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It Takes a Forest
Culture in Common has come together with the Young Commoners Committee and the New Forest Heritage Centre to commission this photograph,...
Supporting Mental Health Through Creativity
This Mental Health Awareness Week, we’re reflecting on the theme of community and how taking action for ourselves and each other can...
Refurbishment of Lucie’s Place in Blackfield
In July 2025, Culture in Common commissioned Designer, Abby Clarke to design and refurbish a space for the Waterside Food Project at the...
Lullaby in Pennington
On Thursday 11th December, Lullaby came to the streets of Pennington to light it up and lull the children to sleep with a beautiful...
Lullaby in New Milton
Wow, what an incredible experience we had on Tuesday 16th December at the Lullaby event in New Milton! Over 70 bikes joined in to bring...
Culture In Common awarded £1million for arts and culture in the New Forest
The programme puts culture in the hands of the local community. Culture in Common has been awarded £1 Million as part of Arts Council...
How to: 10 Minute Dance Energiser
Join in with this 10 minute dance energiser tutorial with the wonderful Natalie Johns! We're at the beautiful Blackwater: Tall Trees Trail...
Youth Projects Making a Lasting Impact
This summer we’ve had the privilege of supporting three inspiring youth-led creative projects across the New Forest. Each initiative has...
Culture in Common at the New Forest Show
What an incredible few days we had at the New Forest Show! A huge thank you to everyone who stopped by our tent and joined in with the...
Wakey Wakey Arts at Dibden Park School
We were proud to support one of our recent Creative Commissions, organised by Wakey Wakey Arts, at Dibden Park School - an independent...
Creative Community Commissions in the New Forest
A host of new arts and creative projects and clubs are popping up across the New Forest, thanks to our recent Creative Community...
Street Art Project
The events of World War II may seem a bit distant to today’s teenagers but for some young people in the New Forest, being close to...










