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Are you aged 18 to 25 and ready to get creative? Dive into a world of inspiration with our Creative Skills Workshop! Whether you’re passionate about music, art, or crafts, we have an array of engaging activities waiting just for you. Immerse yourself in the charm of traditional rural crafts alongside The Ernest Cook Trust, […]
› Read moreAt The Churn Project we create opportunities and support people to gain recognised qualifications. These include English and Maths up to Level 2. Our Maths and English teaching is led by Cirencester College with support from Churn Project staff and experienced volunteers. We meet on Fridays from 10:00am to 12:00pm every week. The Maths and […]
› Read moreIf you feel like you would like to connect with others and have a warm space to meet new people, this is the group for you. You can chat, play board games and feel part of a welcoming group of new friends. Chat and Connect meets on Fridays from 1:00pm to 3:00pm for a bite […]
› Read moreOur Community Shed in South Cerney is an all-inclusive community space for people of all ages to meet, socialise and learn practical skills. The Community Shed offers men and women the opportunity to share and develop their practical knowledge – including woodwork, plumbing and DIY skills. You can work on you own personal projects or […]
› Read moreOur Community Shed in Cirencester is an all inclusive community space for people of all ages to meet, socialise and learn practical skills. The Community Shed offers men and women the opportunity to share and develop their practical knowledge – including woodwork, plumbing and DIY skills. You can work on you own personal projects or […]
› Read moreThe Men’s Shed in South Cerney gives men of all ages the chance to share and learn practical skills such as woodwork and DIY in a purpose built centre in Kingshill. You can work on your own projects or take part in group projects and be part of a supportive group of men who come […]
› Read moreThe Men’s Shed in Cirencester gives men of all ages the chance to share and learn practical skills such as woodwork and DIY in a purpose built centre in South Cerney. You can work on your own projects or take part in group projects and be part of a supportive group of men who come […]
› Read moreOur Cirencester & Stroud branch covers a very large, rural area including Cirencester, Stroud, Cam, Dursley and Tetbury. We offer information, friendship and support to local people with Parkinson’s, their families and carers. We provide regular activities, social gatherings, speaker events as well as trips, outings, exercise & other physical activities all to help people […]
› Read moreExperience City Bank in a way you’ve never seen it before as author, Steve Skinley, leads us on a magical journey through nature! With a map and storytelling, you’ll be guided to explore the nature reserve, hearing all about characters from Steve’s book ‘The Otherlands’ along the way. Laugh, play and maybe even get messy! […]
› Read moreConnect, Move, Breathe & Share is a programme of outdoor get-togethers. For adults with mild additional support and/or mental health needs who would benefit from social connection. Events involve a walk, gentle movement exercises and creative activities. We always finish with a social and drink (on us!) from the local café. Next up is an […]
› Read moreJoin us this Easter for some nature inspired fun! Happening at the magical Cirencester Opportunity Group forest school. Tuesday 15th April, 1pm – 3pm Enjoy time together as a family exploring the outdoors & being creative Have fun with nature treasure hunts, movement and music games and creating artworks Meet and connect with other local […]
› Read moreConnect, Move, Breathe & Share is a programme of outdoor get-togethers. For adults with mild additional support and/or mental health needs who would benefit from social connection. Events involve a walk, gentle movement exercises and creative activities. We always finish with a social and drink (on us!) from the local café. Next up is a […]
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