Berwick-upon-Tweed, a historically contested garrison town, showcases its modern community through the film Parade (2025), created by artist Matthew Rosier. Projected on the historic barracks, the film highlights various community groups, including youth theatre and veterans, demonstrating the town's rich heritage and diverse contemporary life. Commissioned by Berwick Shines, this initiative aligns with future developments aimed at transforming the barracks into an engaging cultural hub, fostering deeper community connections while respecting its historical significance as a site of military fortitude and cultural exchange.
Berwick-upon-Tweed's rich history as a contested border town informs Parade (2025), a film shedding light on its vibrant 21st-century community and heritage.
The Parade project celebrates diverse community groups through a film showcased on the historic barracks, highlighting both modern and historical elements of Berwick's identity.
Commissioned by Berwick Shines, the film forms part of a wider initiative to transform the decommissioned barracks into a cultural hub, enhancing community engagement.
Matthew Rosier's film captures dynamic performances amid challenging North Sea conditions, showcasing Berwick's sense of community and resilience, while honoring its historic legacy.
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