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Active Impact and Wychwood Festival are working in partnership to provide an amazing opportunity for 60 families of disabled children to enjoy everything that Wychwood Festival has to offer. Enjoy a weekend of music, arts, activities and more at Cheltenham Race Course between 31 May – 2 June 2024. Headline and other main acts include: […]
› Read moreMark-making with Nature for ages 25+ with Art Shape artist Amy Freeman Unlock your creative self and support your wellbeing on this relaxed mark-making course. We will explore a range of techniques including printmaking and image transfer using natural materials. Create your own images and artworks using home-made inks, paints and make your own sketchbook. […]
› Read moreDon’t miss Enchanted Christmas at Westonbirt Arboretum, where the magic of the festive season comes to life in spectacular illuminated fashion! Westonbirt’s captivating landscape and stunningly lit trees creates an enchanting world full of wonder and imagination – the perfect place to create cherished memories that will last a lifetime. Prepare to be dazzled by […]
› Read moreWould you like to find out about the activities that are available to carers in May? Click here to find out more. https://gloucestershirecarershub.co.uk/news/whats-on-may-2023/
› Read moreThese screenings are ideal for those living with Dementia, Autism or any other condition that affects day to day living, to enjoy a social activity in a welcoming environment. The lights will be left on low and there may be the possibility of people talking or moving around. Still Alice | Tue 16 May Julianne Moore […]
› Read moreIf you are registered as a carer at Gloucestershire Carers Hub, you can access all of the exciting activities that are planned for April. To download a programme visit https://gloucestershirecarershub.co.uk/news/whats-on-april-2023/ If you would like to register as a carer, please visit https://gloucestershirecarershub.co.uk/self-referral/
› Read moreThe Museum of Gloucester is once again working with the Royal Photographic Society (RPS) to bring their renowned International Photography Exhibition 163 (IPE 163) to Gloucester in January 2023. Over 8,000 images were entered by 3,944 photographers from 114 countries, making this a record-breaking year for the most countries engaged with in an open call […]
› Read moreTuesday 11th – Saturday 15th April 2023 Group 1: 10 am – 1 pm Group 2: 1.30 pm – 4.30 pm Join us for five fun creative sessions that will use your imagination and performance skills to communicate to an audience of friends and family using a variety of nonverbal methods. You will work with […]
› Read moreDiscover all the fun of the farm on Greenwood’s Therapeutic Horticulture’s Open Farm Family Day. FARM ANIMAL MEET AND GREET On Sunday 26 March from 10am, meet the sheep, lambs and baby chicks that have been born at the smallholding. A fantastic opportunity for disabled children aged 5 – 10 to enjoy farm fun with […]
› Read moreSensory Movers dance classes follow exciting termly themes which include repeated dance activities and props to not only boost physical development but to encourage social interaction, confidence and creativity. The classes are the perfect opportunity for parent/carer’s to dance alongside their child. Taking place every Saturday morning and there are two sessions to choose […]
› Read moreTaking place every Monday in term time for 8 – 25 year olds at IncDrop you can enjoy 2 hours of inclusive music making with technology, song writing, learning to DJ and on-stage performances. Make music in a friendly relaxed atmosphere with access to assistive technology, sensory room and performance space to help you make the […]
› Read moreDangervitch & Neptune’s Dinner Party: Young Artists’ Films Visual Description: Two figures wearing theatrical masks, pink and blue, lean towards the fisheye lens camera. Friday 17th March 7.30pm Stroud Film Festival Event Artist duo, Dangervitch & Neptune serve up a feast full of short films, showcasing the crème de la crème of young artists’ creations. […]
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