Creative Journeys & Explorations of the Natural World
Our Projects
Leviathan
Transforming the Tale of the Whale
An immersive storytelling/music journey that celebrates whales and revisits the tales and songs that have shaped the whaling heritage from Shetland and beyond.
Project timeline: October 2022
Part of Scottish International Storytelling Festival 2022, supporting Scotland's Year of Stories 2022.
Community Voices:
Memories and Stories of Island People
A docufilm that unveils personal perspectives of pandemic and post-pandemic community resilience and human connection, told through words, animation and film. It is the result of a participatory arts project that invited the contribution of people of all ages and from diverse backgrounds to share their life experiences on Shetland during the challenging pandemic period.
Project timeline: March 2021 - March 2022
Project supported by The Prince of Wales's Charitable Fund and Shetland Arts
Drum Connections
A series of four community drumming sessions designed to create a fun and exciting group experience through the use of drums that are easy to play. Drum Connections is a truly inclusive activity that people of all abilities and needs can enjoy while promoting well-being of the individual and engagement within a community.
Project timeline: February - March 2022
Part of Curious Pilgrims' Reconnect! Programme, supported by the Communities Mental Health and Wellbeing Fund.
Sonic Outreach
Sonic Outreach explores, celebrates and promotes the natural environment through sound with the use of audio technology and creative strategies.
Sonic Outreach was held in Shetland (as part of Year of Coasts and Water 2020/2021) and in The Faroe Islands (as part of Nordic Music Days 2021).
Past projects
Prescription delivery service
Project supported by The Prince’s Countryside Fund
Project timeline: May - October 2020
Covering an area of 11 square miles, Bressay is a small island linked to mainland Shetland through a roll-on/roll-off ferry service. Our project, made possible by The Prince’s Countryside Fund, offered a free prescription delivery service to our immediate community providing emergency response in time of need.
Through this project we assisted 68 individuals, and delivered approximately 490 prescriptions throughout the project’s six-month duration.
