Cultural Hubs update

3/3/2019

Our Cultural Hubs are back in action again this year. This time Horden Youth & Community Centre organised a brilliant interactive piece of Theatre 'It Is Now' by Anonymous Is A Woman Theatre Co with over 50 people coming to see the performance. It was set in 1966 at a wedding where the groom is more interested in the England football match (it is the world cup final after all) and the resulting drama.

It was great to see the local community supporting this event with Horden Hub House hosting a pre-theatre party where people got their hair and make-up done 60's style. Due to the success of this partnership they will become a steering group for Horden Youth & Community Centre to plan more creative events at the centre.

Keep your eye out for the rest of our Cultural Hubs events that will be happening throughout the year.

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We run a wide range of projects to help the community fight disadvantage including food parcels, telephone befriending for the socially isolated, helping people in the downward spiral of debt, supporting people to get the benefits they deserve, providing holiday activities with food, getting the disengaged engaged with the arts and more.

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