Director Lorraine Cox discusses next steps for the Thames Estuary at Westminster EE&T forum

We share the enriching insights from the Westminster Forum Projects panel 'Next steps for the Thames Estuary: Maximising economic growth and opportunities.'

Knowledge Exchange Partnership

Lorraine Cox, Creative Estuary Director, tells us about the new Knowledge Exchange Partnership, the first 3 events and what’s coming up for this new initiative.

This Must be the Place: Placemaking with Young People

A follow up to the 'This Must be the Place' conference which explored placemaking strategies for and by young people and featured insight and learning from Cement Fields

GTown Talents: From Local Concerts to Festival Triumph

Co-commission GTown Talents celebrated a successful debut as hundreds gathered at Gravesend Promenade to attend their first-ever rap and R&B festival.

Wise Women

A short film by Medway based Lynne Parker, creative producer and founder of non-profit Funny Women CIC and Essex based film maker Sarah Elliott.

Our celebration event and films

We celebrated the impact and successes of Creative Estuary over the last 4 years at the stunning Lab E20 and launched 5 new films.

Spotlight on the Estuary’s Emerging Producers: Ashleigh Burr

Ashleigh undertook her placement with Ideas Test, who delivered community-focused projects in collaboration with Cohesion Plus for the Medway Light Nights festival.

Spotlight on the Estuary’s Emerging Producers: Aura Films

Aura Films is an East Anglia-based video production company that make commercial, promotional, and narrative films. The Emerging Producer Placement Scheme enabled them to hire a producer.

Re:Gen 2031: Celebration Event

On the 3rd March we hosted an event to celebrate the successes of Creative Estuary’s skills development programme, Re:Generation 2031, and share what we have learned over the past years.

Re:Generation 2031: Sadie R Benning

Hi, my name is Sadie R Benning and I work as a Theatre Design Assistant alongside freelance Theatre designer Sarah Jane Booth. My role is currently being funded by Re:Generation 2031.

Planning for Culture – Keynote Speaker – Sadie Morgan OBE

Sarah Dance’s closing remarks with event highlights

Re:Generation 2031: Carmen

Hiya, I’m Carmen, Awards Coordinator at Funny Women, an organisation based in Rochester dedicated to creating a more inclusive comedy industry.My role is currently being funded by Re:Generation 2031.