Cultural Olympiad projects in the south west Project name and website link County Description When All the Bells Bristol & Nationwide A South West hub for Martin Creed’s project ‘All the Bells’, using the entirety of the new Bristol Colston Hall foyer staircase for a mass participation event, following on from the success of the building’s Opening Celebrations in 2009, which saw 100 saxophones, 100 electric guitars, choirs, aerialists and circus performers winding their way throughout the building. 27 July 2012 A History of Sport in Cornwall Cornwall Cornwall's county archive service and Museum Development Officer Team will be working together with the County's museums and archives on a project to highlight the story of sport in Cornwall. Jan - Oct 2012 Tin Cornwall This exciting collaboration between Miracle Theatre, English Touring Opera, including Ben Luxon and local community choirs is a heady mix of epic theatre, multimedia magic and top notch singing! March – April 2012 Alex Katz Cornwall Brooklyn-born Alex Katz is one of the most important and respected living American artists. Katz brings together more than 30 canvases, collages and cut-outs that span the full breadth of his career from the 1950s to today for his exhibition at Tate St Ives. 19 May – 23 Sept 2012 Cornwall A huge and fantastical ‘vessel’, a ‘Horn of Plenty’ which will roll/float/fly the length and breadth of Kernow accompanied by a troupe of performers who, with the help of the people of Cornwall, will celebrate our sailing, surfing, rowing, wrestling and rugby heritage and will catch the Cornish winds. 19 May 2012 Battle for the Winds: Kernocopia Cultural Olympiad projects in the south west Touring: 13-17 Aug Mevagissey 19-22 Aug South Coast Cornwall, 23-27 Aug Newquay, 28-31 Aug North Coast Cornwall Nowhereisland Cornwall From 13 August Cornwall will welcome an extraordinary visitor, Nowhereisland, a floating island sculpture by Alex Hartley. Made from material originating from the Arctic, Nowhereisland has been declared a new nation and anyone can become a citizen. Torch Landing Cornwall The Torch Landing is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to witness the London 2012 Olympic Flame carried by some of the inspirational people who have been selected as Torchbearers, many of whom will be from Cornwall. 19 May 2012 Shezad Dawood – Piercing Brightness Cornwall Piercing Brightness is an exhibition by internationally acclaimed artist Shezad Dawood, presented over two venues in Penzance before touring internationally. The exhibition includes an experimental film made in Morocco, New Dream Machine Project, and a new science fiction film, Trailer, alongside new textile and sculptural works. 30 June – 29 Sept 2012 Tim Minchin/Eden Comedy Cornwall Eden welcomes comedy back in 2012 with musical comic Tim Minchin, who will be headlining a one-off day of humour at the Eden Sessions. 23 June 2012 Cornwall A new commission from director Deborah Warner in collaboration with the actor Fiona Shaw and creative producer Artichoke. Installations appear simultaneously from dusk till dawn at locations that ring the coast of the UK and Ireland. From Northern Ireland to the tip of Cornwall, from remote Scottish islands to an East Anglian beach, these glowing, murmuring artworks are a poignant exploration of love poetry and a celebration of the extraordinary variety and beauty of our coastline. 19 - 22 July 2012 Peace Camp Cultural Olympiad projects in the south west Golden Exe Devon The Golden Exe project includes a range of Olympic and Paralympic inspired cultural activities delivered through student participation and volunteering, engaging students with the values of the Olympics and Paralympics and creating opportunities to engage with the local community, from primary school children through to older people. Wordquest Devon Wordquest Devon is an opportunity for people to immerse themselves in Devon's literature while exploring the county's dramatic landscapes. Ongoing Nowhereisland Devon From August 4 - Devon will welcome an extraordinary visitor, Nowhereisland, a floating island sculpture by Alex Hartley. Made from material originating from the Arctic, Nowhereisland has been declared a new nation and anyone can become a citizen. Touring: 4-5 Aug Exmouth, 6-7 Aug Torquay, 9-12 Aug Plymouth, 1-4 Sept Ilfracombe Games People Play Devon For the cultural Olympiad, CCANW will explore - through a range of exhibitions and activities that will be participatory and fun- what games can tell us about ‘human nature’ 6 April - 30 Sept 2012 World Dance Day 2012 Devon Share our celebration of dance across Devon and the World on UNESCO's World Dance Day with choreography by Wayne McGregor / Random Dance. 