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Lowestoft Folk

 

What was Lowestoft Folk:Group of figures made from pegs and cloth

Over the course of two years, a team of artists including visual artists, creative writers and a musician/composer worked with primary school pupils and care home residents to explore their local heritage, using exhibits and stories found in Lowestoft Museum and the Lowestoft Maritime Museum.

Together, they created cyanotype pictures, reflecting items from the Lowestoft Porcelain collection, and multi-coloured paper ‘Suffolk Puffs’ – inspired by the fabric quilt hanging in the Domestic Room at Lowestoft Museum.

At the Maritime Museum, the children were enthralled by the stitched pictures, painted shells and model boats. They were also fascinated by the nicknames given to sailors and the stories of the lives they led and composed their own, modern-day shanties, including one about 48-hour Millionaires.

From painted shells and messages in bottles, to peg dolls reminiscent of the model figures at Lowestoft Museum and songs about fishing and the treasures waiting to be found in their local museums, the intergenerational groups created beautiful pieces of art, sang songs, learned new skills and remembered some long-forgotten, whilst all the time getting to know one another – and having a lot of fun.

Lowestoft Folk also provided family storytelling events and workshops at local festivals, including the inaugural First Light Festival, the town library and, of course the participating museums.

Unique exhibits were created for each museum – the Cabinet of Curiosity for Lowestoft Museum and a special Sea Chest for the Lowestoft Maritime Museum – which will tour around the town over the winter period.

A further 240 primary school children, including pupils in the Specialist Unit for Deaf Children at Elm Tree Primary school, enjoyed the original Lowestoft Folk stories, which were commissioned for the project and based on the exhibits and some of the characters in the partner museums.

Who was Lowestoft Folk for:

Lowestoft Folk was for children from partner primary schools and residents from partner care homes / sheltered housing schemes.

When & Where did Lowestoft Folk happen:

Lowestoft Folk took place in Lowestoft from January 2018 to November 2019.

Contact:

Candida Wingate on 01986 873 955 or candida@suffolkartlink.org.uk.

Further information:

  • Read about the first iteration at Oulton Broad Primary School and Broadlands Care Home in the pdf booklet or in the text only word file version of the first iteration booklet.

 

  • Read about the second iteration at Hildesley Court and Pakefield Primary School in the pdf booklet or in the text only word file version of the second iteration booklet.

 

  • Read about the third iteration at Roman Hill Primary School and Britten Court in the pdf booklet or in the text only word file version of the third iteration booklet.

 

  • Read about the fourth iteration at Hildesley Court and Pakefield Primary School in the pdf booklet or in the text only word file version of the fourth interation booklet.

 

  • Watch the short film about the project.

 

  • Watch a group singing 48 Hour Millionaires

Lowestoft Folk has been made possible by generous funding from The National Lottery awarded by the Heritage Lottery Fund and supported through Lowestoft Rising.
Lowestoft RisingHeritage Fund

A young participant showing a resident a drawing

Lowestoft Folk Photo Gallery

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Lowestoft Folk News

Creative Careers event at Roman Hill

January 31st, 2020 by Candida Wingate (Edit)

Just back from a very full morning at Roman Hill Primary School, Lowestoft, and their Creative Careers event. During the course of the morning, each Year Group visited the event and was challenged to try and guess what sort of job we did. As you can see from these suggestions, the children came up with […]

Behind the Scenes of Lowestoft Folk

October 15th, 2019 by Suffolk Artlink (Edit)

Cabnet of Curiosities with drawers open and contants showing

As our intergenerational project, Lowestoft Folk, comes to an end, we thought you’d enjoy a film sharing a little bit of what went on as we brought young and old together to creatively explore their shared heritage. In the words of resident, Les: “It’s all part of life and the richness of it and that’s […]

Lowestoft Folk – and heritage open days

September 23rd, 2019 by Candida Wingate (Edit)

