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Hidden Man – No More: Creativity and Men
Read about our screen programme, creative ageing and men in the Baring Foundations newest report - Missing Out!
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A Welcome Song from Our Creative Social Groups
Our Creative Social groups have been working with musician Kimberley Moore to write a ‘welcome’ song together, have a listen to what they've created!
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A Bingo Night with a Theatrical Twist
From bingo hall to national tour, we’re excited to welcome the new theatre production Eyes Down from Just Some Theatre to East Anglia, as part of Create Tour Connect.
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Why Consistency Matters in Youth Arts Provision
Read about the last three years of our Youth Music–funded programme ‘Move/Shake’! What worked, what we learned and what's next?
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Norfolk & Suffolk Culture Board
We believe culture is a vital force that strengthens communities, supports wellbeing, drives economic growth and helps shape a more sustainable future.
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New Mini-Season of Afternoon Events in Hunstanton
Afternoon Events are back for 2026 in Hunstanton — join us for two unmissable live-to-screen cinema experiences!
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Wild Is Coming to East Anglia!
This November, we’re thrilled to welcome the new theatre production Wild from Black Country Touring in the Midlands, to East Anglia, as part of a national tour supported by Create Tour Connect.
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Refugee Awareness Month
To celebrate and champion this special month, revisit our multi-lingual poetry exchange, which began with two newly commissioned poems by internationally acclaimed writers.
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CAE MOVES HOUSE!
Creative Arts East and National Centre for Writing announce their plan to share work space at NCW’s home, Dragon Hall, in the heart of Norwich.
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A blog from our Executive Director
Reflecting on the last few months here at Creative Arts East and discussing the future for our organisation as it stands today.
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It’s Easy Being Green!
Read the top tips that we’ve learnt, which might help other organisations be more environmentally friendly.
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