Horizons Festival is a free, annual global arts festival co-curated by Community Arts North West and HOME. The festival is a major highlight of Refugee Week and is designed to celebrate international cultures, promote solidarity, and provide a platform for artists with lived experience of forced migration.
Over two days at HOME, the Horizons festival features live music, special commissions, global cinema, visual art, storytelling and performance,…
Horizons is a free global arts festival in the heart of Manchester. Horizons Festival is curated by HOME and Community…
The group brought objects to the workshop that had a personal and cultural resonance rooted in Vietnamese culture. Objects included…
Celebrating creativity, community, and connection, the Horizons Festival 2025 theme is More in Common, reflecting a shared desire to build…
Both opportunities are for Greater Manchester-based artists or filmmakers who have experienced displacement from their home country or are seeking…
The events take place in the early evening at HOME. The Arts and Migration Group is a network of artists, freelancers, facilitators,…
This year’s Horizons features HOME’s commissions of a short film, visual art, and theatre. CAN’s community programme features visual art,…
We’re delighted to announce the commissioned artists – a film maker, two visual artists and a theatre maker – who…
The Horizons Festival was back at HOME during the weekend of Friday 16 and Saturday 17 June 2023. The annual Horizons…
Join us at the Horizons Creative Café on Thursday 14 July between 12.30pm and 6pm at the Event Space @…
Young people from Afrocats responded to 2021’s Horizons Festival, the arts festival celebrating Refugee Week developed and delivered in partnership…
On Saturday 12 June 2021, the Horizons Festival, the week-long event we curate with HOME every year to celebrate June’s Refugee Week, kicked off…
Audiences enjoyed brilliant sunshine on Saturday 12 June for Solidarity Social, which launched the Horizons Festival, which took place outdoors…