Workshops
For this opening event we have organised a programme of free workshops & demonstrations for all ages to enjoy - all funded through a grant from Curo and goodwill from artists donating their time to make the event a success.
Workshops are as below. Venue locations as shown on the trail map - coming soon!
Workshops are as below. Venue locations as shown on the trail map - coming soon!
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Saturday Workshops
Farrington Gurney - Venue 5 11-4pm Furniture Decoration techniques - drop in workshops with Keepers Preloved Paulton - Venue 6 1-4pm Drawing, painting & (watercolour, acrylic & mixed media) oil pastels - drop in workshops with the Old Bakery Artists High Littleton - Venue 7 & 8 11- 1pm & 2-5pm Big Weave workshop - drop in sessions exploring different weaving techniques 1-2pm Feltmaking - drop in workshop with Helen Rushton 2-3pm Storytelling with Mendip Storytelling Circle 3.30-4.30pm Morris dancing workshop - with Priston Jubilee Morris Timsbury - Venue 10 1- 1.30pm & 1.30 - 2pm Fused Glass Fish workshop with Jo Eddleston Tel 01761 470876 to prebook a space |
Sunday Workshops
Clutton - Venue 1 12 -1pm Drawing Workshop with Pauline Palmer Farrington Gurney - Venue 5 11-4pm Furniture Decoration techniques - drop in workshops with Keepers Preloved High Littleton - Venue 7 & 8 2-5pm Big Weave workshop - drop in sessions exploring different weaving techniques 2-3pm Patchwork techniques - drop in workshop with Sheila Richardson 3-4pm Storytelling with Mendip Storytelling Circle Timsbury - Venue 10 11-1pm & 2-4pm Pottery - try your hand at the potters wheel - drop in workshops with Andrew Eddleston |
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The Cam Valley Arts Trail Group would like to thank all the artists supporting these workshops. Also thanks to Kate Westcott for allowing her blackbird to be used as an image for the arts trail.
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An introduction to Cotswold Morris Dancing with Priston Jubilee Morris
We welcome you to indulge in the most curious of English dance traditions - Morris Dancing. During this workshop, you will be taught some basic steps and moves to give you a feeling for Cotswold Morris. One or two dances will be taught, using either hankies or sticks. No previous experience is necessary, just have a go and give local dance a chance! Musicians also welcome. Priston Jubilee Morris is a men’s Cotswold Morris side that has been entertaining the locals both far and wide since 1977. Our group began in commemoration of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II Silver Jubilee and over 35 years on we’re still 'alive and sticking'. We are based in the village of Priston, near Bath, practicing from September to April and performing regularly in and around the surrounding areas throughout the summer months. For more information, visit: http://www.pristonmorris.org.uk/ |
