Saturday 23 August, 2-4pm

Have you ever wanted to learn more about your role in the universe? This summer is your chance to find out, with a free workshop run by artist Louise Beer and astronomer Richard Darn.

Through talks and creative activities, they’ll work with you to explore your links to both the universe and Earth’s deep-time history through science and art.

Bloom will support young women aged 18-25 in Calderdale with lived experience of mental ill health, addressing barriers faced in cultural careers, while also helping them to manage their mental health and wellbeing. 

Join us to be a part of the Humari Kahaniyan - Our Stories exhibition at Calderdale Industrial Museum.

Free, and open to all aged 11+

Location: Calderdale Industrial Museum

Wednesday 30 July, 11am-5pm Receive free training, record oral histories, and help us shape what will be in the exhibition

One of our favourite things to do at Everybody Arts is welcome in artists to take up a residency in our space. We’re hosting some amazing artists this summer, and you can find out all about them in this article.

Drop in session: Thursday 26 June, 4-7pm at Calderdale Industrial Museum.

Join us for a chance to learn more about the South Asian Stories project and have your voice showcased in an upcoming exhibition in September 2025.

Over the course of six months, artist Mishka Lesayova embarked on the Green and Blue Residency , a collaborative project delivered with Everybody Arts and the University of Huddersfield, exploring how our interactions with natural environments shape our wellbeing, creativity, and sense of place.

Delve into Mishka’s beautifully crafted publication, offering a window into her findings and reflections as part of the residency. Discover insights and creative responses gathered and take a moment to consider your own relationships with nature and place.

Whether you're a researcher, artist, wellbeing practitioner, or someone who simply enjoys time outdoors, this publication offers a thoughtful resource grounded in lived experience and creative exploration.

From football to fitness classes, wheelchair rugby to wild swimming, Common Ground, our upcoming exhibition by Matt Radcliffe paints a powerful picture of kindness, welcome and belonging for all members of our community.

Exhibition opens Wednesday to Saturday 1-4pm, from Saturday 14 June - Saturday 28 June 2025. Join us for an opening celebration on Friday 13 June, 5-7pm.

Our partner, South West Yorkshire partnership NHS Foundation Trust, is launching a brand-new mens focused content commission for their app Create and Bloom which brings a wide range of creative wellbeing content right to your fingertips.

Everybody Arts is thrilled to be hosting Art Lab, a peer group for artists and creative practitioners to discuss their work, concurrent ideas and critical thinking.

We’re proud to announce that Creative Care has received the South West Yorkshire Partnership NHS Foundation Trust Best Partner Excellence Award, recognising the powerful impact of our collaboration with the Creativity and Health Team, the Integrated Change Team, Creative Minds, and our Creative Practitioner team. This honour celebrates our shared commitment to driving meaningful change through creativity.

We’re so excited to share that a brand-new creative wellbeing

programme will soon be coming into bloom!

Our project, recently published in the British Medical Journal (BMJ), shows how creative activities like art, music, and writing can make mental health wards safer and more supportive for patients and staff.

Applications are now open for residencies in The Everybody Gallery across the summer of 2025

Are you a curator, artist or collective looking for the resources to stage an exhibition of new or revisited work?