Get Creative in Creativity Corner
Join Phoebe Foxtrot for a vibrant weekend of creative magic, big dreams, and an adventure through outer space. This event is designed to spark imagination and encourage self-expression in families and young people.
Through creative play, storytelling, and hands-on crafting, participants will blast off on a journey of self-celebration and discovery. Expect to build large 3D sculptures, create colourful planets, and take part in a lively solar system boogie that brings everyone together. Throughout the sessions, children and their families will be guided to explore their own creativity, working collaboratively and individually to make unique art pieces inspired by the wonders of the universe.
The activities are suitable for all skill levels and aim to foster confidence, curiosity, and joy. Whether you’re making a rocket, inventing your own planet, or dancing among the stars, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. This is more than just a craft workshop—it’s a celebration of imagination, community, and the endless possibilities that creativity can unlock. Come along and let your dreams take flight.
About Phoebe Foxtrot
Phoebe Foxtrot is a passionate community artist, dedicated Craftivist, and an all-round creative fairy godmother. Her practice centres on nurturing creativity within communities and inspiring people of all ages to embrace the joy of making art. With a warm and inclusive approach, Phoebe Foxtrot has collaborated with individuals and groups across the North West, delivering meaningful and impactful projects that bring people together. Her work includes partnerships with renowned organisations such as HOME, Royal Exchange, Jigsaw Homes, and Manchester City Council, as well as countless community centres, libraries, cafés, and schools. Phoebe Foxtrot’s work is driven by a belief in the transformative power of creativity, and she is committed to making art accessible, engaging, and fun for everyone. Whether leading workshops, creating public art, or sparking imaginative play, she holds space for humans to feel safe and to get creative.
