We’re delighted to announce that Starcatchers Play and Explore lead artist, Roz McAndrew, has won Fife Gingerbread’s award for Trust at the organisation’s 2022 AGM on Wednesday 5th October.
Early years pedagogue and researcher, Dr Caralyn Blaisdell, reflects on her experience of the Erasmus Creative Europe Project: Arts and Early Childhood, a transnational collaborative effort to explore and share best practice in early years arts and creativity.
With lockdown restrictions still in effect, in Summer 2021 many families in Moray – as was the case across Scotland— had very limited access to creative activities and groups to join in their local area.
Charlotte Allan visited Theatre O.N's Fratz Festival in Berlin, as part of Starcatchers Artist Development programme, Playspace.
Welcome to our new Agony Artist series – where we’ll be answering your questions about using the expressive arts with young children! This blog, we’re tackling a common question – how do I deliver creative experiences when I don’t have the space to swing a cat?
Svetlana McMahon spent the weekend at the 2Turvenhoog festival in Almere.
Digital media assistant, Suzanne Oliphant, reflects on her time in France as part of Starcatchers international project, funded by Erasmus +, Art and Early Childhood. The project is in partnership with a European network of early years arts and creative organisations.
We ended January with two huge community-centred Baby Raves. Sensory delights of UV tents, nineties tunes and paint throwing that truly encapsulated the spirit, and creativity brought to the project over the last nine months.
Starcatchers is bringing the magic of live performance to Scotland’s youngest children and their grown-ups this Spring with tours of Little Top and SPIKE!
Starcatchers and SUPERFAN are delighted to present Little Top as part of Edinburgh International Children’s Festival; a magical first circus experience for babies from birth to 18 months, and their adults.
From dino-play to outdoor rhythms and messy music, Starcatchers’ Where We Are project became a fixture for many young families across Fife over the last year.
Exploring creative experiences for multiples, themes of displacement and isolation, and connections in how a baby moves: Starcatchers announces recipients of the second round of Play Fund.
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