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Website of the Creative People and Places National Peer Learning and Communications Programme

Small - A Right St Helens Knees Up performed by residents from local sheltered housing. Heart of Glass
Photo: Stephen King

Open Door project in Cramlington. Museums Northumberland bait.
Photo: Jason Thompson

Creative Black Country. 100 Masters project.
Photo: Dee Patel

ROH Swan Lake at DAGFEST 2018. Creative Barking and Dagenham
Photo: Jimmy Lee

DAGFEST 2018. Creative Barking and Dagenham
Photo: Jimmy Lee

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Creative People and Places is about more people choosing, creating and taking part in brilliant art experiences in the places where they live.

Funded by Arts Council England, there are 33 independent projects based in areas where there are fewer opportunities to get involved with the arts.

The CPP National Peer Learning & Communications Programme (NPL&C) is funded by Arts Council England to enable sharing of the learning from the programme within and beyond the network of CPP Places.

We share our learning widely, through this website and social media, through events and research and our blog. Sign up here to receive our email newsletter.

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Creative People and Places is about more people choosing, creating and taking part in brilliant art experiences in the places where they live.

Funded by Arts Council England, there are 33 independent projects based in areas where there are fewer opportunities to get involved with the arts.

The CPP National Peer Learning & Communications Programme (NPL&C) is funded by Arts Council England to enable sharing of the learning from the programme within and beyond the network of CPP Places.

We share our learning widely, through this website and social media, through events and research and our blog. Sign up here to receive our email newsletter.

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