Worcester Paint Festival launched in 2021, bringing street and graffiti artists to the city centre for an outdoor mural trail of approx 35 pieces of artwork each year. Featuring well established names in the scene alongside emerging and local artists, WPF is an annual event in September. Upcoming dates are 16th & 17th 2023.WPF is supported by Arts Council England, Worcester City Council with partners including Crowngate Shopping Centre, Canals and Rivers Trust, St Peters Garden Centre, Platform Housing & Worcester Bid.Please contact Kate on : worcesterpaintfestival@gmail.com for more info!We are on the look out for walls to decorate!socials : @worcesterpaintfestivalWebsite : worcesterpaintfestival.co.uk

I am part of the programming team for Nozstock The Hidden Valley, a boutique festival in Herefordshire. I also curate, book and manage the Nozstock stage at Hereford River Carnival, giving the public a taste of what the festival offers and helping to build new audiences for the main event.

Co Founder/Manager/Director/Producer - The Cabinet of Lost Secrets. Nominated for the AIF Festival Congress award ‘Unique Festival Arena’ 2015, The Cabinet of Lost Secrets was created for, and launched at Nozstock – The Hidden Valley, a dynamic boutique festival in Herefordshire in July 2015.An underground burrow of surprises, with secret doors, curiosities & animals who lead you into its heart, the Cabinet of Lost Secrets is a multi-roomed immersive live music venue at Nozstock the Hidden Valley. It specialises in funk grooves, worldly beats, experimental sounds, interactive performance elements & surprises coupled with a unique design that changes every year; you will never see the same venue twice. Created by a team of people who like to play with the visitor, the Cabinet comes to life due to a handful of other clever bods who work tirelessly to get the venue constructed, décor up and help to keep things running smoothly during the festival itself.“Luckily we all have slightly warped minds, so we enjoy the challenge of creating something that might confuse or delight the lovely festival goer, leaving a lasting memory!"“Unprecedented madness” – Summer Festival Guide“The Cabinet of Lost Secrets at Nozstock was an incredible space; the level of production was amazing, a completely immersive environment of mystery and wonder. Different to everything else on site The Cabinet of Lost Secrets stood as one of those hidden gems that if you found, would absolutely make your festival experience.”Tom Hyland - Swingamajig Festival/Electric Swing Circus"We followed a group of dancing people into the brightly coloured enclosed space, when the wall lifted revealing a hidden stage” – The Metropolist

Clik Clik is Worcestershire arts producer Kate Cox creating unique immersive entertainment, specialising in outdoor installations, weird & wonderful tailored events & pop-up experiences.“Engaging with the public is integral to my work along with encouraging creativity and breaking barriers through laughter and playfulness”.Clik Clik provides weird & wonderful, dynamic, truly different quirky ideas including performance fabulous decor, photo booths, bespoke playful experiences & installations.Being flexible and catering for all budgets is important and I’m happy to discuss and visualise individual ideas to create something truly unique for events, weddings, corporate, organisations, street fairs, festivals & venues. With event management experience, I also create events from scratch, curating bespoke entertainment to suit all manner of visions.Clik Clik's clients range from large scale independant festivals such as Boomtown, Nozstock, Green Man, Shambala to regional arts festivals & organisations including The National Trust, County & City Councils, private events & venues.@clikclikcollectivewww.clikclikcollective.com

Freelance artist including mural painting, contemporary textiles, abstract painting, performance art & walkabout.

I wrote content for SLAP magazine (Supporting local Artists and Performers) since the beginning, Jan 2011. Run by Mark Hogan, SLAP magazine is a local mag dedicated to music and arts.In January 2014 I became the Arts Editor researching and writing editorial about arts locally and beyond! I left in Jan 2023 due to work commitments.

Setting up and co-ordinating 'Weekend Cube'; a diverse range of weekend events within the community. Heading up an events team at Malvern Cube (a community space in Malvern), we put a structure in place for a new programme to be created which would enhance the local area and promote arts and music.

Art Director and general manager at WAW. Planning and developing new visionary ideas running alongside a three year business plan. Funding, marketing, strategic planning, working with the community and a team of highly dedicated volunteers to bring a new energy to the organisation and create a city centre hub for arts and artistic expression.

Curating, managing and coordinating all exhibitions at the WAW under Clik Clik Collective.Created and opened new gallery space in underground cellar to attract more urban artists.Offered exhibition space to artists both locally and nationally as well as provision for local charities and young people to show their work to the public.Developing and leading on new visionary ideas for WAW to become an arts hub in the city.