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During lockdown students and staff at the University of Cumbria were invited to get in touch with their creative sides in a virtual arts and craft fair to boost mental health and wellbeing. The creative challenge was organised by final year BSc (Hons) Sport Rehabilitation student Sara Shaikh, and comprised six categories including photography; pens, crayons and pencil art; sculptures; embroidery; paintings; and miscellaneous. In total, 27 entries were received and were judged by vice chancellor Professor Julie Mennell, along with principal photography lecturer Sarah Bonner, and student union representative Amber McGhee. The winners in each category were: photography - Mel McCall; pens and pencils - Shirley Johnson; paintings - Rhiannon Fisher; miscellaneous - Sian Peters; embroidery - Bridget Cook; and sculpture - Katie Walker-Small. ....