Macclesfield Creative Network is an open forum which seeks to connect the local creative, heritage and arts community. The Network creates space to share knowledge, skills and ideas, promotes opportunities and champion our rich creative community. If you are involved in dance, visual arts, literature, poetry, museums, music, theatre, ceramics, digital/new media, then the
CHRIST CHURCH OPEN ART CALL! Party in the Pews 2023 is hosting an open art call, with some FAB festival goodies to be won! And all you’ve got to do to enter is create a piece of art following the theme: ✨ Macc Reimagined ✨ We’re talking your favourite ‘thing’ about Macclesfield, reimagined through your own creative
Passion Art is launching a massive hidden art trail to remind us we are not alone. During18 July - 29 July 2022, two artists, ceramicist Rachel Ho, and artist and designer Micah Purnell will leave 240 beautiful ‘gifts to the city’ to find, to remind us to embrace our stories of loss and self-worth. www.gifttothecity.org
End of year show at Macclesfield College. This will show a piece of work from every student in the department that they have created for their final project and looks to be going up quite nicely! It's on Wednesday 22nd June, 6-8pm, and it would be great to see our young artists being supported by
MACC-POW! returns for its 7th year with another glorious day celebrating comics and cartoon art in the heart of MACCLESFIELD IN CHESHIRE. A truly unique event for the town that brings together both local and international creators in a leap and one single bound! Get up-close and personal with legendary comic pros and the
TAKING FLIGHT Drop In Art Installation Good Friday 15 April & Saturday 16 April / 3-7pm St Peter’s Church, Windmill Street, Macclesfield SK11 7HS TAKING FLIGHT is a multi-media art installation which creates a space in which to reflect upon the tragic situation in Ukraine. It allows the viewer to show solidarity with the people
A mural of one of Macclesfield’s finest musicians now has pride of place in the town centre. The mural of Ian Curtis, the iconic frontman of Joy Division, is a fully funded Cheshire East Council project and has been painted by well-known street artist ‘Akse’. It adorns a building on Mill Street, just across
Cheshire East Council is seeking quotes for an outdoor arts project in Macclesfield and Crewe.If you believe you would be in a position to submit a proposal for this work. Please find attached a brief containing the full project information and specification. This project is funded by the Welcome Back Fund, with support from
Drop in any time between 2 and 5pm on Saturday 2nd of October at St. Peter’s Church, Windmill Street, to see films, information and an exhibition about the history and heritage of St. Peter’s Church and the local area. Find out whether there was a windmill on Windmill Street. Where did Copper Street get it’s
The Macclesfield Open was originally sponsored by Barnaby when it started in 2013, going on to become a highly successful exhibition attracting artists from across the northwest. It was held at the Silk Museum until 2018 when the reorganisation of Macclesfield Museums and the absence of an alternative venue led to its premature closure.
