Chapel Arts Studios

We believe in breaking the mould. We’re here to challenge the mass-produced, the impersonal, and the disposable by championing independent makers, fostering creativity, and creating a real, local alternative to online and high-street retail. Our mission is to provide crafters with a space to sell their work without the barriers of traditional retail while ensuring customers can discover authentic, locally made goods and explore their own creativity through hands-on workshops. We curate a space where people can shop with confidence, knowing they are supporting real artisans and small businesses. We empower people of all ages and backgrounds to explore their creative potential, and offer a relaxed pressure-free shopping experience.

Specialist business support for Creative & CreaTech businesses in Hampshire The Creatives’ Advice Hub is a new, fully funded support programme for creative and creative-tech businesses based in Hampshire. Delivered on behalf of Hampshire County Council & Hampshire Growth Hub by IncuHive, the programme offers practical, sector-specific business advice, mentoring and events designed around the real challenges creative founders face – from marketing, technology, IP and scaling with confidence. Whether you’re a freelancer, studio, agency or creative start-up, the Creatives’ Advice Hub gives you access to experienced advisers who understand the creative economy and can help you take your next step.

Hampshire Cultural Trust was established as an independent charity in 2014 to promote Hampshire as a county that offers outstanding cultural experiences to both its residents and visitors. We manage and support visitor attractions, museums, art galleries and arts centres across Hampshire that were previously operated by Hampshire County Council and Winchester City Council. We run a huge variety of workshops, classes, events and projects for both young and old, in schools and in communities, with particular emphasis on reaching people who are vulnerable or disadvantaged and would not normally be able to access arts and culture.