Arts Award on Voice

Create a Hoard of our Time inspired by The Staffordshire Hoard. We need you to bring in a treasured object that is special to you.  We will photograph these objects to create a Hoard of our Time, one which represents the people who live here now.

A celebration of archaeology inspired by The Potteries Museum & Art Gallery's newly reimagined gallery, Staffordshire Hoard: Treasure of Mercia.

Working as a team we are constantly learning from each other [...]. As a result we are stronger as a group & feel listened to & valued. Lorraine Smith, end2end TV Director & Arts Award Adviser

Lola Simpson was selected by Trinity College London for Creative Flair in her Arts Award achievements.

Join in with Ozzy's Activity Challenge every Tuesday during lockdown.

Ozzy will set a different challenge each week and invites you to share photos of your creations.

We're celebrating Chinese New Year online this year. Visit our website www.stokemuseums.org.uk to see fab photos of past events. You will find videos, fun craft activities, Chinese ceramics, competitions and more!

Announcing the lucky winners and runners up for the #LoveArtsAward15 competition, with thanks to judge Arts Award alumna and current Operations and Events Manager for a charity-run community centre, Phoebe Hill.

2020 marks the 15th year since Arts Award launched! To celebrate we're running a competition to find your creative responses to #LoveArtsAward15, with a £50 arts voucher as the prize! Get your paints, cameras, voices or dancing feet ready as we'll be asking you to make something special to share your love for art. 

Get inspired by summer time and the Great British holiday. On our website, you will find links to themed craft activities and discover some holiday souvenirs of years-gone-by.

https://www.stokemuseums.org.uk/pmag/stoke-on-sea/

Top tips for interviewing artists and engaging your audience. 

An interview with Arts Award moderator Judy McFall

View our collection of watercolour paintings collated by The Watercolour World, a UK-based charity working with public and private collections from around the world to create a free online database of documentary watercolours painted before 1900.