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Community Events COMMUNITY EVENTS Contact Us 01406 701006 or 01406 701013 www.transportedart.com transportedart @TransportedArt Transported is a strategic, community-focused programme which aims to get more people in Boston Borough and South Holland enjoying and participating in arts activities. It is supported through the Creative People and Places initiative What is Community Events? In 2014, the very successful Community Events strand worked with dozens of community organisers to bring arts activities to over twenty different local events, enabling thousands of people from all over Boston Borough and South Holland to experience quality, innovative and accessible art. In 2015, the Transported programme is focusing on developing long- term partnerships to promote sustainability. For this reason, this year, we are working with a smaller number of community event organisers from around Boston Borough and South Holland to collaboratively deliver a more streamlined programme of activity. Who is Zoomorphia? Zoomorphia provides participatory arts workshops run by artist Julie Willoughby. Julie specialises in family drop-in workshops at events and festivals. In 2015, Zoomorphia will be bringing a series of events with the theme “Paper Parade” to community events across Boston Borough and South Holland. Participants will learn simple techniques to turn colourful paper and card into large displays or individual souvenirs. Starting with templates, anybody can join in to engineer impressive 3D masterpieces! Who is Rhubarb Theatre? Rhubarb Theatre has been creating high quality indoor and outdoor theatre for over 15 years Contact Us and have performed at festivals all over the UK, 01406 701006 including Glastonbury. This year they will be or 01406 701013 bringing a cartload of wonder for all ages to Boston www.transportedart.com Borough and South Holland in their street theatre transportedart performance ‘Bookworms’. With a rickety handcart @TransportedArt bursting with books, the Bookworms will be ‘popping up’ to bring stories to life. Be prepared for some ‘novel’ ideas as surprises leap off the page wherever they roam. Events in 2015 18th-19th April 2015 4th July 2015 12th – 13th August 2015 26th August 2015 – Lincolnshire Daffodil Society – Boston Big Gig – Boston Beach Day – Pescod Square Spring Flower and Garden Show Zoomorphia Rhubarb Theatre and Zoomorphia Zoomorphia Zoomorphia Endeavour Radio, in partnership with Sage A family orientated, beach themed event over Transported has an excellent relationship An event put on by the Springfields Muse Events, are dedicated to encouraging two days organised by Boston Borough Council with Pescod Square, and have worked Horticultural Society in partnership the development of music, arts and culture in with funding from Boston Big Local. For two with them on a number of projects over with the Daffodil Society. Help our neglected areas of the county. With this in mind, days in Central Park there will be a beach, beach the years. This summer Transported will artist Julie create a Daffodil display, a they’ve organised a music festival in Boston on themed games, donkey rides, Punch & Judy show, be providing an exciting drop-in workshop nicety of Narcissus, a floral fantasy at July 3rd, 4th andWHERE 5th, something theyTRANSPORTED intend face painters andHAS other activities. BEEN for shoppers outside the atmospheric the Lincolnshire Daffodil Society Spring to repeat annually, alongside other smaller Pescod Hall for one day only. Flower and Garden Show. gigs throughout the year. Transported will be a part of this exciting venture on the 4th of July making ‘Big Badges’ with festival attendees. 