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Found at the corner of Goodge Street: a goose and a black felt hat… The great mind of Sherlock Holmes can find no time to rest, even at Christmas. Join Holmes and Watson on a riotous goose chase around wintery London. Can the infamous duo connect the dots between a lost hat at one end […]
› Read moreAre you looking for a dose of Christmas magic for you and your family? In this new adaptation of the classic tale, a lonely shoemaker gets more than they wished for as two cheeky, but very helpful, elves take over their shop. With Christmas closing in they desperately need to sell more shoes… Late at […]
› Read moreJoin Bloodhound Education this May half-term for some fun engineering activities. Try something new, expand your knowledge, and meet new friends whilst having fun. Attendees can take part in practical activities whilst exploring science and engineering in a safe and supportive environment. Date: Thursday 30th May 2024 Time: 10am – 2pm Where: The George Watson […]
› Read moreJoin Bloodhound Education this May half-term for some fun engineering activities. Try something new, expand your knowledge, and meet new friends whilst having fun. Attendees can take part in practical activities whilst exploring science and engineering in a safe and supportive environment. Date: Wednesday 29th May 2024 Time: 10am – 2pm Where: The Victoria Hall, […]
› Read moreStart May 10th GBG’s youth and social club will begin to welcome young adults with SEND into a safe space to learn, have fun and socialize in a safe space away from the general public. Activities we offer will cover pretty much anything however quite zones and thing that will be offered weekly will always […]
› Read moreAwesome Abstracts with tutor Warren Day Create a range of eye-catching paintings and low relief sculptures where we will experiment with a variety of techniques such as circular ‘spin’ paintings, geometric repeat patterns and optical illusions. These unusual looking outcomes will all effortlessly incorporate a small amount of numeracy such as basic measuring, basic fractions […]
› Read moreTwo days a free Mayday frolicking at Woodchester mansion and grounds. Free to attend. Activities, musical entertainment, tea duelling, Maypole dancing, cheese rolling, and Hobby horse show jumping. Steam engine, Craft Market. All welcome. Guide Dogs only allowed in the house, but all dogs are welcome in the grounds. Family-friendly. Food and bar.
› Read moreA new group (June 2024) for people who have aphasia or speech difficulties after stroke. ReConnect Gloucestershire in partnership with Mindsong. Enjoy voice warm-up, singing, humming, percussion plus of course tea, cake and social time in the break. Please call, text, whatsapp or email us to chat about coming along. sally@reconnectglos.org 07706 695514 www.reconnectglos.org Mondays […]
› Read moreOur core service is fully accessible hydrotherapy pool sessions for children and adults with disabilities and additional needs in Gloucestershire, who without The Chamwell Centre, would otherwise not have access to the vast benefits of a hydro pool. Hydrotherapy is beneficial for those with a disability whether permanent or temporary. It has so many benefits […]
› Read moreUpcycling Chairs with tutor Helen Scarborough On this course you will bring an old, tired chair back to life with colour, pattern and imagination! We will look at famous artists as inspiration and consider a range of ideas to use as a theme. Beginning with sanding and priming the chair, we will then have fun […]
› Read morePirate Posters! with tutor Thomas Brown Come and make a poster. The Pirates are coming, stealing our rum and causing general mayhem… the people of Gloucester must be warned! Join Thomas Brown (professional illustrator and possible pirate) to learn about pirate history and gain skills in storytelling, drawing and making. Create eye-catching ‘Wanted’ posters which […]
› Read moreDevelop Your Writing with tutor Gemma Bolwell This course is intended for writers with any degree of experience, who have a work-in-progress, or an idea for writing a work of fiction they would like to realise. You might have finished the first draft of a novel, written an outline of a short story, or simply […]
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