Festival of Everyday Creativity: Everyday Moments

Scattered in local libraries, town halls, community and cultural hubs, and all over our social media, take part in the festival even if you can't make it on the day!

We're sharing creative prompts, written by artist Craig Atherton and inspired by everyday moments, inviting everyone to take part in the festival and embrace their Everyday Creativity. Find a prompt postcard and submit your creation via email (hello@everydaywigan.org.uk) or mention us (#EverydayFest @EverydayWigan) to be featured on our social media over the next few weeks!

About Craig Atherton

Craig is a freelance artist and designer from the North West with a background in screenprinting and a sharp eye for bold, energetic visuals. He started out designing album covers and gig posters in London’s music scene, and now works across public art, gallery shows, and private commissions. Craig’s clients include interior designers, developers, and collectors, but he’s just as passionate about his community projects — using art to connect with real people and make a lasting difference. His work is all about energy, connection, and bringing creativity into everyday spaces.

About the Festival of Everyday Creativity

Everyday presents an arts festival for the people of Wigan and Leigh! Whether you’re into music, arts and crafts, storytelling, or just love trying something new, you're invited to join in. From hands-on workshops to live performances and community celebrations, the Festival of Everyday Creativity is all about showcasing local talent and bringing people together through fun, creative experiences.

Get ready to be inspired! Come along and celebrate the amazing creativity that’s part of everyday life in our community.

Visit our website to find outwhat else is happening during the festival! You can also keep up to date by following us on Instagram or Facebook.

Funders & Partners

“Festival of Everyday Creativity 2025” is produced by Everyday & Nuria López de la Oliva and commissioned by Down to Earth, with support from Arts Council England using National Lottery funding. Additional funding provided by GMCA and Wigan Council