Ideas become stronger together

Creative Partnerships & Community Projects

Working with schools, charities, public services, funders, businesses and community organisations to create meaningful opportunities across Knowsley.

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Immersive theatre actor addressing guests at The Clock Face
Professional production archive · Murder Most Toxic – The Clock Face.

A community-first approach

We listen to the people a project is intended to support and develop activity around shared goals, local knowledge and available resources. Projects are planned with good governance, safeguarding, accessibility, responsible budgeting and meaningful evaluation.

Schools & education

Creative learning that complements existing provision and strengthens confidence and expression.

Community groups

Workshops, projects and events built around members’ interests and local knowledge.

Health & public services

Safe, inclusive programmes supporting connection, confidence and wellbeing.

Funders & businesses

Grant partnerships, sponsorship, in-kind support and skills-based volunteering.

Wide view of staged theatre at Holme Lacy
Professional production archive · Holme Lacy Murder Mystery 2025.

What a partnership can achieve

Projects can support community engagement, young people’s skills, wellbeing, reduced isolation, volunteering, employability, live events and accessible routes into arts participation.

Rooted in Knowsley

Our longer-term ambition is a welcoming creative hub in Kirkby, supported by outreach across the borough while programmes and partnerships continue to grow.

What change do you want to create?

Tell us about your organisation, the people you support and the outcomes that matter to you.

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Practical support, clear evidence

Explore programme funding, sponsorship and practical contributions and review our evidence and experience. We agree a partner’s role and contribution before describing it as confirmed.

Photographs on this page show commercial entertainment work by the team through Alara Entertainment Ltd, a separate company. They illustrate relevant experience; they are not records of completed CIC programmes or endorsements of the CIC by the pictured venues or audiences.

Interested in creative progression? Read about the proposed Pathway to Work. Community access does not depend on pursuing commercial work.

Experience of working with venues and audiences

Photographs from the team’s professional performance and production archive.

Wide view of a seated audience and stage at Bodelwyddan Castle
Professional production archive · Bodelwyddan Castle Murder Mystery 2026.

Professional archive · Alara Entertainment Ltd is a separate company. These images do not show completed CIC programmes. Read the current evidence.