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NEW BOX OFFICE OPENING HOURS

Mon to Fri 10am - 8pm
Sat 9.30am - 8pm 

BOX OFFICE DEMAND

We are currently experiencing a high volume of patrons contacting the Box Office. If you are having difficulty speaking to a member of our team email box.office@arconline.co.uk and we will get back to you as soon as possible. 

Community

Welcome to ARC’s Community Arts Development pages.

Here you will find exactly how ARC is working directly within the local community in Parkfield and Mill Lane Stockton, Stockton-on-Tees in general, and the wider Tees Valley.  

Thanks to support from Neighbourhood Management’s Pathfinder Programme in Parkfield and Mill Lane, we have been able to appoint a Community Arts Development Officer - Jenni Owen - to develop arts education activity within the TS18 area surrounding ARC.

Working in partnership with key organisations such as Stockton International Family Centre, The Cornerhouse Youth Project, Local Resident Associations, Stockton Youth Service, The Youth Offending Service, Stockton Asylum Support and many more, we aim to provide sustainable opportunities for local residents to access a wide range of cultural activities.

Through working in partnership we hope to embed ARC’s ethos into the framework of other organisations, meeting their agendas and offering creative solutions to a huge range of issues.

Please read below for some examples of how we are working with our local community in terms of outreach, and by encouraging residents to take advantage ARC and it’s fantastic facilities.

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TENDER OPPORTUNITY - The creation and installation of art work.

Within Lawson Street Surgery, Stockton on Tees.

Project to be delivered between April and August 2007.

This contract will be open to mixed medium artists who can undertake the following project aims:

  • To raise awareness of the specific health matters within the Parkfield and Mill Lane area of Stockton On Tees.
  • To work alongside a group of sixth form students to create and design and construct four pieces of educational and interactive art-work to be installed within Lawson Street Surgery, which will reflect the medical knowledge gained through the project.
  • To encourage the students to develop and explore their designs for art work and to work alongside them to create the pieces.

For more information download the tender document or contact Jenni Owen, Community Arts Development Officer on 01642 525193.

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