Cambridge Street Collective announces 2026 collaboration with ArtWorks for free family art workshops

A previous peice of art mastered by Rayaka Agashtya Wibowo, an artist at ArtWorks.

placeholder image — A previous peice of art mastered by Rayaka Agashtya Wibowo, an artist at ArtWorks.

Cambridge Street Collective (CSC) is set to collaborate once again with Sheffield-based creative arts organisation ArtWorks as part of the 2026 ArtWorks Together international festival.

The partnership will bring a series of free, family-friendly art workshops to CSC during the school holidays, celebrating creativity, community, and global perspectives.

This marks another chapter in the ongoing relationship between Blend Family and ArtWorks, two organisations united by a shared ethos: championing diverse communities and making culture accessible to all.

Designed for families of all ages, the workshops will introduce children to original artwork from around the world. Each session will be led by ArtWork’s practicing artists, guiding children from the first spark of curiosity to the joy of expression.

A previous peice of art mastered by Kayla Snover, an artist at ArtWorks.

Each day will spotlight a different piece from the ArtWorks Together exhibition at Sheffield Millenium Gallery, brought directly to the heart of Cambridge Street Collective. Children will explore how to look at art, how to respond to it, and create their own piece to take home. Children are able to stretch their imaginations in a relaxed, welcoming environment.

“Working with ArtWorks again is something we’re so thrilled about.” Says Kenzie, Head of Events at Blend Family. “Their team brings such heart, talent, and imagination to everything they do, and we feel so lucky to have them join us at Cambridge Street Collective.”

Families are encouraged to stay for lunch, and during half-term breaks, Blend Family will launch their Kids Eat Free initiative. For every adult meal purchased from a Food Partner, a child’s meal from the same kitchen will be free, making the workshops a full day out that is creative, delicious, and accessible.

Workshop dates will start from Tuesday February 17, Wednesday February 18, Thursday February 19, and Friday February 20. Families are encouraged to keep an eye on Cambridge Street Collective’s website and Instagram for further information.