Our field trips focus on events and spaces that centre Diversity within British art and culture. Highlights include:
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‍Kehinde Wiley at the National Gallery, February 2022
‍Red Pitch at the Bush Theatre, where we also hosted an exclusive Q&A with the cast and audience, September 2023,
In The Black Fantastic, Southbank Centre, August 2022
‍Beyond The Streets, Saatchi Gallery, March 2023
‍For Black Boys Who Have Considered Suicide When the Hue Gets Too Heavy, attended by Nourishment groups three years running (2022, 2023, 2024)
‍Shifters, Bush Theatre, March 2024
Wolves on Road, Bush Theatre, November 2024
The Secret Lives Of Baba Segi's Wives, Arcola Theatre, April 2025
Dennis Morris: Music + Life, The Photographers' Gallery, September 2025

Exclusive Perks
Our partnerships often allow us to provide special access for our community, including:
Free and discounted tickets.
Cast conversations and Q&As.
Preview nights and early access.
Exclusive food and social experiences.
Curated nights designed to make cultural spaces feel welcoming and accessible.

‍Bring Your Boys Initiative
Alongside our regular trips, we run Bring Your Boys, a strand dedicated to creating space for Black men within arts and culture. We specifically invite them to plays that centre their stories, such as For Black Boys Who Have Considered Suicide When the Hue Gets Too Heavy by Ryan Calais Cameron and One Way Out by Montel Douglas.

We found that men - particularly Black men - respond powerfully to personal invitations, and the initiative has become a vital way to increase representation and engagement with a non-traditional arts audience.
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Our Field Trips have always been so much more than popping down to a new establishment. It was about restoring the faith of young people in their own latent creative potential, and opening a new reality for us to explore.