Puppet Stories
North East
Make your own puppets!
What we do
We support arts educators, organisations and artists to work together with communities in dynamic, open exchanges that give everyone the opportunity to learn and benefit from the arts
Children's Art Week is an annual UK-wide programme that gives children and young people the opportunity to get involved in a wide range of art activities online, at home and in schools.
Find out more about the Children's Art Week project
Make your own puppets!
Design and write a postcard to send to a loved one you haven't seen in a while.
Live Art Local invites you to join theatre-maker, Alys Williams for a super active and fun session for all the family!
Inspiration to create a piece of artwork using an art medium of your choice.
Mixed media collages using the book ‘Cheer Up Your Teddy Bear’ by Cressida Cowell and the illustrations by Neal Layton
Join Martin Daws to get creative with words using Peter Pendergast’s paintings as inspiration.
The Lyric Hammersmith private event.
Create a word collage inspired by the painting Non Such Palace (Flemish School).
Submit your letter for an archive at University of Cambridge Library.
Embark on an adventure with Little Red Riding Hood, the cheeky Wolf and your own wild imagination!
Writer and playwright, Jayne Williams, challenges you to create a story.
Draw or paint, colourful or black and white, create an illustration or illustrations for the poem High Flight.
Activity pack by the fantastic author of Alfie Bloom, Gabrielle Kent, who uses objects as inspiration in her writing.
Start a journal inspired by the diary of young Earnest Baker or learn how to write an acrostic poem and write about the view from your window.
Explore sculpture through creative writing by writing poetry inspired by three artworks.
Online arts and crafts resources for children and families posted daily at 10:00 am on the Tŷ Pawb Facebook page and website.
Discover amazing historic buildings and create your own games, puppets, cartoons and poems!
Watch our special film and write your own poem or song inspired by history.