A silver darling, made out of tissue paper and decorated with coloured pens

What an amazing week of Lowestoft Folk fun. First, story teller Lynn and artist Kate went to Elm Tree Primary School, where they worked in the specialist deaf and speech and language units. The children really enjoyed the story and all joined in with making their very own boats-in-bottles and silver darlings. On Saturday, as […]

Celebrating Lowestoft Folk

September 9th, 2019 by Candida Wingate (Edit)

Last Friday, we held our final celebration event for Lowestoft Folk – and what a celebration it was. We started with a short film of some of the things the participants have done over the last three months, including the songs they’ve written, the work they’ve made and one or two comments about how they […]

Lowestoft Folk at the library

August 28th, 2019 by Candida Wingate (Edit)

An acetate picture of the sea with a big smiling sun, held up to the window with the light flooding in

The sun sizzled, the temperature soared – and Lowestoft Folk sailed into the main library in town, for a story time of Maritime Tales and a creative session, making tiny seascapes in petri dishes. Lynn told the Maritime Tales whilst Sue – a BSL signer – interpreted the story. Everyone said how much they enjoyed […]

Lowestoft Folk summer activities

July 29th, 2019 by Candida Wingate (Edit)

A collection of scallop shells that are decorated with brightly coloured pictures of ships

Our regular sessions may have finished, but we’ve got a really exciting programme of FREE storytelling and creative activity sessions happening in Lowestoft this summer. No booking is required – all the creative activities run on a ‘drop-in’ basis and are limited only by the number of chairs we can get round the table. Stories […]

Lowestoft Folk; the final session

July 17th, 2019 by Candida Wingate (Edit)

A man is photographed through a brightly coloured ring

Friday was the final regular session in our Lowestoft Folk programme – and it was such fun, all the artists cried. First off, Lynn got everyone thinking about what the project meant to them, the things they had done and what were their favourite bits. Then they had to come up with a really short […]

Embroidered boats and singing circles

July 8th, 2019 by Candida Wingate (Edit)

Our penultimate session – and it was all hands on deck to finish off the embroidered boats, securing them in their circular frames and writing messages on the back; one pair went so far as to write a short-long poem, the last verse of which goes: – But I know the ship will Come back […]

Sticky moments and marvellous music

July 1st, 2019 by Candida Wingate (Edit)

A lady holding up a bag with the words Lowestoft Folk printed on them. She is smiling and waving.

The group has been busy stitching textile pictures of seascapes and this week their task was to make a circular frame for their pictures, like the ones the children had seen at the Maritime Museum; this is how they did it. Everyone was given a sheet of grease proof paper plus an assortment of crayons […]

Tote bags and stitched pictures

June 19th, 2019 by Candida Wingate (Edit)

A decorated canvas tote bag, the top half a vivid blue with the words Lowestoft Folk and the bottom half a sunrise of brilliant oranges and yellows

This week, there was great excitement as the residents ripped the masking tape and letters off their bags, to reveal the beautiful patterns underneath; they all declared they were very pleased with the result and the children were well impressed. Whilst at the Maritime Museum the previous week, the children drew some of the folk […]

Pickled Queenies and Molgoggers

June 19th, 2019 by Candida Wingate (Edit)

The image shows a pair of hands, obviously of an elderly person, delicately placing a sticky-backed letter on to a bag as she spells out the word Lowestoft

On 7th June, the children went off for a trip to the Maritime Museum, where Kate and Lynn sent them off to draw items of folk art and collect weird and wonderful sounding words.   Back at Hildesley, Caitlin helped the residents make their very own tote bags – something they had always wanted to […]

Ships – and messages – in a bottle

May 28th, 2019 by Candida Wingate (Edit)

A colourful drawing of a boat, with 2 purple masts and blue sails

Last Friday at Hildesley Court, the Lowestoft Folk worked with artist Kate Munro, to create their very own message – and ship – in a bottle. First, everyone thought about what sort of message they would like to write – messages of hope, encouragement and best wishes for the future. Working in pairs, everyone then […]

Painting to music and playing the sea

May 14th, 2019 by Candida Wingate (Edit)