29 April 2012 Alive & Kicking Devon Alive and Kicking is a fusion of sport and art, placing artists into sports clubs to creative a collective visual piece. May - Sept 2012 Torch Relay overnight stop Devon Torchbearers will carry the Olympic Flame through 1,024 communities – cities, towns and villages. An evening celebration will take place at the end of almost every day of the Relay. 19 - 20 May 2012 Jan - Aug 2012 Cultural Olympiad projects in the south west Devon Forkbeard Fantasy is a band of visual and performing artists, animators, designers and film-makers who first came together back in 1974 out of the pioneering experimental, mixed media and performance art explosion of that era. They are leading a group of local artists that include Mike Patison, chief machine engineer, Jane Jobling, Sculptor, and carnival costume maker, Sarah Butterworth. The Devon wind gathering episode is being supported by Exeter City Council, in collaboration with South Devon College, Plymouth College of Art, Petroc, and Exeter University. 20 May 2012 Devon World at Your Feet' is a celebration of the richness and variety of Plymouth's history and its role in relation to migration to other parts of the world. The project looks set to be Plymouth's biggest ever participation event and young people will be able to get involved in every aspect of the event - from the initial concepts, research, acting and dance workshops, creating scripts and scores and finally the spectacle itself. 14 &15 July, 25 - 29 July 2012 Go Adventures 2012 Devon 90 participants (x5 teams of 18 children and young people) from all across Torbay will take part in a pentathlon of adventurous activities over the course of 5 days. Each day, each team will be presented with a different challenge and if successful be rewarded with a flag. On the evening of the 5th day they will be joined by their families and friends for one final adventure which will see the 5 teams scale the Great Recycled Challenge course, bring their flags together and set Parkfield alight with sound and music. 22–26 July 2012 Dorset Schools – Arts for Torch Relay Dorset Arts for Torch relay is a programme of Artists working with secondary school pupils to create a series of resources based on Olympic values to use to animate the route of the Torch Relay. 20 Feb - 01 July 2012 Stone Island Dorset Programme of events themed around Portland and the story of stone as informed by artists and scientists working together. 2 April - 9 Sept 2012 Battle for the Winds: The Devon Wind Gatherers World At Your Feet Cultural Olympiad projects in the south west Dorset Starting in Lyme with the appearance of the Pliosaur and the emergence of Doldrum from the Jurassic rocks, EARTH festival will promote a series of events across the Jurassic Coast. Earth Festival includes a John Hegley & Robyn Hitchcock concert at the Marine Theatre 4 May – 9 Sept 2012 Dorset Pliosaur will be a giant sea lizard featuring a walk-in belly. Eccentric scientists show audiences around the exterior where they can operate moving parts, before entering the beast's stomach to see interactive Jurassic puppetry and film. Made by artists Sarah Butterworth, Mike Pattison, Peter Courtenay and Forkbeard Fantasy. 4 May – 9 Sept 2012 Music Nation: Chalk Legends Dorset There are secrets locked in the fertile landscape of Dorset. Some of these secrets are about a dark time when Viking hordes pillaged the coast, secrets only whispered in the villages or remembered by the landscape. When one of these secrets is suddenly unearthed during preparations for 2012, a promise made over a thousand years ago is kept… and a prophecy fulfilled. This is the story behind The Chalk Legends – the 2012 Project of Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra in partnership with Dance South West, Dorset Music Service, Panoscope & Artsreach. 