FAMILY FRIENDLY WEEKEND 5 + 6 OCTOBER
The final weekend of Somerset Art Weeks Festival extends a special welcome to families, with venues across the county offering workshops, demonstrations, have-a-go activities and events.
Latest updates:
somersetartworks.org.uk/family
SAW wants to increase arts provision and highlight opportunities for families of all shapes and sizes. Creative engagement from a young age builds support for arts and culture in the future, it also brings generations together - things to do together, to create together and to remember together.
THE BIG DRAW, DRAWN TO LIFE: CREATIVITY AND WELLBEING 5 October
Join Somerset Art Works, Mind in Somerset and artist Megan Players for a Big Draw Workshop - all ages welcome. Gardens, real or imaginary, are a refuge from the hustle and bustle and stresses of daily life. Working in collage, ink and paint, you are invited to experiment with materials to create a colourful, collaborative garden. Refreshments available.
Quaker Meeting House: 9 Bancks Street, MINEHEAD, TA24 5DJ. 2 - 4pm. Free. No booking required.
info@somersetartworks.org.uk.
SGRAFFITO TILES: FAMILY ACTIVITIES 6 October
Join us at the the Somerset Rural Life Museum for drop in family activities inspired by our current exhibitions: Ceramicist Emilie Taylor’s new work and installation in the beautiful Tithe Barn and The Art of the Potter: Somerset Slipware. Have a go at making and decorating sgraffito clay tiles.
Venue 114: Somerset Rural Life Museum, Chilkwell Street, GLASTONBURY, BA6 8DB. 1 - 4pm. Museum entry fees apply. Pay once, visit for a year. Workshop free. No booking required.
SRLM@swheritage.org.uk
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