Our second Family Open Day welcomed local families to explore opera through creative workshops, backstage experiences, music and hands-on activities.

We welcomed schools from Hampshire to orchestral rehearsals, educational resources and a bespoke Soul of Opera performance with Welsh National Opera.

We delivered creative AI workshops in schools, trained teachers and launched a digital toolkit to support arts-based AI education.

The Gosport Education Project unites young people and the community through creative workshops, celebrating Gosport’s heritage.

Come and Create empowers young people to craft their own opera, blending AI tools with creativity in a five-day project at The Grange Festival.

Wild Hampshire inspires creativity in primary education with arts-integrated teaching, combining drama, music, and design to enhance PHSE learning.

Our World welcomed 75 young people aged 10-15 from 27 schools to create and perform an original contemporary opera in just five days.

We partnered with WWF and local schools to explore food sustainability, with students creating original songs highlighting food waste and its environmental impact.

During lockdown, singers of all ages united virtually across Hampshire and Europe to perform Jonathan Dove’s The Monster in the Maze, bringing community opera to life from home.

We offered four creative workshops with theatre designer Rhiannon Newman Brown, helping young people explore storytelling and wellbeing through model-making and imagination.

150 children and parents enjoyed an interactive introduction to opera through The Barber of Seville, followed by a behind-the-scenes look at the final stage rehearsal.

60 young people from 18 schools created an original opera in five days, developing creative confidence through music, drama, dance and design.