At No.25: Where its always Christmas morning A free festive installation aimed at capturing the magic of Christmas morning is coming to Golden Square – and all the family are invited. Culture...
Making sense of a terrible loss through art Dementia is a cruel disease which strips people of their identity and memories while loved ones witness their decline. For that to happen to a...
Mural creates explosion of colour A public mural that was created using hundreds of paint bombs, in recognition of community spirit during the pandemic, is now in its new home...
Get down to ‘The Social’ at Parr’s Bank A homegrown theatre production is coming to a unique venue in Warrington as part of this year’s Contemporary Arts Festival. Not Too Tame will be...
Open call: New project to support emerging artists Twenty emerging artists are to be given professional support, a platform and funding as part of Warrington Contemporary Arts Festival (WCAF). This year's event recognises...
Contemporary Arts Festival line-up at a glance Warrington Contemporary Arts Festival runs from 21 October to 22 December. To book tickets please see our what’s on page. Neverland: Our Story in Pixels...
Line-up unveiled for Warrington Contemporary Arts Festival Warrington Contemporary Arts Festival (WCAF) is a cross platform event featuring a diverse programme of visual and performing arts, produced by Culture Warrington. This year’s...
Chance to explore unique buildings at arts festival Fancy exploring the old Marks & Spencer building in Warrington town centre to see what has become of it since it shut its doors? Or...
The world according to Cold War Steve A controversial artist who rose to prominence while capturing the mood of ‘Brexit Britain’ is bringing 20 of his politically-charged pieces to Warrington. Christopher Spencer...
Artist call out: RLWC2021 Birds of Paradise Project Culture Warrington, in partnership with Warrington Borough Council, are looking for professional freelance artists to produce five large scale public artwork to form a trail...