A painted tote bag with the top half dark blue with the words Lowestoft Folk on it and below lighter shades of blue have been used to create the sky and sea. A boat is riding on a white wave whilst above the sails the stars are twinkling

What a lovely session on Friday. The children from Pakefield Primary School visited residents at Hildesley Court for the first time and within minutes it was like they’d always known each other. There was much excitement as the children ripped off the masking tape to reveal the patterns on their Lowestoft Folk Story Bags and […]

Tote bags and scallop shells

May 7th, 2019 by Candida Wingate (Edit)

A school pupil gives a thumbs up whilst showing the scallop shell he has decorated

Last Friday, the Cabinet of Curiosity was returned to Lowestoft Museum, having spent the last couple of months in the Record Office in Lowestoft Library. Whilst at the Museum, it was lovely to see that they have put up the Suffolk Puff panels in the Domestic Room, alongside the original Suffolk Puff quilt.   Then […]

Lowestoft Folk celebrations and new beginnings

April 30th, 2019 by Candida Wingate (Edit)

On Friday, our Lowestoft Folk pupils performed their shadow puppet show to an audience of family and friends – and over 50 of their classmates, as well as teachers, at Roman Hill. We all gathered in the school’s music room, where the children performed the story of sailors from the Maritime Museum mending their nets, […]

Lowestoft Folk – farewell to Britten Court

April 8th, 2019 by Candida Wingate (Edit)

A shadow puppet display featuring colourful fish, a dog with a black patch on one eye and several characters from the Lowestoft Folk story

It’s not always easy to describe what goes on in a Lowestoft Folk session – there are just so many things happening, from making things and helping one another to learning new skills and hearing about old ones. Take a look for yourself by watching the Lowestoft Folk Sea Shanty film Last Friday was our […]

Mend the nets, we’re going fishing …

March 26th, 2019 by Candida Wingate (Edit)

A young girl intently focused on tying pieces of net together

Over the last few weeks, the Lowestoft Folk group has been mending, singing and making the most beautiful objects, to use in their shadow puppet theatre. Sessions begin with a bit of traditional knot tying – as the children gather round to tie pieces of net together. There’s usually a song going on – often […]

Drawing, singing – and fishing

March 5th, 2019 by Candida Wingate (Edit)

A collection of multicoloured fish, made on clear acetate decorated with strips of coloured acetates, making the fish translucent

Back from the half term break, and the Lowestoft Folk quickly got down to work. First, the children showed residents the drawings they’d made during their visit to the Lowestoft Maritime Museum just before half term. After that, everyone got to draw – this time to music. Artist Kate played a selection of music, all […]

Lowestoft Folk and the Great Trinket Box Stick Up

February 20th, 2019 by Candida Wingate (Edit)

The pictures shows four pairs of hands, as participants select different materials with which to decorate small trinket boxes

This half term, Lowestoft Folk delivered the Cabinet of Curiosity to the Record Office at Lowestoft Library. If you don’t know already, the Cabinet has six small drawers, each lined with gold leaf, and each drawer contains a hint relating to parts of the collections held by Lowestoft Museum. And so, by way of introduction, […]

Lowestoft Folk go in search of treasure at the Maritime Museum

February 20th, 2019 by Candida Wingate (Edit)

A Maritime Museum volunteer showing a group of school children a model tall ship in a huge glass bottle

Just before half term, the children taking part in Lowestoft Folk visited Lowestoft Maritime Museum, in search of folk art and strange words. They were wonderfully assisted by Colin (one of the Museum volunteers) and artists Kate and Lynn, who sent the children off in search of specific treasures. First, they had to make observational […]

Lowestoft Folk celebrates

February 4th, 2019 by Candida Wingate (Edit)

The Suffolk Puff arwork displayed on the wall, along with the Cabinet of Curiosity and a large banner reading Suffolk Artlink

Last week saw the Lowestoft Folk celebration event for residents at Hildesley Court and pupils from Pakefield Primary school  – and what a celebration it was. The afternoon started with residents creating fortune tellers in which they wrote good luck messages for the pupils; by the time the pupils arrived, there was a real buzz […]

