Registration is open for Young Makers and Young Producers for 2023/24!
Have you got a creative 11-17 year old who needs somewhere to develop their skills? We're recruiting for our 2023/24 cohorts for Young Makers and Young Producers which might be just the place you're looking for!
Young Makers and Young producers are our fortnightly groups for young people aged 11-17 who are interested in developing their creativity, taking part in artist-led projects, attending arts and cultural events and completing a Bronze or Silver Arts Award. Whether your young person is interested in digital arts, drama, painting and drawing, pottery, textiles, photography or something else - this is the place for them to meet like-minded people and develop their creative skills in a warm and welcoming environment.
Arts Award is a range of unique qualifications that supports anyone aged up to 25 to grow as artists and arts leaders, inspiring them to connect with and take part in the wider arts world. You can find out more about it here.
So what's the difference?
Young Makers
For 11-14 year olds
Achieve a Bronze Arts Award
Have priority when the following Young Producers group opens up next year
Try a variety of art forms and work with a variety of artists
Starts on Wednesday 3rd May
Young Producers
For 14-17 year olds
Achieve a Silver Arts Award
Hone skills, work on a personal project with expert guidance
Learn how to work independently on a creative project
Starts on Wednesday 10th May
What do Young Makers and Young Producers have in common?
Develop creative skills and ways of thinking
Meet a group of like-minded individuals
Be guided by a variety of professional artists and facilitators
Gain a recognised qualification
Sessions are fortnightly between 5.30pm & 7pm
A recommended donation of £25 to join the programme for the year (that's less than £1 a session!) or a donation suitable to your financial situation
If know someone who would be suitable for either of these group but aren't quite sure, please email hello@everydaywigan.org.uk for a chat!
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