A Day of Creativity and Culture at CommuniTree Festival – Sunday 8th June 2025!

Get ready for an exciting celebration of creativity, culture, and community at CommuniTree Festival – Creative Workshop Day! This free-entry, family-friendly event takes place on Sunday, 8th June 2025, from 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM at the beautiful Nottingham Girls’ High School, located at 9 Arboretum Street, Nottingham.

What’s Happening?

CommuniTree Festival is bringing together a fantastic selection of global performing arts activities and visual arts workshops. There’ll be a variety of hands-on workshops that celebrate cultures from around the world. Whether you’re a seasoned artist or just looking to try something new, there’s something for everyone:

  • Ghanaian Percussion: Feel the rhythm and learn traditional drumming techniques with Samuel Yeboah Nkrumah

  • Mandinka Songs with Live Kora Music: Experience the soulful sounds of West Africa with Ansumana Suso

  • Empowerment Doll Making: Craft meaningful dolls that symbolise strength and unity with Rita Kappia

  • Bhangra Dance Moves: Get your body moving with energetic dance from The Punjab with Vijay Mehay

All activities are designed to be inclusive and suitable for ages 7 years and upwards, with no prior experience needed. It’s a perfect opportunity for families to explore new cultures together.

Venue Highlights

The event will be held in the main hall and atrium area of Nottingham Girls’ High School, providing a spacious and welcoming environment for all attendees. There will be refreshments available for purchase, and plenty of seating areas to relax and soak in the creative atmosphere!

Evening Concert – Sounds of the City

Why not come back to the school site later for another celebration! Join CommuniTree later in the evening for CommuniTree Festival – Sounds of the City concert, starting at 6:30pm. Enjoy performances by talented artists, including kora harpist Ansumana Suso and his percussion trio, the Ukrainian School Band led by Iryna Muha, Latin grooves with Mas y Mas, and captivating spoken word by Hil the Poet and Blu. Print Band. For more details and tickets, visit Squire Performing Arts Centre.

Supported by Arts Council England

Both events are proudly supported by Arts Council England, reflecting our commitment to making high-quality arts experiences accessible to all.

Don’t miss this opportunity to connect with the community, explore diverse cultures, and unleash your creativity. We look forward to seeing you there!

For more information and updates, visit CommuniTree Nottingham.

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Judith Winwood