All the latest on activities and events
We are delighted to announce Sea Like a Mirror, a new project by Ivan Morison, from the collaborative practice of Ivan Morison and Heather Peak. Presented in Gravesend as part of Estuary 2025, the project marks the 200th anniversary of the Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI), and is inspired by the profound legacy of their life-saving work.
We are looking for a socially engaged, community-focused artist to work with young people and deliver the project Hop Aboard! - an exciting new partnership between Estuary 2025 and Southeastern, celebrating 200 years of the modern railway.
This Is Us! is a pioneering creative programme commissioned by Castle Point Borough Council and delivered through a partnership between Estuary Festival and Metal in collaboration with local artists and community groups.
Join our online sharing session on 4 February 5-6pm to find out more about Estuary Anthology programme
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We’re looking for a dynamic Freelance Marketing Coordinator to work with us on Estuary 2025 – the large-scale contemporary arts festival celebrating the Thames Estuary.
We are looking for an artist / artist collective to create a new, innovative, fun, engaging, family-friendly guide to Castle Point in South Essex, working with local young people and community groups.
Join the Desire Paths artists Kate Monson, Laura Whiting and Liam Heatherson to explore Canvey Town Centre through a guided sensory walk on on Saturday 30 November, 10am-12.30pm
We are delighted to introduce you to Estuary Festival’s fantastic new Advisory Board recently appointed to support our work celebrating and connecting across the Thames Estuary through ambitious contemporary arts programmes.
Estuary Festival is delighted to announce an Arts Council England ‘Place Partnership’ investment of £258,500 towards the third edition of the contemporary arts festival celebrating the Thames Estuary.
Engaging with the Intertidal workshops are inviting people to actively engage with the stretches of mud and water of Benfleet and Two Tree Island through mudwalks and boat journeys. Read more about the programme.
Estuary Festival recently hosted an immersive workshop for Castle Point creatives along Benfleet Creek's intertidal zone, led by artist and researcher Gerolamo Gnecchi.
