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A sad farewell to Annie Gotts

A sad farewell to Annie Gotts

It is with great sadness that we say goodbye to Flourish Magazine Steering Group member Annie Gotts. The world is a less bright place now that she is no longer with us. We first had the privilege of meeting Annie when she joined one of Artlift’s Flourish Arts on...

Flourish Magazine Issue 5: The Body Issue is out now!

Flourish Magazine Issue 5: The Body Issue is out now!

Issue 5 of Flourish Magazine, The Body Issue, is out now! Available to read for free online and in print in health care centres, charities, hospitals, hospices and more across Gloucestershire. A joint venture between Artlift and Yes to Life, Flourish Magazine aims to...

Flourish Magazine: Spring Calls by Beth Kellie

Flourish Magazine: Spring Calls by Beth Kellie

As part of each issue of Flourish Magazine, we release digital content alongside our free print magazine, on the Artlift and Yes to Life blogs. This is often content we couldn’t fit into the magazine’s limited pages, or film and music, but that we loved and wanted to...

Dancing Through Pain

Dancing Through Pain

It’s not much fun living with chronic pain: never knowing whether you’re waking up to a ‘good day’ or a ‘bad day’, managing the persistent fatigue, feeling guilty that you can’t be the mum, dad, friend or employee you’d like to be….the list goes on. Isolation and...

Flourish Issue 4: The ‘Balance’ Issue is out now!

Flourish Issue 4: The ‘Balance’ Issue is out now!

Issue 4 of Flourish Magazine on the theme of ‘Balance’ is out now! We’re delighted that in this issue we have expanded our print run, from 150 print copies to 2000 distributed across the South West, thanks to the support of Macmillan and Arts Council England. We also...

Flourish Magazine: Movement by Kathryn Hulland

Flourish Magazine: Movement by Kathryn Hulland

As part of each issue of Flourish Magazine, we release weekly digital content alongside our free print magazine, on the Artlift and Yes to Life blogs. This is often content we couldn’t fit into the magazine’s limited pages, or film and music, but loved and wanted to...