Braiding, bags – and bottles full of messages

January 21st, 2019 by Candida Wingate (Edit)

A glass bottle with a cardboard boat inside and a hand holding a postit note on which is written the single word amazing

Last week, we visited Britten Court, to run an introductory session for residents and learn a little about their connections to Lowestoft – and what an amazing session it turned out to be. From stories about working as a braider for the Great Grimsby Coal, Salt and Tanning Company, which was by the Bethel, where […]

A New Year and a new Lowestoft Folk programme

January 14th, 2019 by Candida Wingate (Edit)

A woman wearing a red apron with the word Suffolkartlink printed in white on the front

It was lovely to meet some of the children at Roman Hill Primary School last Friday, where we started a brand new programme of Lowestoft Folk. The school was so welcoming and Ms Whiting really made us feel at home – we can’t wait to go back this week. We also welcomed artist Kate Munro, who […]

Lowestoft Folk tell it like it is

December 19th, 2018 by Candida Wingate (Edit)

Four of the students hold up squares of paper Suffolk Puffs that will now be glued together to make a large paper patchwork quilt

“It was brilliant – just brilliant!!” The final Lowestoft Folk session at Hildesley Court was a delight; finishing off the work, enjoying the Christmas decorations, the room buzzed with excitement and activity. It was also an opportunity to find out what the participants felt about taking part in the project – and what they’d learnt […]

Lowestoft Folk – bringing people together

November 22nd, 2018 by Candida Wingate (Edit)

A school pupil and resident working in pairs to create artwork

Lowestoft Folk really went for it yesterday – with a session at Broadlands in the morning, to introduce everyone to the Cabinet of Curiosity, and then a creative session at Hildesley Court in the afternoon, with much folding and decorating of our ‘Suffolk Puffs’. It was lovely to be back at Broadlands and see so […]

Coloured pigments, wax resist – and candles

November 15th, 2018 by Candida Wingate (Edit)

A pair of hand-drawn shoes, with the name Harry Peck on the soles

It was lovely seeing everyone at Hildesley Court yesterday where, with a just a few weeks of Lowestoft Folk remaining, we were soon hard at work, creating images of Lowestoft Folk art – and each other. Using wax crayons, pastels and indelible ink, everyone set to, drawing the person opposite them, their names, and then […]

Lowestoft Museum trip – and mark-making to music

November 1st, 2018 by Candida Wingate (Edit)

Participant mark making in time to music.

Just before half term, the pupils taking part in Lowestoft Folk visited Lowestoft Museum, to look at examples of folk art. Museum volunteers were on hand to take part in the activities, as artists Caitlin and Vicki set the children off to look at patterns and materials and find their favourite pieces – which they […]

The Ballad of Nan’s Quilt – and a new coat of arms for Lowestoft Folk

October 11th, 2018 by Candida Wingate (Edit)

Two adult residents admiring a child's drawing

Last week, the group selected scraps of fabric and made up some fabulous stories about where they might have come from and who wore them, including one about a nightdress mislaid during the War, a veil that was too long, a black dress worn by a sailor’s widow, and a cushion, chewed up by the […]

Patchwork stories

October 4th, 2018 by Candida Wingate (Edit)

A group of residents and students discussing a brightly coloured felt quilt

Lowestoft Folk stories come from all sorts of places; yesterday, they came from small squares of fabric. Inspired by the Suffolk Puff quilt on display in Lowestoft Museum, the group set about making their own patchwork of stories, both real and imagined. Lynn Whitehead led the group, as we explored a variety of different types […]

Lowestoft Folk – singing up a storm

October 1st, 2018 by Candida Wingate (Edit)

As well as the story bags and fortune tellers, we also got to sing a lot in the Lowestoft Folk session. First of all, Lynn taught the group a traditional folk song, all about going out fishing on a stormy night; you can listen to it here: – Lynn also made up a special Museum […]

