We have recently started to form an international collective of musicians, artists, dancers, puppeteers and community groups, in India, Kenya, Zambia, Scotland and Ireland. We’ll be organising some online gigs and showcases, writing music and making artwork together, and generally looking for ways to collaborate and bring people together through creative projects.
Upcoming Events:
21st Aug, 3pm UK / 4pm Zambia / 5pm Kenya / 7.30pm Delhi:
Our first online session will be an international showcase of music, drumming, dance, puppetry and poetry for all ages!
A bit of an experiment, we’ll be calling in from our different rehearsal spaces around the world.
Register for the event here.
Project Elimu & Kibera Dance School
We are a community-driven non-profit organization championing after-school activities for children living in Kibera and other informal settlements in Kenya. Our programmes are for young people and by young people. The programmes are innovative, inclusive, and use participatory art-based methods.
Cell Foundation - Jagriti
Community, arts and education organisation in Kathputli Colony in Delhi, India. Kathputli Colony is a community that is home to 2000 artists, puppeteers, musicians and street performers.
Tinderbox Collective
From grass-roots youth work to award-winning music productions, Tinderbox is building a vibrant and eclectic community of young musicians and artists in Scotland.
Hadassah Louis
Hadassah Louis is an African artist who weaves words and abstract art underscoring and unravelling the theme of inequalities. She writes prose, short stories, and is currently working on her debut epic fantasy novel.
Chitrakoot Collective
Journalist collective and feminist research practice from Chitrakoot in India & beyond
Indian Wedding Rockers!
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Creative Aging International
We celebrate ageing – Isn’t it time to invest in taking care of the older you? Isn’t it time we all began to enjoy growing older? Our work transforms for the better how we view and approach aging – as individuals, as artists, as companies, as governments and as societies.