Fancy creating a pair of Kokedama?

Kokedama (Japanese) are foliage plants that have their roots ball and soil covered in moss to create moss balls. These can be ejoyed in the garden or indoors. Under the careful guidance of professional florist Anita you will be given two different plants to wrap in moss, create simple hangers for them and learn how to keep them thriving.

Workshops held:

Thu 11 Jul 2024 6:30 pm - 7:30 pm
Sun 14 Jul 2024 2:00 pm - 3:00 pm
Sun 14 Jul 2024 3:30 pm - 4:30 pm

The Paradise Club … the best club in clubland … or, at least it was.

The club has fallen on hard times. The club is nearly out of money; and now the inspectors are talking about closing the club and knocking the building down. Terrible! Can our cast of stars put on the best Christmas party ever? Will The Paradise Club be saved?

Who do you care about and why?

Feel Me is a new interactive theatre show from The Paper Birds, UK leaders in devised verbatim theatre. Feel Me asks, via your mobile phone, who and what you care about from the stories unfolding live on stage in front of you.

Through a stunning mixture of live performance, film, projection, dance and music, Feel Me explores the different lenses through which we are told, and connect to stories in the modern digital world.

Street Food Saturdays will commence in June and run until 27 July, running 12pm till 8pm.

Each Saturday at The Junction will see food traders rotating. Drinks will be served by The Reserve Cocktail Bar with coffee and pastries being served up by Rabbit Hole Coffee and Cup of Kin throughout the season.

“There’s a legend about the Watch House. Scrape beneath the whitewash and you’ll find terror. You’ll find him.”

Once a coastguard station renowned for daring rescues, the old Watch House is now all but abandoned. Just like Anne, dumped here while her parents sort their divorce. She’s never felt more alone. But she isn’t…

Sunk deep in the past is a secret which threatens everything. Only Anne can stop it. Catapulted on an adventure through graveyards, discos and shipwrecks, she and her eccentric crew must uncover the truth before it’s too late.

Exhibition of ceramics, installation, projection and video by Clare Carter, practice-based postgraduate researcher at the University of Leeds.

This exhibition charts the first year of Clare Carter’s practice-based PhD project ‘Mothering Beyond the Flesh’ which investigates the relationships between landscape, maternal agency and creative practice.