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Home from HOME Impact Report 2025-26

HOME is Manchester's centre for international contemporary art, theatre and film. Its Home from HOME Impact Report 2025-26 records 1,404 residents from underserved areas of the city taking part in 159 workshops exploring theatre, film and visual art, with their work performed to an audience of nearly 1,000.

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HOME is Manchester's centre for international contemporary art, theatre, film and learning. Home from HOME is its flagship community programme, bringing sustained creative opportunities to neighbourhoods with the least access to culture.

Key Metrics

Residents taking part 1,404 residents from some of Manchester's most underserved areas took part in the programme's second year.
Workshops delivered 159 workshops delivered exploring theatre, film and visual art, alongside 18 trips to see professional work.
Community performance Work created with local artists and residents was performed for an audience of nearly 1,000 people.
Year one foundation 1,170 residents took part in 119 workshops in year one, making three exhibitions and a short film.

Key Outcomes

  • 1,404 residents made films, visual art and theatre in their own neighbourhoods.
  • Community-created work took its place at the heart of HOME's public programme.

Geography

North West

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