Lowestoft Folk story bags and fortune tellers

October 1st, 2018 by Candida Wingate (Edit)

The group of children with their story bags

Last week, the students from Pakefield Primary school came along to Hildesley Court Sheltered Housing Unit, to meet the residents taking part in Lowestoft Folk. The session started with a story, created and told by Lynn Whitehead, that involved lots of singing and working out of clues, as the principle characters explored Lowestoft Museum, in […]

Lowestoft Folk story bags and fortune tellers – plus the joys of writing in ink

September 20th, 2018 by Candida Wingate (Edit)

A row of four young boys in blue aprons, applying paint to canvas bags

This week we held our second preparatory session at Pakefield Primary School, getting the group of nine pupils ready to meet residents at Hildesley Court. Their first job was to paint their Lowestoft Folk Story Bags – using rollers, dabbers and copious amounts of brightly coloured acrylic paint – and they managed to do it […]

Lowestoft Folk lifts off at Pakefield Primary School

September 13th, 2018 by Candida Wingate (Edit)

A plain cotton tote bag has been decorated with taped letters and a figure, ready to be painted

We’re off. Yesterday, we started the second iteration of the Lowestoft Folk project, this time at Pakefield Primary School. Thank you to everyone there who made us feel so welcome, particularly Mrs Starling, who will be working with us on the sessions, and to all the children, who were fabulous; Caitlin and I can’t wait to […]

Lowestoft Folk at the Ageing Well Fair, Pakefield Lowestoft

September 12th, 2018 by Candida Wingate (Edit)

A lady peers into a small, gold-leaf lined drawer, whilst another woman, dressed in a pink Victorian frock, looks on

Our thanks to Katy McNamara and Lowestoft Rising for inviting us to take along a little bit of Lowestoft Folk and be part of the Ageing Well Fair, held at the Community Church in Pakefield on 11th September. Inspired by the beautiful porcelain china on display at Lowestoft Museum, our regular artist Caitlin Howells invited […]

Lowestoft Folk taps its way into the Heritage Open Day

September 10th, 2018 by Candida Wingate (Edit)

A young girl is weaving coloured threads through a pattern of small nails pushed into a cork mat

As part of the national Heritage Open Day programme, Lowestoft Folk teamed up with Lowestoft Museum, and ran a creative workshop and story telling event – in which the Cabinet of Curiosity took centre stage. Inspired by the beautiful tap work created by shoemaker, Harry Peck, artist Caitlin Howells invited visitors to make their own […]

Lowestoft Folk at Lowestoft Museum

August 21st, 2018 by Candida Wingate (Edit)

A woman, dressed in a Victorian outfit of long, gathered skirt and long sleeved jacket with tiny pink buttons, standing outside Lowestoft Museum with a museum exhibit

The Cabinet of Curiosity is really sparking the interest of visitors to Lowestoft Museum – not least because of the beautiful Victorian outfits worn by Patricia and Phoebe, both from the Making Waves Together project. Patricia and Phoebe have taken the Cabinet out into the Nicholas Everitt Park and used it to introduce visitors to […]

Our new museum exhibit tells Lowestoft’s folk tales

July 31st, 2018 by Suffolk Artlink (Edit)

An old fashioned chemist's bottle, with a label reading Crushed Mouse, inside a box lined with gold leaf

Lowestoft Museum has just received a brand new exhibit – the Cabinet of Curiosity – thanks to our Lowestoft Folk project, and the creativity and stories contributed by children from Oulton Broad Primary School and residents at Broadlands Residential Care Home. Lowestoft Folk, brings together different generations to explore the folk art heritage and associated […]

Lowestoft Folk at Lowestoft Festival

July 23rd, 2018 by Candida Wingate (Edit)

A beautiful peg doll, complete with red spotty hat, shiny bead buttons and a belt of dark red sequins, setting off the long gold tassels of her hair.

