Since Fabrica's beginning volunteers have been integral to the organisation: bringing skills, experience, special interests, connections and different personalities and moulded Fabrica into what it is today.

Going to See Culture Together is a monthly event that brings older people together to discover new places, people and explore art in the city, led by arts facilitator Jonathan Quarterman.

A project that was undertaken by Fabrica and some of its volunteers. This project brought to light previously unexplored history about the space, a restoration of some of the churches key original features and a book detailing the story of the Holy Trinity Church.

A programme of exhibition commissions, artist's events and discussions that explored aspects of mortality, morbidity and ageing.

A project that provided textile workshops for adults to make social connections, learn new textile skills and share their knowledge, reduce isolation and improve wellbeing.

Dementia-friendly drawing sessions at Brooke Mead, a Brighton & Hove Seniors Housing Scheme.

The project highlighted a recently uncovered First World War memorial plaque situated in the former Holy Trinity Church which houses Fabrica.

A two year partnership project co-founded by the Creative Europe programme of the European Union. It brought together four organisations working in the fields of visual arts and contemporary design.

An arts engagement programme commissioned by the Arts Council South East. Through a complex and diverse programme of exhibitions and events, it engaged a 70+ audience with cutting-edge contemporary visual art.

A three-year, European-funded cross-border collaborative project of exhibitions, conferences, audience and professional development and education activities.