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All of our Projects and Events

Projects and Events

Explore all of our projects and events (past, present and future) below.

A mascot which is a dog dressed in a white and red rugby kit stands with two thumbs up in front of a window and next to a blackboard sign. The sign reads Welcome to Family Art Club

St Helens Family Art Club - The Rise of Black Gold

Using paint and a variety of tools, create a richly textured scenic backdrop.

Two people, one older woman and one man, stand with their arms linked in front of a large sign. The sign has a crest at the top and reads 'St Helens Council. Vera Page Park' in large letters.

Your Name Here

Your Name Here was a six month project inviting people to nominate a person with a strong link to St Helens who's name should be used to rename Lyons Yard, Ravenhead Greenway Park.

A colourful mosaic on floor tiles.

St Helens Family Art Club - Heat Sensitive Map Part 2

Help to develop the interactive fabric map of St Helens by adding further interactive elements

A person with short, light hair stands pointing with one hand and holding a conductor's baton in the other. They stand in a room in front of a number of people who are seated. The seated people are playing brass instruments. They have music stands with sheet music in front of them.

Brass Calls

Brass Calls is a work by French & Mottershead in collaboration with brass band The Haydock Band and commissioned by Heart of Glass, which premiered in summer 2015

A hand hold a ball which is made out of strips of colourful and patterned paper.

St Helens Family Art Club - Heat Sensitive Map Part 1

Create an interactive fabric map of St Helens using heat sensitive inks, printing and drawing techniques.

Two adults, with two children are placing colourful rice and foil on to a speaker cone.

St Helens Family Art Club - Huge Sculptures

Use paper mache to get messy and create a gigantic, squiggly, lively sculpture.

Prototype Project Information Session

Heart of Glass wishes to fund an exciting programme of small and ambitious arts projects that aim to support the local creative community in St Helens.

A digital camera is pointed towards a felt tip drawing of a person standing on a patch of grass next to a flower.

St Helens Family Art Club - Printed People Paper Bags

Use the technique of monoprinting to design a paper shopping bag that features the people of St Mary’s Market.

A black and white image of the front of a stadium. The sign reads 'langtree park'.

Artist Workshop with Chrissie Tiller

This one-day workshop will take a practical look at developing both our own skills as reflective practitioners and encouraging reflection with our participants.