20 Apr - 18 May 2012 Plastics for Gold Dorset Plastics for Gold is an exhibition at the Museum of Design in Plastics, the Arts University College at Bournemouth 24 May - 10 Nov 2012 Dorset Coastal Voices brings together hundreds of singers and choirs from Exmouth to Bournemouth to perform cult classics by Nick Cave, the geologically-inspired sound world of Marc Yeats, Songs for a Coastal Wind by John Surman and Tales of Lyme Regis, by Billy Bragg and John K Miles. 1 June, 8 July, 27 July 2012 Jurassic Coast 2012 Earth Festival Travelling Pliosaur Cinema Coastal Voices Cultural Olympiad projects in the south west Red Ball2012 Dorset RedBall UK is a large scale public art project that invites its audience to look twice, explore and to think 'what if?' Following appearances in Sydney, Taipei and Abu Dhabi, the inflatable RedBall is coming soon to outdoor spaces in Weymouth and Portland. Torch Relay overnight stop Dorset Torchbearers will carry the Olympic Flame through 1,024 communities – cities, towns and villages. An evening celebration will take place at the end of almost every day of the Relay. 12 July 2012 Moving Tides Procession Dorset As part of the overnight celebrations for the Torch Relay, the moving Tides Carnival procession for young people will lead the torch to the beach. 12 July 2012 Dorset The Compass Festival aims to promote the highest quality local small and medium theatre companies on an international platform between the Olympics and Paralympics, by taking the opportunity to engage local audiences to celebrate culture and sport. 13-18 Aug 2012 Dorset Dinosaurs Not Allowed is a dance project inspired by the Olympic quest for more exercise and the need to offer a new introduction to traditional English dance to the youth of the South West. The Compass Festival Dinosaurs Not Allowed Torch Relay overnight stop Landance 2012 21-24 June 2012 7-8 Sept 2012 Dorset Torchbearers will carry the Olympic Flame through 1,024 communities – cities, towns and villages. An evening celebration will take place at the end of almost every day of the Relay. 13 July 2012 Dorset A spectacular, contemporary dance performance at Eggardon Hill on Saturday 14th and Sunday 15th July. Award winning composer Andrew Dickson will lead over a hundred singers with sixty dancers collaborating with choreographer Anna Golding and artist Ella Huhne to bring this outstanding landscape alive with music, dance and visual art. 14-15 July 2012 Cultural Olympiad projects in the south west Dorset The Strongbox of Winds is Dorset’s fantastic wind gathering machine. It will have the character of the Wind Master high up the crowds in the wind. He will look continually windswept, be very vocal, gathering winds using wonderful words, obsessed with puffs and gusts, fans and blowing, spouting the poetry of the winds and skies in an eccentric manner. He can issue kazoos to the onlookers and conduct tiny symphonies punctuated by hooters and trumpeting sounds that he can trigger. Powered by cycle power in the main processions, our vehicle will be towed (or look as if towed) by mobility buggies, driven by members of our local communities. The Strongbox will hold and carry a big, bulging, giggling, wriggling bag of wind with a net to contain it and lots of places to tie on other objects. It is huge, inflatable and has wind-measuring gadgets on it that spin and whirr, which could be connected to the cranks so that as it is pedalled, they spin (even if there is no wind). The Windmaster plays games of trying to get the wind measurers to spin if people donate enough wind. 14 July 2012 Nowhereisland Dorset From 25 July – 3 August Weymouth will welcome an extraordinary visitor, Nowhereisland, a floating island sculpture by Alex Hartley, anchored at Bowleaze Cove. Made from material originating from the Arctic, Nowhereisland has been declared a new nation and anyone can become a citizen. The best view will be from The Embassy, a mobile museum about Nowhereisland, parked on Furzy Cliff. 25 July - 2 Aug 2012 #media2012 Dorset #media2012 is a citizen media project; young people blogging and tweeting their Olympic experiences and stories. 