Author Archives: Amy

Cohere Arts CIC are seeking two assistant choral leaders for freelance project work in East Anglia Oct-Nov 2023. This year, Cohere Arts have been working in partnership with Suffolk Archives, Asset Education and BrittenContinue reading “Join our team”

Cohere Arts are thrilled to announce that we have been awarded a grant from Heritage Lottery Fund to support Unsung Heroes, a new project engaging children with their local heritageContinue reading “Unsung Heroes”

We recently had to say goodbye to lovely University of Suffolk student Maisy Ritchie, who joined us for a work placement at the beginning of 2023. Before she returned toContinue reading “Work experience with Cohere Arts”

We are hugely excited to announce that Cohere Arts were recently awarded funding from Arts Council England to support the research & development phase of a new performance project inContinue reading “R & D Residency at Sutton Hoo”

Our first Gentle seated yoga session of 2023 offered a special treat as we were treated to a visit by Suffolk harpist Xenia Horne who provided live, responsive accompaniment toContinue reading “Live harp accompaniment at Gentle”

Thanks to the generosity of Aviva Community Fund, and many kind donors, we are excited to announce that our recent crowdfunding campaign raised just under £2ooo towards VOICE! – ourContinue reading “Crowdfunding success”

Congratulations to our Creative Associate Imogen Hayward, who runs our Gentle seated yoga to music sessions as part of our Creative Routes to Health social prescribing programme. We nominated ImogenContinue reading “Award Winning Imogen”

Thanks to everyone who visited our Woodland Voices exhibition at Christchurch Mansion on Friday 28th October. We were thrilled to welcome a wide range of visitors from pushchair passengers, toContinue reading “Woodland Voices Exhibition”

Cohere Arts CIC are looking for arts practitioners to join our team of freelance Creative Associates to help us deliver a number of exciting projects in East Anglia. Whether aContinue reading “Come and work with us”

We are utterly delighted to have been awarded funding from Arts Council England to make a film of our HerStory opera, showcasing the artistic talents of people living with Parkinson’sContinue reading “HerStory Opera Film”