop participant, volunteer, audience member, and visitor. We create and share visual art, film, written and spoken word, theatre, dance, and music, and present our/your creativity to the world.
What’s next for Hebden Bridge Arts?
We’re busy working on the creation of an environmentally-themed community performance for 2024 based on the mid-century French short story, ‘The Man Who Planted Trees’ by Jean Giono.
The project will be created and co-curated with a small team of outstanding professional artists, environmental experts and local community groups from across the borough. It will be presented in June / July 2024 as part of Calderdale Council’s Year of Culture.
We hope to offer public workshops, and two community sharing days, in spaces across the borough, in the run up to sharing the performance in two different venues and areas of Calderdale.
Please sign up to receive our Newsletters (scroll down) to keep up to date with all project news!
The project will be created and co-curated with a small team of outstanding professional artists, environmental experts and local community groups from across the borough. It will be presented in June / July 2024 as part of Calderdale Council’s Year of Culture.
We hope to offer public workshops, and two community sharing days, in spaces across the borough, in the run up to sharing the performance in two different venues and areas of Calderdale.
Please sign up to receive our Newsletters (scroll down) to keep up to date with all project news!
