Staffs Fringe 2015 programme featured 30 different events,
workshops or exhibitions over 3 weeks.
More than 600 people of all ages took part in Staffs Fringe events: the Big Lunch, carnival costume making, Art City Night Walk, Raspberry Pi workshop, Psychogeography walk, Appetite for Creativity and Fringe Finale community day.
Staffs Fringe team included 15 Staffordshire University student volunteers who planned, led, publicised, hosted, recorded and reported activities, with time commitments ranging from 4 hours to more than 30.
Colleagues from our key partners B Arts, YMCA North Staffs and Cultural Sisters and our University Quarter partners: Stoke on Trent Sixth Form College, Staffs Police and Stoke on Trent City Council, were heavily involved in planning and delivery of activities.
The Fringe team supported 16 community partners, with activities, publicity and involving them in Fringe events, showcasing the best of community projects and arts in Stoke-on-Trent.
Thanks to everyone who took part in Fringe 2015.
If you have ideas and want to get involved in Fringe 2016 we would love to hear from you.
See you next year!
Read the Fringe Festival 2015 report
Video features by Chantal Feliu