Sizewell Creative is a new initiative from the Sizewell C project that supports local communities and our workforce through the creative arts. We’re built on collaboration, partnership, and celebration.
We work with schools, artists, arts organisations, the Sizewell C workforce, businesses, and professionals to make the arts more accessible. Our goal is to bring people together and celebrate community through creativity – raising aspirations, building community, and investing in our workforce.
Suffolk has a rich cultural history, and Sizewell Creative offers new opportunities for people to take part in the arts. We’re partnering with fantastic organisations across the region and beyond to support a lasting artistic legacy.
Our projects focus on place and belonging, with a strong presence in Leiston, Lowestoft, Ipswich, and East London.
If you have any questions, or ideas for future Sizewell Creative collaborations, get in touch!
Sizewell Creative is all about connection, creativity, and community. We partner with local artists and organisations to bring inspiring projects to life, celebrating Suffolk’s vibrant cultural heritage and engaging people of all ages.
In July 2026, in partnership with many local organisations including Britten Pears Arts and First Light Festival, we performed King Arthur Reimagined, our second community opera at Snape Maltings concert hall! We’ve also collaborated on film festivals, community choirs and arts and crafts workshops.
You can stay updated on upcoming events by visiting this page and following our social media channels.
Sizewell Creative partners with schools, colleges, and universities to raise creative aspirations and to expand access to the arts in education.
Our long-term practitioner investment programme ensures lasting impact. This work begins in primary and engages through to apprenticeships with local and regional arts partners.
We’ve already worked with over 30 schools, both directly and indirectly via our partnerships, across primary, secondary, college and university age groups.
In March 2024, we supported the launch of a Creative Careers Day in Ipswich and collaborated on a cross-practitioner curriculum review for Suffolk New College.
Looking ahead, we’re working with partners to raise awareness and provide guidance to help launch creative apprenticeship programmes.
As well as our choir and Come & Sing sessions, we offer a wide range of creative activities for our workforce in Suffolk, London and nationwide.
These range from creative maze workshops on site using recycled safety barriers, to art painting classes run by a Suffolk-based artist for our office staff.
We recently put the call out across our workforce for hidden artistic talents and held the opening of the Sizewell Creative Art Exhibition featuring artwork created by our talented team. We plan to tour the exhibition across the county, gathering more contributions as we go from both workforce and the local community.
