Collect of articles, updates and resources shared by the You're Welcome team.
Dangervitch & 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. […]
› Read moreFatema Abdoolcarim, HEIDI [still], 2016, Cuba, 07:08, English and Spanish, with Spanish subtitles. Local/Global Communities of Care is an evening of short films by women and gender-variant filmmakers, both local and global, which explore anti-capitalist practices of care, repair, and solidarity across human and non-human worlds. Tickets: £5 adv/ £6 otd https://sva.ticketlight.co.uk/order/tickets/13366017/local-global-communities-of-care-films-words-an…
› Read moreJoin Creative Sustainability for a three night residential trip away in Devon this February. Young people aged 16 – 25 can enjoy exclusive use of Silverton Park Stables; an 8 bedroom house sleeping up to 14 people. During the three night stay experience ancient castle, beautiful walks, games, music and laughter. There will be lots […]
› Read moreLongfield Community Hospice is organising the perfect day out for beer and rugby fans with its popular Ale Amble returning to Stroud Brewery on 11 March from 11 am-3 pm. Starting and finishing at Stroud’s iconic brewery, the Amble will follow a scenic four-mile circular walk, with pit stops for a tipple at two pubs […]
› Read moreJoin Rosie and Tom from Star in the Apple Stories for magical, musical, seasonal storytelling. A journey through the seasons in song and story… One free adult entry per child ticket purchased, and separate adults can buy their own ticket. Tickets £4 You can buy a ticket here: https://www.handsonharps.com/harpandstoryfestival/ All ages welcome, check out https://www.youtube.com/c/StarintheAppleStories/featured for a […]
› Read morePlease join us and other Parent Carers to share stories, experiences and knowledge. We are here to be the voice of Parent Carers to Services. Please click this link for your free ticket to attend- https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/415875243047 Do you care for a Child or Young Person with Special Educational Needs, Disability, additional need or health condition? Join […]
› Read moreThis is a workshop on our unique Rainbow Harps, a chance for you and a loved one to work together to create your own piece of music. No musical experience is needed, we have an innovative colour system for composition that requires no knowledge of crotchets or minims. And for an additional £10 (you can choose on the day), […]
› Read moreMobiloo make it possible for disabled young people and adults to take part in everyday activities, enjoy new experiences and make memories with family and friends. Slimbridge Wetland Centre in the Stroud area of Gloucestershire is home to a world of wetland wildlife, family attractions and prime birdwatching spots. With over 100 acres of habitats […]
› Read moreThe Daisy Appeal is a thoughtful and caring way to remember a loved one. When you donate to the appeal in memory of someone special, we’ll reserve a beautiful bright blue daisy, just for you. Before the daisy is yours to keep, it will become a work of art. From Tuesday 2 August to […]
› Read moreWe’re really excited to be bringing back the Allsorts Family Fun Day this year. You are invited to join us for an afternoon of fun in the park with.. Bouncy Castles Circus Skills with School of Larks Craft Tent Soft Play Area Face Painting Food from PJ’s Kitchen and Adam’s GelatoCake Stall Therapy Dogs Mobiloo – […]
› Read morePlease be advised this is event is now full and is running a waiting list Join us for a music festival based near Malmesbury, camping on site for two nights in our own ‘tent city’. If you enjoy live music and dance from around the world, and want to choose meals from a worldwide cuisine, […]
› Read moreFilm Screening A personal narrative documentary that follows its creator, Sohrab Kavir, battling survivor’s guilt after the deaths of three of his brothers. Upon his return to Iran, he embarks upon an epic quest to form a virtual football team made up of young sufferers of Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy – the same disease that took […]
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