Wolverhampton Art Gallery and the Natural History Museum are offering six young people a free programme to develop fashion design, making and upcycling skills. Road2Runway runs from January to March 2027, ending with a public celebration.
Who it is for
Young people aged 13–17 with an existing interest in fashion, design, making, customising clothes or sustainability. No formal qualifications are needed, but applicants should demonstrate interest and commitment. Only six places are available, selected following application review.
What you will learn
Work with fashion designer Nathan White and sustainability practitioner Maya Patel to explore garment making and sustainable design using reclaimed materials, and contribute to a collaborative fashion project inspired by the Gallery’s collection.
Date and time
Six workshops, followed by a celebration event. Applicants must be available for all programme dates.
- 13 and 27 January; 3 and 24 February; 3 March 2027: 5–7pm.
- Saturday 13 February 2027: either 11am–1pm or 1–3pm; time to be confirmed.
- Wednesday 17 March 2027: celebration event, 5–7pm.
Venue
Wolverhampton Art Gallery.
Cost and applications
Free, with sewing machines, tools, materials and refreshments provided, plus a £50 participation voucher.
Apply through the official online form, explaining your interest and any creative work. Questions can be sent to ArtsHeritageLearning@wolverhampton.gov.uk, with Road2Runway in the subject line.
Application deadline: Friday 27 November 2026, stated as midnight on the form.