Magic Me...

The UK's leading provider of intergenerational arts activities

Based in Tower Hamlets, east London since 1989, Magic Me's programme annually serves around 450 local people from diverse generations, cultures and ethnicities.

We specialise in running creative projects which bring together young people (aged 9+) and older people (55+) for mutual benefit, learning and enjoyment.

"...a powerful model that is breaking down prejudice, building connections and touching lives" Gordon Brown

Our Generations Current Exhibitions

Throughout the three years of the Our Generations Programme The Media Group and the Pen Friends Group have been busy putting together exhibitions, readings and publications. It is now your chance to see their work as we showcase it across East London.
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Our Generations Report Launch

On May 19th Magic Me publishesOur Generations: A report on a three year intergenerational arts programme in Tower Hamlets, East london
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Make Our Day

It really makes our day when we get a donation! If you want to support Magic Me please make a contribution now.
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Sharing the Experience

'...an essential guide for anyone interested in animating effective intergenerational programmes.'
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Quality and Standards

The personal satisfaction of those we work with and the high quality of what we do are always our top priority
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CPD Report Launched

Report on a Programme of CPD and Good Practice For Artists and others running Intergenerational Arts Activities
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Download your copy of the Our Generations Report now!

Download a full report with images or a smaller copy without the photos from the Magic Me website now! Visit the Our Generations project pages to view galleries and project reports, or visit our Bookshop to download your copy.

Featured Project

Utopia, according to me postcards for sale!

As part of this years Women's Library Project, the group designed 5 thought provoking postcards on the theme of Utopia.

Rather than coming up with a recipe for Utopia, they decided to create images and words that would inspire others to work towards a better world.

To help, the group sent out postcards to a variety of different people, asking for views of Utopia. After reading some inspirational replies, they created their own postcards to send out, and inspire others. Get your set now!

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