What a great day it was on Saturday, when Lowestoft Folk took part in the annual Lowestoft Festival. Lowestoft Museum brought banners and displays, whilst Lowestoft Folk ran craft activities and story telling sessions – and unveiled the Cabinet of Surprises (a working title) to the public for the first time. The Cabinet was introduced […]

Lowestoft Folk celebration

May 21st, 2018 by Candida Wingate (Edit)

It was wonderful to see so many families and friends gathered at Broadlands Residential Care Home last week, when we celebrated all the beautiful work created by residents and pupils from Oulton Broad Primary School during the course of Lowestoft Folk. There was a special Lowestoft Folk Tale, much singing – and a great many […]

Cyanotype magic

March 23rd, 2018 by Candida Wingate (Edit)

With just one week left to go, everyone is very busy making images of some of their favourite things from Lowestoft Museum – and this week it was particularly magical, as artist Vicki Johnson introduced the group to the mysteries of cyanotype printing.

Fishermen and porcelain dogs

March 14th, 2018 by Candida Wingate (Edit)

Back in February, the children visited Lowestoft Museum, where they drew images of their favourite characters and took photographs of items in the collections. They shared these images with residents at Broadlands and, with the help of artists Caitlin Howells and Vicki Johnson, the group has now made a series of modern-day puppets, including fishermen, […]

Lowestoft Folk gets off to a great start

February 26th, 2018 by Suffolk Artlink (Edit)

Care home resident talks to school pupil as she holds her peg doll gift

  It’s been great fun bringing children and care home residents together for the first time this month to explore Lowestoft’s folk heritage. The children have already found out so much from the adults, and so many snippets of family customs and traditions have been shared. This month, the first pairing of the project saw […]

It may be snowing outside

February 7th, 2018 by Candida Wingate (Edit)

But inside the Lowestoft Folk group is singing sunshine. We had a lovely session at Broadlands Care Home yesterday, during which the children quizzed the residents about old phrases and sayings, including why a stitch in time might save nine, and why gift horses should never have their mouths inspected. We’ll be taking a break […]

Lowestoft Folk – Off to the Museum

January 31st, 2018 by Candida Wingate (Edit)

The picture shows a primary school Year 3 pupil together with a resident from Broadlands Care Home

For this Lowestoft Folk session, our creative writer Lynn Whitehead got the children interviewing the adults about childhood traditions, memories – and the sorts of things they collected when they were young. Lynn also composed a song, all about the sorts of things they would like to find at the local museum – which everyone […]

Lowestoft Folk Story bags, revealed and ready to go

January 24th, 2018 by Candida Wingate (Edit)

Eight school children holding up canvas tote bags that they have decorated as part of their involvement in the Lowestoft Folk project

Oulton Broad Primary School children taking part in the Lowestoft Folk project visited residents at Broadlands Care Home on Tuesday afternoon where, as well as enjoying a gripping story all about Lowestoft Museum from professional story teller Liam Carroll, the children showed off their own, personalised story bags. The bags were created with artist Caitlin […]

Photos of old Lowestoft

January 22nd, 2018 by Candida Wingate (Edit)

Group of figures made from pegs and cloth

In looking for images of old Lowestoft, I came across the Francis Frith website, full of fabulous photographs of places and people in Lowestoft. Here’s one of my favourites, a beautifully crafted mini-lifeboat, for giving children pony rides around the town.

Everything starts with tea

January 19th, 2018 by Candida Wingate (Edit)

Group of figures made from pegs and cloth

On Wednesday we visited Broadlands Care Home, to introduce ourselves to the residents and tell them a little bit about Lowestoft Folk. We reckoned the ideal way to introduce ourselves would be over a nice cup of tea, and so we went armed with teapots and cosies, caddies and bags of leaf tea, teaspoons and […]

Peg Doll Lowestoft Folk

January 17th, 2018 by Candida Wingate (Edit)

Group of figures made from pegs and cloth

What a lovely session yesterday at Oulton Broad Primary School – and how hard the children worked, creating their story bags and these lovely little Lowestoft Folk, which they will be giving to residents at Broadlands Care Home when we all meet up next week.

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