About The Curious Project

Whether it is to help with understanding of the world around us, enrich the lives of the under-privileged, or to help with participants' mental health and well-being in a social prescribing capacity, we strive to give people of all ages, backgrounds and abilities the opportunity to get in touch with their inner creative.

The Curious Project is a social enterprise operating in Birmingham, UK and the surrounding areas. We offer workshops based around music, song-writing and the wider creative arts to help promote social well-being across different groups in the community. So far we have helped people in Birmingham, Walsall, Coventry, Halesowen and Worcester do just that.

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Our programmes use music and the arts as a starting point for improving mental health and well-being. We have a range of programmes, including 'Singing Theory', which teaches music theory in a fun and practical way through singing; and 'Creative Minds', where we explore multiple art forms such as painting, poetry and creative writing as forms of self-expression. For the full list of our programmes, please click here.

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We are incredibly proud to have done extensive work with Midland Mencap over the last couple of years. Through this connection, we have been lucky enough to work on a project commissioned by the Arts Council England alongside Heart of England Community Foundation.

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Please note: we are currently operating without our own premises and aiming our services at organisations and community groups, rather than individuals. If you are not part of a group and would like to take part in one of our sessions, then please get in touch and we can try and find a group that you can join.