The Worcester Arches have always been iconic if you live here – you can’t really miss them – but they’ve never really served much purpose other than to hold up the railway line. It’s so exciting as a Worcester resident to see them opening up as restaurants and small business spaces. It’s also exciting to notice there’s still lots of arches uninhabited….
Read MoreEmergency Exit Arts’ Recovery Poems visited Worcester city centre and communities this week as part of The Arches Worcester Festivals’ Same But Different. Recovery Poems, is the creation of artists Robert Mongomery and Deanna Rodger inspired by the thoughts and feelings of the many people they talked to as we […]
Read More10 local poets have had their words painted onto the city’s streets as part of The Arches Worcester Festivals’ Same But Different. The short poems selected by The Arches Worcester Festivals team have been written by local poets and creative writers as part of The City Speaks project. Together […]
Read MoreThis summer, The Arches Worcester Festivals is taking a step back towards what they do best with Same But Different; creating playful moments to stumble upon and bringing a splash of colour to the streets of Worcester from 19-23 July. The programme for Same But Different changes day by day […]
Read MoreWork has got underway this week on the transformation of Worcester’s railway arches into a major new cultural quarter for the City. As the latest phase of the ambitious The Arches – Worcester project, workers are now on site to refurbish and repurpose the Victorian arches, following the appointment of […]
Read MoreA significant milestone has been reached today in the development of the £4.5m The Arches – Worcester project, with the opening of the gates next to The Hive to create a new walking and cycling pathway. The new route creates a quick and easy way to get from the River […]
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