25 July - 9 Sept 2012 Live Site Dorset Temporary live site showing largely sporting events from the stadium in London, but also a programme of short film and rolling information. 26 July – 12 Aug 2012 Battle for the Winds: The Strongbox of Winds Cultural Olympiad projects in the south west Dorset The ICCI360 Arena is set to wow audiences in Weymouth with a truly amazing 360 'immersive' experience and an exciting programme of live performances, festivals, interactive events for all ages and an array of specially commissioned 360 film screenings. The ICCI360 Arena events form a central element in the LOCOG 2012 Cultural Olympiad's 'Maritime Mix' programme and will compliment the Olympic and Paralympic Sailing activities. 26 July - 9 Sept 2012 Battle for the Winds – The Gathering and Ceremony of the Winds Dorset An audacious telling of an epic tale that advances across the South-West with seven spectacular wind – catching machines, to climax in Weymouth and Portland to mark the opening celebrations of the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Sailing and windsurfing events. A diverse ensemble of artists will create this stunning and unforgettable piece of world class outdoor performance. Will the heroic Wind Gatherers succeed in their battle to unshackle the creative breezes and release the wind in time for the Olympic sailors to harness? Can Aeolus’ daughter be rescued from Doldrum who sweeps in and takes her and the winds to Portland? 26-28 July 2012 b-side Multi-Media Festival Dorset Explore the flipside of the sea side; encounter and enjoy brand new work in visual art, film, digital media, sound and live art to delight, intrigue, inspire and provoke. 27 July - 12 Aug & 29 Aug - 9 Sept Exploratory Laboratory Dorset Exploratory Laboratory presents a series of new contemporary artworks created in response to the unique environment of the Jurassic Coast. Visual artists will collaborate with earth scientists in an investigation of this unique coastal landscape, expanding and informing how we see and understand it. The resulting temporary siteresponsive artworks will be presented at various coastal and inland locations across Dorset in the summer of 2012. 27 July - 9 Sept 2012 Animate the Streets Dorset Animate the Streets sets out to animate key points along routes through the borough with street entertainers. 27 July - 9 Sept 2012 ICCI360 Cultural Olympiad projects in the south west Legacy Trail Dorset The Legacy Trail links together outstanding wildlife sites and landscape in Weymouth and Portland with exciting new and engaging waypoints. Based on the typical way marking of trails, their concept transforms the ring like markers into a 3 dimensional sculpture which frame unique views along the trail and coast. Battle for the Winds – The Search for Doldrums Lair Dorset A company of young heroes pursue the villain, Doldrum, to his lair on Portland, where he has captured youth and is turning it into stone, to save Aeolus’ daughter. 27 July 2012 Coastal Voices + Welcome Songs Dorset The Welcome Songs; Eliza Carthy and her band lead a choral composition celebrating the Olympic tradition and history of Weymouth and Portland 27 July 2012 Onboard Dorset Onboard explores the Jurassic Coast, linking to other World Heritage Sites, and back millions of years to explore environmental issues of today. Combining theatre with pioneering immersive technology, Onboard progresses from departure lounge to multi-sensory aircraft cabin simulator delivering a unique entertaining and educational experience. Onboard is a partnership between artist Richard Hartnell and ICCI. 26 July - 9 Sept 2012 Our Sporting Life Sail for Gold Dorset Immerse yourself in 112 years of triumph and glory at an extraordinary exhibition celebrating Britain's unique Olympic and Paralympic sailing heritage. 