Framed by the everyday rhythm of movement along the river and the pulse of cultural life, the Riverside Terrace becomes a floor for reflection, celebration and collective energy. A place to take up ...

Poet and facilitator Toby Campion is hosting a series of weekly poetry workshops from May until July. Each week, there will be time to read and discuss work from leading authors and take part in ...

Embark on an incredible journey as spell-binding puppetry, music and theatre bring to life the magical story of friendship between an elephant and a boy. Join Opu, a young boy in Bengal who dreams of ...

Take a walk around the outside of our installation, the iconic Moominhouse, which has been built by Woodland Tribe and lots of child helpers. To celebrate 80 years of the Moomins, Counterpoints Arts ...

Celebrate 80 years of the Moomins at this afternoon party, with games, singing, storytelling, dancing and music for the whole family to enjoy. Since Tove Jansson first introduced the world of the ...

Enter an endless world of play and invention in a limitless recycled playground for children and their grown-ups to tap into their imaginations. Part installation, part adventure playground, REPLAY is ...

The Launceston Poetry Festival is a four-day festival featuring a lineup of major poets, musicians, artists, and broadcasters. There will be workshops, talks, readings, open mic events, street ...

Wirral Poetry Festival Open Poetry Competition 2025 is open for entries. The competition is open to poetry written in English, unpublished and of no more than 40 lines long. There is no specified ...

The young Japanese pianist is taking the classical music world by storm with his technical mastery and ‘tremendous versatility’ (The Times). Celebrated for his interpretation of Mozart, he makes a ...

The Ironbridge Festival of the Imagination is now open for submissions for its next poetry competition. Entrants are welcome to submit poems on any subject. Poems must be in English, and no more than ...

Join the Manchester Jewish Museum for an intimate evening of poetry, as poet-in-residence Ophira Adar presents a specially commissioned piece inspired by the untold stories of Jewish Manchester.