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Five events to brighten the month ahead, from a farm-to-table feast to a quilting exhibition.
Four events to mark the beginning of a new season, from a Palestinian embroidery display to a foraging expedition.
Five inspiring events to lead us into spring, from an exhibition of a modern Welsh artist to a small-town literature festival.
Five inspiring events to start the year, from a plant portraiture exhibition to a folk music performance.
We reflect on the three-day event celebrating creativity and craftsmanship.
Jazz bassist Joel Grip on the art of improvisation and the interplay between music and dance.
The design writer and historian on five precious objects and the meaning behind them.
Musical trio Woom on finding harmony and improvising melodies for their new EP, To Slow You.
Gallery owner Lauren Shooster on curating a library of objects and fostering curiosity in Sag Harbor, New York.
Artist Rebecca Cox on layering colour, texture and memory, and creating the artworks for our Festive Prize Draw.
Jonathan and Wilf Wright on preserving heritage, art and colour at Clearwell Caves.
Musician Alice Boyd on creating an immersive soundscape for our seasonal concept, The Curious Mind.
Art historian James Fox on preserving craft, returning to childhood creativity, and his new book, Craftland.
Presenting the winners of our competition, in which we invited your creative responses to our seasonal concept, The Curious Mind.
Four inspiring October events, from exhibitions to a juggling performance from Gandini.
Workshops, performances and the spirit of lifelong learning.
Five inspiring August events, from multimedia musings on the sea to the Edinburgh International Book Festival.
The art historian on challenging the Western canon and her new book, Reframing Blackness.
Five inspiring events for your July diary, from folk art to an exhibition on resistance curated by Steve McQueen.
Father and daughter artists Arthur and Isabella Timothy on family portraits and documenting the past.
Five inspiring events for your June diary, from a sculptural installation at Houghton Hall in Norfolk to the release of Lally MacBeth’s forthcoming book, The Lost Folk.
Photojournalist Giles Duley on documenting the lives shaped by war, and his new exhibition, The Things They Carried.
Five inspiring events for your May diary, from a literary festival in Sussex to a photo series on the land traditions of north Devon.
A look back at our event at Somerset House, celebrating community, craft and our seasonal concept.
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