27 July - 12 Aug 2012 Battle for the Winds – The Final Battle Dorset Three days of opening celebrations are brought to a spectacular conclusion as 2012 "squibbers" walk into the sea to hand the South West winds over to gig rowers to be released at sea 28 July 2012 Dorset ‘Breathe’ will be a breath taking outdoor performance of circus, dance and cabaret. This unparalleled and inspirational event will explore the workings of, and assumptions around unique bodies. Disabled and non-disabled, professional and non-professional, national and international participants will come together to create this spectacle before an audience of over 10,000 on Weymouth beach. ‘Breathe’ will be like nothing you will have seen before, and transformative for those participating and watching. 28 July 2012 Breathe 27July – 9 Sept 2012 Cultural Olympiad projects in the south west Artwey’s Giant Wall Dorset 'Artwey Artists' will lead their community with this project, creating textile portraits of personal local heroes or visiting Olympic athletes. 30 July - 10 Aug 2012 Wild About Weymouth Dorset Wild About Weymouth is a Natural England led partnership project to create a legacy trail around Weymouth & Portland with a series of artist-designed waymarkers to sites of interest. 1 Aug 2011 - 30 Sept 2013 The Boat project by Lone Twin Dorset A beautiful boat made from drift and scrap wood arrives from the South East to be displayed in conjunction with ‘Sailing for Gold’ 1-11 Aug 2012 The Big Grin Dorset The Big Grin is a celebration of Mr Punch’s 350th Birthday Beach Party featuring nonstop puppet nonsense from top Punch & Judy ‘Professors’ plus a children’s puppet parade, Mr Punch’s birthday card signing, an illuminated evening performance and fun galore. 4-5 Aug 2012 A Dance A Day Dorset Count Me In: A Dance A Day is a community dance project aiming to increase health and well-being and highlight the ambition and creativity of older people in the context of the London 2012 Games. 10 & 11 Aug, 7-8 Sept 2012 Dorset ‘Creating the Spectacle!’ is a project to present an ambitious and unprecedented series of performances of a self-propelled underwater wheelchair that leaves traces of its joy and freedom as it flies along mid water with its human occupant. This representation becomes a ‘vehicle’ that is capable of facilitating transformations in preconceptions. 29 Aug – 1 Sept 2012 Creating The Spectacle Cultural Olympiad projects in the south west Inside Out Dorset, presented by Activate Performing Arts, returns in 2012 with extraordinary events in extraordinary places throughout Dorset. Events planned so far are: Pierre Sauvageot’s Harmonic Fields on Portland Coast Tuig’s Schraapzucht at Walford Mill Crafts in Wimborne Transe Express' Mobile Homme on Poole Quay. Inside Out Dorset: Harmonic Fields Dorset Torch Relay overnight stop Torchbearers will carry the Olympic Flame through 1,024 communities – cities, towns Gloucestershire and villages. An evening celebration will take place at the end of almost every day of the Relay. 23 May 2012 Battle for the Winds: Old Mother Gloucestershire Miles away from Weymouth in the North of the South West, Old Mother Gloucestershire has gathered her engineers and wind gatherers. They are starting to expand their lungs: inhaling and capturing wind words, songs and dances from the Cotswold Hills, River Severn and Forest of Dean, building a store of delight to eventually travel together to be unleashed on the Dorset coast. Rumour has it that she has persuaded some of the Royal Family to get involved and a whinnying horse wearing a crown has been spotted tethered outside her Cotswold cottage, the wind twitching its mane and tail. The Gloucestershire episode is co-ordinated by Jo Gloucestershire Bousfield with Stroud College, SVAS, Theatre Gloucestershire, Create Gloucestershire, and 7 county youth theatres, who are coming together to participate in the Battle for the Winds. Students at Stroud College will be designing and making Gloucestershire's Wind Vessel under the direction of Justin Gregory. People from all over the county will be taking part in Old Mother Gloucestershire’s Artistic Olympics when she puts a call out for (up to) 3 minute poems, jokes, plays, dances, songs, artworks, stories and musical compositions on the subject of ‘Wind’, to be judged by her and her team who will present gold, silver and bronze medals to the winners at the launch of her Vast Vessel in Gloucestershire. 23 May 2012 Welcome Songs Gloucestershire Eliza Carthy and her band lead choral compositions celebrating the Olympic tradition and history of Chipping Campden. 