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Provides social and emotional support to young people through creativity. We offer creative workshops and activities throughout the week that young people can attend to build their creative skills as well their social and emotional needs.
Provides learning opportunities for adults.
Browse our online courses The WEA is here to help keep your mind active during lockdown. If you're interested in art, crafts, history or languages, we have you covered.
Befriending social groups for adults with sight loss. You can connect with others in the comfort of your own home using your phone or computer. Getting connected
Arts and health initiative that promotes creative health education through workshops, courses, events and training. Shop and cafe opening hours
Wednesday 4 - 7pm Thursday 11am - 4pm Friday 11am - 4pm Saturday 10am - 4pm
