Power Up by Platfform: Get Creative with Nature & Sound Summer Programme
Power Up by Platfform
Applications for this cycle have closed
This programme usually runs again each year — keep an eye out for the next round, or explore what's live now.
Fancy turning nature into sound and something you made? Join Power Up's summer workshop to explore music, rhythm and garden-inspired crafts, build new creative skills, boost wellbeing and meet other young people in a hands-on, supportive space.
Power Up is hosting a summer programme of creative workshops for young people aged 10-25 from Cardiff and the Vale of Glamorgan. This session brings together music, rhythm and nature-inspired making in a friendly, hands-on environment designed to help participants feel well, try something new and enjoy time with other young people.
The workshop includes nature-inspired arts and crafts, interactive rhythm activities using percussion, and immersive sound experiences connected to the gardens and surrounding natural environment. Participants can make take-home items such as a handmade instrument, join a community rhythm circle, or simply explore unique soundscapes using specialist equipment.
No musical experience is needed, and the event is in-person at Railway Gardens in Splott, Cardiff. It is one event in a five-week series, so anyone who wants to attend weekly will need to book each session separately.
Support with finance and arranging transport can be discussed.
Dates from the previous cycle — new dates are announced when applications reopen.
22 Jul 2026 – 26 Aug 2026
Summer Programme 2026
Location
- Young people aged 10-25
- Participants must be from Cardiff or the Vale of Glamorgan
- This booking confirms attendance for one date only; separate sign-ups are needed for other sessions in the 5-week series
- Parent/guardian contact details should be provided if needed for consent or disclaimers
- Participants should wear suitable clothing and trainers for exercise and crafting
Free to attend.
Free summer programme/workshop for young people and young adults.
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