1 June 2012 31 Aug - 9 Sept 2012 Cultural Olympiad projects in the south west How Like An Angel A newly commissioned piece for aerialists, sound score and lights/projection, using a mix of UK based and Australian artists from the Circa company, led by Jonathan Gloucestershire Holloway, Artistic Director of Perth International Festival (Australia). Created for performance in a series of cathedrals, premiering in Perth Australia and touring up to 6 UK cathedrals. 16-17 July 2012 Celebrating Somerset Somerset ‘Celebrating Somerset’ is a range of special events planned for 2012. Themed around ideas of light inspired by the Olympic torch, along with Somerset sounds and voices Celebrating Somerset brings the county alive with cycle parades, journeys along waterways and back roads, music on hill tops, feasts and floating beacons and singing trees. Streetjam Somerset The Sreetjam events offer skills sharing and workshops and performances, featuring Urban Dance workshops, Escape Parkour, Streetlinkz, Incendia, Boxabeat UK, OffSpin, Circus Antics, Films, workshops. 7 April, 5 May 2012 Somerset To celebrate the arrival of the Olympic Torch in Taunton, The Brewhouse presents the international premiere of a powerful new drama by the most exciting playwright to emerge from the South West. As an athlete trains and dreams of Olympic success in Kenya's Rift Valley, a woman on Exmoor puts on a pair of trainers that do not belong to her. 17-19 May 2012 Somerset The Compass Festival aims to promote the highest quality local small and medium theatre companies on an international platform between the Olympics and Paralympics, by taking the opportunity to engage local audiences to celebrate culture and sport. 21 May 2012 Rift Torch Relay overnight stop 21 May - 12 Aug 2012 Cultural Olympiad projects in the south west Somerset Celebrating Somerset is a range of special events bringing Somerset alive with cycle parades, journeys along waterways and back roads, playing giant horns on hill tops, creating feasts and building floating beacons and singing trees. 22 May 2012 Somerset Orchestra in a Field will set Somerset ablaze next summer with a colourful and eclectic programme offering something for everyone. Held in the sweeping parklands of Glastonbury Abbey, with its romantic ruins, and ancient orchards, this unique event is the inspiration of award-winning conductor, Charles Hazlewood. 30 June & 1 July 2012 Bandstand Marathon South West wide Bandstand Marathon is a major UK-wide music event with bands & music groups performing free concerts simultaneously, to enliven underused bandstands & public spaces. Organised by Somerset based not-for-profit arts organisation Superact, the project aims to have 500 events involved for the finale of London 2012. 09 Sept 2012 Get Real South West wide Schools networking programme looking at working across geographical boundaries on a series of projects marking and celebrating Olympic & Paralympic Games. Feb 2012 - Sept 2012 Our Games, Our Values: A resource pack for Primary Schools in South West England South West wide Five History undergraduate students from Bath Spa University have developed a free resource to help primary schools teach young children about the Olympic and Paralympic Games; with a unique focus on Bath and the South West of England. The resource comprises ten creative and inspiring activities. Used from April - Sept 2012 South West Reading Passport South West wide 330 libraries across South West will issue ‘reading passport’ to 12+ encouraging them to read up on five of the world’s seven continents 2 May - 3 Sept 2012 Red Ball2012 South West wide Kurt Perschke’s Red Ball will go on its first ever tour of cities in the SW. June - July 2012 Battle for the Winds: Celebrating Somerset Orchestra In A Field Cultural Olympiad projects in the south west Marks Get Set Go South West wide Marks Get Set Go is a dance film and event for presentation on the Live Sites and beyond. 14 July Plymouth Hoe 15 July Bath ICIA Arts Theatre 21 July Swindon Wharf Green 22 July Bristol Millennium Square 26 July Weymouth ICCI 360 Arena Bristol Encounters: 0117 Hour Film Challenge 2012 West of England To celebrate the arrival of the Olympic torch, filmmakers are challenged to make a short film in 117 hours on the theme of sport, Games and or Play in Bristol, for a chance to win a £1.000 prize. 