Unit 17, Netley Marsh Workshops, Woodlands
Southampton
Hampshire
SO40 7GY
About Us
African Activities CIC offers the opportunity to engage with a diverse range of Black and African cultures through superb, creative artistic experiences. Our work disrupts preconceptions, creates community, drives excellence and breaks barriers. Rooted in pre-colonial traditions, our workshops include drumming, dance, storytelling, Adinkra, beadwork, and mask-making. Led by culturally grounded artists, we bring living heritage to life across schools, communities and festivals. Based in the New Forest, we are a leading Black-led organisation championing African arts across Hampshire and beyond.
Our expertise
- Dance
- Education
- Music
- Textiles
- Workshops
Where to find us
Unit 17, Netley Marsh Workshops, Woodlands
Southampton
Hampshire
SO40 7GY
Related posts
Organisation
Hanger Farm Arts
- New Forest
Hanger Farm Arts Centre is a vibrant cultural venue in Totton, Hampshire, offering inclusive arts programming in theatre, music, comedy, and visual arts. Operated by Minstead Trust, it empowers people with learning disabilities through creative engagement and employment. The centre hosts year-round events, workshops, and exhibitions, fostering community cohesion and social impact. Its historic barn setting and modern facilities make it ideal for performances and private hire.
Find out more
Organisation
Proteus Theatre Company
- Basingstoke |
- Hampshire
Proteus is a touring theatre company and arts centre in Basingstoke, telling stories that foster empathy for the ‘other’ and supporting others to do the same. Our artist development, participatory programmes, and accessible performances at Creation Space nurture creative communities and inspire local audiences. We tour ambitious socially aware work across the UK, highlighting issues like PTSD, body dysmorphia, and domestic violence through award-winning and cross-artform projects. For 40 years, Proteus has built a reputation for high-quality shows, including internationally acclaimed productions. We prioritise casting artists from protected characteristic groups, especially in rural family tours.
Find out more
Organisation
Culture in Common
- New Forest
Culture in Common is a community-led arts and culture programme for the New Forest, funded by Arts Council England’s Creative People and Places initiative. Led by a consortium including Energise Me, Folio, The Handy Trust, New Forest District Council, and the National Park Authority, it aims to increase cultural engagement in underserved areas. Since 2022, it has reached over 45,000 residents through workshops, exhibitions, and creative clubs, co-designed with local communities to reflect their interests and needs.
Find out more
Contact us
Through Culture Connects, we work to support the delivery of cultural provision across the region. Do you have an idea you want to discuss or need some advice? Get in touch with us to book a one-to-one conversation.
Get in touch