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The Heart Project

Creative Fun had by all Ages at the Heart Project Summer Workshops 

Creative Fun for all Ages at the Heart Project Summer Workshops 
The Heart Project

Crediton Heart Project Awarded Arts Council Grant for Summer Holiday Workshops

The Crediton Heart Project has been awarded a grant by the Arts Council to run an exciting programme of creative workshops next to the new Redlands surgery in Crediton.
Arts

Local Filmmaker Produces Musical Comedy About Saving a Library

Local filmmaker Dom Lee's latest venture is a musical comedy a woman’s quest to save her local library.
Arts

Crediton Arts Centre Reopens

After being closed for 18 months, the Crediton Arts Centre reopens this weekend.
Community

The Crediton Flag Project Brightening our Town Centre since 2013 

Crediton town centre has come alive this month with a collection of handmade brightly coloured flags, each one individually designed to represent a local shop or community group. 
Environment

Moths to a Flame - a Creative Response to the Climate Emergency

A nationwide art project is inviting people to learn about climate change by exploring the world of moths. Moths to a Flame will lead to the creation of a massive art installation to be displayed at the United Nations Climate Conference in Glasgow in November. Local artist and ecologist Naomi Wright is one of the organisers of this ambitious project, which aims to make 20,000 moths out of recycled milk bottles and send a powerful message to world leaders. Here she explains how to get involved.
Arts

Art-Mantic  -  A New Network for Artists and Art Lovers

Local artist Emma Martin was struggling to find a supportive creative community online. Her response was to launch Art-Mantic, a new digital network where artists and art lovers can share ideas and support each other. But this is not about selling their artwork, as she explained to us in an interview. 
Music

Pete Mason Music Fund Supports Local Musicians 

Pete Mason was a well known local musician, radio presenter and environmental campaigner, who sadly died last year. His wife and members of his band The Woodmen, have honoured his commitment to local music by setting up a fund to offer bursaries to local musicians.