Warrington Museum and Art Gallery has a series of Memory boxes for use with older peoples groups. Click here to find out more about the Memory Box Project. 

Warrington Museum creates a Cabinet of Curiosities  The scheme originated in the celebrations of Warrington Museum's 150th anniversary of its current building in December 2007 which provided the focus for planning how one of the earliest local museums in the country could adapt to serve the needs and aspiration of its present and future communities without compromising the value of the building and its associated collections as heritage assets.  Read a summary of the project here. Key Images  Project Evaluation

'Our June's Wedding' by Theatre Exchange (on behalf of the Tandridge Trust Leisure & Culture) is a play about family, about tradition and about love (with time travel...and cake). The show which was preceded by a creative workshop day, uses local buildings as its settings.  Our June's Wedding Trailer from Theatre Exchange on Vimeo.

Culture Warrington supports Creative Remedies which is a programme of arts activities that aim to improve the health and wellbeing of Warrington residents over the age of 18. The exhibition explores the Arts and Mental Health, it is jointly curated by Derek Dick (Culture Warrington) and the artist Pete Regan (Warrington Borough Council). Art has the capacity to improve people's lives. Pete Regan believes that the programme has the ability to transform, comfort and even heal. To find out more about Creative Remedies click here. 

"Culture Warrington has had a second successful year with a fantastic performances of both Pyramid and Parr Hall, interesting and informative exhibitions at Warrington Museum & Art Gallery and a vast range of outreach and education work spanning the town." - Maureen Banner, Chair of Warrington Cultural Trust   The 2014 Culture Warrington Annual Report shows the passion for Culture in Warrington and its impact locally, nationally and internationally. "It's All Going On In Warrington" shows the broad range of activities available to the local and wider community and its partners.   

This short film celebrates many creative projects Tandridge Trust have produced and developed across Surrey with Arts Partnership Surrey over the past 12 months.

Arts on Prescription is a great project which offers free arts courses to individuals suffering from mild to moderate mental health issues including anxiety, bereavement and depression and those people who are isolated or lonely. Courses run in a range of community locations across Burnley, Pendle and the Ribble Valley and include topics such as book making, panting, creative writing, printing and many more.