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Mental Health Awareness Week

Mental Health Awareness Week is 13th-19th May. This year’s theme is Movement: Moving more for our mental health. Centrepieces will be exhibiting artwork with this theme at the Drill Hall in Sandwich from 30th April...

January 2, 2024

New exhibition at Hall Place

Our latest exhibition in The Stables Gallery at Hall Place is now open until 23rd April. See here for more details

November 21, 2023

King’s Award For Voluntary Service

We are delighted that Centrepieces has been awarded the prestigious King’s Award for Voluntary Service. The award is the highest given to volunteer groups across the UK. In recognition of the award, Centrepieces will receive...

October 31, 2023

Centrepieces@The Pop Up ~ Open Day Saturday 21st October 2023

On Saturday 21 October, Centrepieces held an open day at their pop-up premises at Sidcup Manor House. Read more on our blog.

The Mayor of Bexley chooses Centrepieces as one of his charities

We are very excited and proud to announce that Centrepieces has been selected as one of the Mayor of Bexley’s charities of the year. The new Mayor for 2023/24 is Councillor Ahmet Dourmoush. We were...

We are delighted to have a new Pop Up venue in Sidcup Manor House, The Green, Sidcup DA15 6BS. We’ll be holding some of our workshops there and there is space for artists to work

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