Canopy Creative Network

18/06/2026

Newent Market Live Performance this coming Saturday. Come and see Susie & The Banjos perform live on June 20th at Newent Market and enjoy a boogie whilst you shop! 11am-12noon, The Market House, Newent. Newent Town Council Newent Markets https://www.facebook.com/share/1DD6jX98gV/?mibextid=wwXIfr

17/06/2026

Slow Creative Walk in Nature from The Wilderness Centre on the 15th July 10:15am
Slow down, explore ancient woodland and capture nature through art, words or photography. A creative walk for all abilities. Spaces limited, book today https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/a-slow-creative-walk-from-the-wilderness-centre-tickets-1990407592690

26/05/2026

Read the latest blog post which reviews the West Dean artsFEST with lost of vibrant photos!

What a superb day Canopy brought to Bream for the second West Dean Arts Festival at the end of April on a glorious sunny Saturday. The event was filled with laughter, creativity and community spiri…

15/05/2026

We are delighted to welcome Anouska Wheeler The Crazy Ukulele Lady at Newent Market this Saturday between 11-12 noon to bring a little lively entertainment to your market day shopping!

14/05/2026

Thankyou to Forest of Dean Camera Club 📸 for capturing these great shots at West Dean artsFEST. Who have you spotted? Tell us which were your favourite activities or performances in the comments below

13/05/2026

Celebrating community spirit and creativity at West Dean artsFEST with photos thanks to Sandra Walding 📸

12/05/2026

Such a fun event to be involved in and what glorious weather for it! Thankyou to all our artists, performers, poets and musicians as well as everyone else who participated or came along! What a great community event! West Dean artsFEST in Bream. With special thanks to West Dean Parish Council for the funding and support

Photos with thanks to Sandra Walding 📸

11/05/2026

The photos of West Dean artsFEST have flooded in and I'm so pleased I can share them with you! Can you spot yourself? Tell us how it went in the comments below!
Thanks to Sandra Walding for the captures