'Crossing' was a two-day live art and ecology festival held at Samphire Hoe, Dover, Kent, on 21–22 June 2025. This event was part of the Royal College of Art's Arts & Humanities LIVE project and The Bee Friendly Trust's Summer Solstice Celebrations. Crossing was curated by Dr Luke Dixon in partnership with White Cliffs Countryside Partnership, and the Royal College of Art.[1][2][3][4] The event featured site-specific installations, interactive devices, and natural-material artworks by six MFA students[5]—Emma Witter, Eviana Gerousi, Louise Higgs, Izabela Beata Kuchta, Kate Youme, and Pin-Yu Wu—alongside a pre-event workshop on 11 June and a "Pollinating Pilgrimage" performance procession on 22 June.[6][7][8][9][10] Through workshops, performances, film screenings, and community-driven activities, Crossing celebrated local pollinators and Samphire Hoe’s unique geological and ecological heritage.