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Events

Two Quarts Arts delivers events that bring people together through art, craft, music, and culture, creating opportunities for connection, creativity, and shared experience. Our events are offered on a ticketed or donation basis to ensure they remain as accessible and inclusive as possible. As a Community Interest Company, any surplus generated is reinvested directly into the organisation, enabling us to develop further programmes and workshops that continue to benefit and enrich the local community.

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Art in The Park

Held once a month and hosted by The Cafe Welland Park - right in the middle of town and accessible to all. These participatory art sessions run by Two Quarts Arts take advantage of the beautiful nature setting and are aimed at all generations; kids, adults, families, people looking to make friends and connect with their community. No skills are needed, just enthusiasm and the will to try something new and fun. Come and join in the fun! Follow us on Instagram for the next event.

Walks of Art

The Market Harborough Public Art Trail is a free, family-friendly walking route that celebrates our town’s art, heritage and outdoor spaces. Whether you’re local to Harborough, visiting with children, or simply love walking and exploring, the trail offers a wonderful way to experience murals, sculptures and installations that tell the stories of our community. Each stop reveals something new about Market Harborough’s creativity.

 

We’re proud to launch this growing project with the support of Harborough District Council, the Clean Up, Colour Up team, and many local community groups and funders.

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Big Draw Festival event info

Big Draw Festival
Make a Mark event

The Big Draw Festival is a worldwide celebration of drawing, with events run by organisations big and small across all different sectors that bring people together through the power of creativity. 

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We are celebrating over three days - 20th to 23rd Oct 2026 at Welland Park - come along, explore mark making with different materials and contribute to our collaborative community artwork.

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