14th November 2015 6th September 2015 WRANGLE OLD LEAKE – Wyberton Church Autumn Craft Fair – Celebrate Surfleet Zoomorphia Summer Fete St Leodegar’s Church is one of the ‘hidden’ gems of Zoomorphia and Rhubarb Theatre LEVERTON Lincolnshire and is only two miles due south of Boston Stump. Join Celebrate Surfleet Committee A52 The Fair features a wide range of craft stalls and attracts a wide for their annual Summer Fete & BOSTON BENINGTON range of ages to the event, and is organised every year by the Wyberton Dog Show. The committee consists A1121 BUTTERWICK Church Committee. of a small group of individuals who FREISTON A52 FISHTOFT organise events that help to make SWINESHEAD a difference for the people of the A17 WYBERTON WYBERTON village and surrounding areas. FRAMPTON 2nd August 2015 They are a non-profit group and any KIRTON monies raised are used to benefit BICKER – Frampton Marsh Family Fun Festival A16 various local organisations. A52 Zoomorphia SUTTERTON DONINGTON ALGARKIRK Enjoy the Lincolnshire side of The Wash, with close views of its stunning wildlife at this Family FOSDYKE Fun Festival. This is part of RSPB’s aim to make QUADRING A152 A16 HOLBEACH ST MARKS their reserves a fun space for everyone to enjoy. 14th June 2015 GOSBERTON GOSBERTON RISEGATE DAWSMERE – Pinchbeck Carnival A17 Rhubarb Theatre SARACEN'S HEAD GEDNEY DROVE END GOSBERTON CLOUGH 4th July 2015 SURFLEET GEDNEY DYKE The Pinchbeck Carnival Committee have MOULTON – Holbeach Food Festival SEAS END LUTTON made this year’s carnival theme “Best of Rhubarb Theatre British”, which starts out with a parade FLEET HARGATE This will be Holbeach around the village. Everyone at the end PINCHBECK WHAPLODE WEST PINCHBECK Regeneration’s second year of the parade goes on to the Rotten Row A151 WESTON LONG SUTTON hosting their Food Festival, Playing Field where there are hot dog A151 GEDNEY SPALDING MOULTON a day celebrating the area’s stalls, ice cream, bouncy castles/slides HOLBEACH SUTTON BRIDGE bountiful gastronomic offer. and attractions. A17 A16 TYDD ST MARY COWBIT A1101 26th July 2015 HOLBEACH SUTTON ST JAMES 21st May 2015 – Moulton Garden MOULTON CHAPEL ST JOHNS – Wisbech Brinks Festival Crawl Zoomorphia and Rhubarb Theatre Zoomorphia HOP POLE Organised as a fundraiser for the Octavia Hill’s Spend the weekend at this village A16 A1073 Birthplace House, the Wisbech Brinks Festival garden show organised by a group of celebrates the unique cultural resources of GEDNEY HILL very enthusiastic Moulton locals who the Fenland town. Alongside Zoomorphia and have a passion for sharing their gardening Rhubarb Theatre, over 90 deckchairs designed knowledge. THROCKENHOLT CROWLAND by David Mackie and community participants in Transported’s consultation phase will be on public display. Family Fun Fridays Easter Holiday: 7th August 28th August 10th April Markmark Productions will be gracing the Faceless Arts will be holding workshops to Robyn Woolston will be holding a creative paper streets of Boston with unique circus themed learn the art of silk painting. Drop by and have In the summer of 2014, Transported was part of workshop to create beautiful 3D birds and boats. Boston’s Family Fun Fridays. After a successful walkabout acts. a quick go or stay for longer to make your own beautiful piece to take away. reception from the local community, this year May Half-Term: 14th August we are working in partnership with Boston 29th May Rhubarb Theatre will be performing their The Fabularium will be performing a series of Borough Council to deliver another programme Alx Creations will be holding a Sgraffito workshop new playful, energetic street theatre show their charming animal based, musical fables of drop-in arts events in the centre of the town. (scratch drawing) to create beautiful window ‘Bookworms’. throughout the day. During various school holidays throughout hangings. the year, each Friday will bring an exciting Julie Willoughby will be using textile October Half-Term: Summer Holiday: techniques to create a large community wall performance or participatory activity to Boston 30th October hanging themed on local landscapes. Market place. The events are as follows: 24th July Eric MacLennan will be bringing his new Julie Willoughby will be working with a variety of 21st August exciting interactive performance ‘A Voyage textile materials to create a special wall hanging Jestival will be bringing an array of circus Around My Bedroom’. depicting local landmarks. themed activities including fun walkabout All Family Fun Fridays take place at Boston acts and a chance to have a go and learn some Market Place from 10am – 4pm Rhubarb Theatre will be performing their playful circus skills yourself! street theatre performance “The Case of the Curious Suitcase”. All events are correct at time of publication.
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