19 - 25 May 2012 Celebrate A Summer of Sport West of England Celebrate a Summer of Sport is a free, online photography competition, open to all. 1 April – 30 Sept 2012 Let The Fame Begin West of England Let The Fame Begin will build a network of young people active in music and sport and encourage a peer mentoring programme between aspiring musicians and athletes. 1 May - 31 Oct 2012 West of England Bristol, Bath & NE Somerset and South Gloucestershire bring together invention and innovation in this energetic mobile performance. Set on a moving hotch-potch of inventions old and new, the eccentric inventor and his wife are bringing the wind both gathered and manmade to Weymouth (his wife is taking this opportunity to get all the washing dry!). Along the way, they have picked up circus performers, free runners and a carnival all eager to deliver their fresh wind to the Olympics. This mobile installation, stage, circus will make its way through the streets of Weymouth, stopping to entertain and inform. The West of England wind gathering episode is being created with support from Bristol City Council and Bath & North East Somerset, in collaboration with South Gloucestershire Council, St Paul's Carnival, The M Shed, Museum of Bath at Work, Bath Preservation Trust, and Yate Heritage Centre. 22 May 2012 Battle for the Winds: Innovation and Invention Cultural Olympiad projects in the south west Torch Relay overnight stop West of England Torchbearers will carry the Olympic Flame through 1,024 communities – cities, towns and villages. An evening celebration will take place at the end of almost every day of the Relay. 22 May 2012 Bristol Urban Sports West of England Bristol Urban Sports will look at the range of sports that take place using the city’s infrastructure- both the natural landscape and the urban environment 22 May - 9 Sept 2012 #media2012 West of England #media2012 is a citizen media project; young people blogging and tweeting their Olympic experiences and stories 25 July - 9 Sept 2012 Wiltshire’s Flame Wiltshire To celebrate the Olympic year Wiltshire Council and Arts Award South West are collaborating on a project to celebrate the creativity and energy of young people within Wiltshire. The aim of the project is to enable hundreds of young people to take part in dozens of projects all across the County inspired by the Olympic Flame. Nov 2011 - Dec 2012 Beyond The Line Wiltshire Beyond the line is an exciting project based at the Duke of Cornwall Spinal Treatment Centre at Salisbury District Hospital. Inspired by the Paralympics, ArtCare will be running activities and events throughout 2012. 2 Jan - 9 Sept 2012 MusicMatters: Buskers Wiltshire MusicMatters is a project for 13-19 year olds that gives young people the chance to experience everything to do with writing, playing and recording music. Feb 2012 - Sept 2012 Celebrate With Paws Wiltshire Celebrate with Paws is a unique season of participatory art workshops in Wiltshire offering projects inspired by the London 2012 Olympic Games & the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee. April - Sept 2012 Fire Garden at Stonehenge Wiltshire As the sun goes down over one of Britain’s most iconic World Heritage sites, French outdoor alchemists Compagnie Carabosse fan the flames of our imaginations with an elemental Fire Garden. A magical, sensory experience awaits you at Stonehenge. 10, 11 & 12 July 2012 Cultural Olympiad projects in the south west Battle for the Winds The Search for Swindon's Soul Parallel Wiltshire We will create a spectacular outdoor performance that seeks to capture the wind/soul of Swindon, through stories and memories which are captured in a magnificent machine. The machine will be revealed as the Finale for the Big Arts Day 2012 in a unique urban circus styled show. It will be launched on its journey to join the other south west winds in Weymouth for the opening of the Olympic sailing events. 11 July 2012 Wiltshire Parallel is a production for young people and an exciting new partnership between Salisbury Playhouse's Stage 65 Youth Theatre and English Touring Opera. 11, 14 July 2012