FAMILY FRIENDLY WEEKEND FINALE
The final weekend of Somerset Open Studios extends a special welcome to families with venues across the county offering workshops, demonstrations, have-a-go activities and events.
Latest updates on the SAW website:
somersetartworks.org.uk /family
PUPPETS AND PLAY Venue 33: Andrea Oke, Shadowland From Dragons to pirates, be inspired by characters from Halsway’s history to create your own puppet and perform a new folktale. Sunday 30 September: Halsway Manor, Halsway Lane, near CROWCOMBE, TA4 4BD. 10am - 12pm and 2 - 4pm. £10 per family / £3 each, booking essential. 01934 733533.
SUFFRAGETTE FLAG MAKING WORKSHOP Venue 131: Bruton School for Girls Join SAW Processions artist Dorcas Casey for a fun family activity designing and making your own flags and badges inspired by the spirit of the Suffragettes. Saturday 29 September: Bruton School for Girls, Sunny Hill, BRUTON, BA10 0NT. 11am - 1pm + 2 - 4pm. £3 per person, booking essential. 01749 814400 /
admissions@brutonschool.co.uk.
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WHITE POPPY MAKING IN THE GALLERY Venue 114 + 115: Rebecca Bruton and Lydia Needle, ACEarts Join artists Rebecca and Lydia to create white poppies using a range of different techniques for installation in Kingsdon Church. Saturday 29 and Sunday 30 September: ACEarts, Market Place, SOMERTON, TA11 7NB. 11am - 3pm. Free entry, drop in. 01458 273008 /
aceartssomerset@icloud.com.
DRAWING AND PAINTING THE LANDSCAPE Venue 60: Lyn Mowat’s Secret Studio You are encouraged to go outside and record what you see. Weather permitting. Saturday 29 and Sunday 30 September: Glebe Farmhouse, BROMPTON RALPH, TA4 2RY. 11am - 6pm (Closed Wednesdays). Free activity, drop in.
lynmowat124@gmail.com.
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Photographs by Davina Jelley
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