Folded Match Books


Workshop with artist Nina Gronw-Lewis


These colourful pocket sized books are ideal for drawing or writing poetry & stories, keep one in your pocket for when creativity strikes! Visit the gallery and see what inspiration you can find to add to your book.


Free, drop in workshop, no booking required.


Saturday 23 September 2 - 4pm Taunton Brewhouse, TA1 1JL


Looking at Artists Looking at Themselves


Workshop with artist


Megan Players


In response to the current exhibition of artists in their studios, enjoy a fun, colourful, family friendly and accessible painting workshop, inspired by self portraits of artists.


Somerset Open Studios - Education Resources 2023


Our Education Resources are designed to help schools and educators obtain maximum benefit from the event, offering opportunities for inspiring creativity and learning outside the classroom, engaging with art and artists in the local community and throughout the county.


Download your free pack: somersetartworks.org.uk/what-we-do/learning


Workshop with artist Liz Gregory Working with Communities


Free but booking required: westlandsyeovil.co.uk 01935 422884


Saturday 30 September 10:15 - 11.15am and


11:45am - 12.45pm Westlands Entertainment Venue, Yeovil, BA20 2DD


We work with artists and a wide range of arts and non-art partners, providing opportunities to develop the visual arts in Somerset and to engage communities that may have little contact with the arts. Socially engaged practice is at the core of our work. We spend time getting to know communities, groups, places and individuals, we co-plan and co-create, developing projects that are truly collaborative. This enables us to respond to the specific needs and agendas of communities and to widen participation in a meaningful way.


Search & Learn project at Wells & Mendip Museum, with artist Sara Dudman


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