Established in 1994, Heritage Open Days (HOD) is England's contribution to the European Heritage Days and has since grown into the country's largest community heritage festival. The festival commences every September, originally launching with 701 events, now hosting three million visitors each year. In 2025 it plans to host 6000+ free events, supported through organisations and local volunteers.

The GOD’S COUNTRY series explores the current political climate of Britain. The term God’s Country is defined as an area that is favoured by God. To Nabighah, God’s Country has a different meaning “I envision a new Britain that is built on the qualities that God has; all loving, all forgiving, all powerful. These characteristics - in my opinion - can create a utopia, a place that can really feel like God’s Country.”