Intertidal: Exploring the tides through STEAM

'Intertidal' is an exciting project, which invites you to look at the relationship between our city and the sea. Explore science, technology, engineering, art and maths with bespoke activities linking to our tidal world. Look out for something unexpected appearing near you, as artist, David Cotterell, brings the tide to life, in an artwork that promotes discussion around how water rises and falls in response to the changing tide. These sessions are designed to be playful and responsive, allowing families to move between activities and build on whatever captures their interest on the day. The bespoke Intertidal STEAM Stay and Play sessions take place on Saturday 19 September, Saturday 26 September and Saturday 10 October, from 10.30am–12pm. As part of Tide Together and Sea for Yourself, it's an invitation to look again at the relationship between our city and the sea. The four Ford Fiestas are bringing Plymouth's tide into unexpected places. Intertidal, a new artwork by David Cotterrell commissioned through Sea for Yourself, uses tidal data, engineering and digital technology to make the changing rhythm of Plymouth Sound visible. Discover the cars and explore Tide Together at https://plymouthsoundnationalmarinepark.com/sea-for-yourself-tide-together/ Intertidal, created by @davidcotterrell is part of Sea for Yourself, a programme led by Plymouth Culture in partnership with @plymsoundnmp and @plymouthcitycouncil. The programme development and delivery is supported by @theboxplymouth , Real @realideasorganisation @plymuni and @theatreroyalplymouth @artsuniplym. Sea for Yourself is funded by @heritagefunduk @aceagrams Place Partnership Fund. Plymouth Culture: @plymcultureuk / @whatson_plymculture Plymouth Sound National Marine Park: @plymsoundnmp David Cotterrell: @davidcotterrell Plymouth City Council: @plymouthcitycouncil #IntertidalPlymouth #TideTogether #SeaForYourself #PlymouthSoundNationalMarinePark Quick FAQ What is Intertidal? David Cotterrell's artwork transforming four Ford Fiestas into tidal instruments whose water levels respond to tidal information. What is Tide Together? The engagement programme around Intertidal, including learning, Tide Cafés, creative activity and community participation. What is Sea for Yourself? The cultural programme connecting people with Plymouth Sound National Marine Park through creativity, participation and digital innovation. Where does the National Marine Park fit? It is at the heart of the wider story. Intertidal and Tide Together encourage people to discover and become more involved with Plymouth Sound National Marine Park. Where can I find out more? Visit Tide Together for locations, activities, learning resources and ways to get involved. https://plymouthsoundnationalmarinepark.com/sea-for-yourself-tide-together/