What other wild things can we sink?

Posted on: 13th February 2026

Drop-in on Thursday 26 February 2026.

Image by TyneSight Photography
Children sit around a table at a community arts session, drawing on pieces of cardboard with colourful markers. A sign on the table reads “Helix Arts – Creative Communities Changes” alongside the website address. The table is scattered with art supplies and decorated cardboard pieces, including one that says “I Love the Earth.” Other people and materials are visible in the background, suggesting a busy creative environment.

Drop-in for a free family workshop with us this half term.

What other wild things can we sink?

Thursday 26 February 2026

2 pm – 4 pm

Gateshead Central Library

Working with artist Meg Randall, get inspired by the Climate Change, Cultural Change project highlighted in our new exhibition Re:Visits Our Story.

Let your creativity flow as you imagine ‘what other wild things can you sink?’

Open to families, come along and get making.

A colourful event poster for Helix Arts shows children drawing on cardboard during a creative workshop. The title reads “RE:VISITS OUR STORY” with the question “What wild things can we sink?” It advertises a free family drop‑in workshop with Megan Randall on Thursday 26 February 2026, 2–4pm at The Gallery, Gateshead Central Library. Logos for Helix Arts, Heritage Fund, Gateshead Council, Arts Council England, and the UK Government appear at the bottom.

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