Limited spaces left for popular arts workshops at Rickmansworth Aquadrome
Get inspired by the Rickmansworth Aquadrome and join these upcoming workshops – but you better hurry as there are a handful of spaces left.
Following popular demand, Three Rivers District Council has announced further dates for individuals or families to get involved and express their creative side at two workshops. The workshops are as follows:
Poster and Storyboards workshop - limited spaces remaining
Wednesday 31 July and Thursday 1 August at Batchworth Canal Centre
If you know any budding young artists who are passionate about their environment, don’t hesitate to book them.
With the help of children’s illustrator, Leanne Coelho, you will create artwork inspired by the Rickmansworth Aquadrome, that will be shared and used to help raise awareness of this special site.
Nature in Clay workshops
Tuesday 27 August at Batchworth Canal Centre
Roll up those sleeves and play with clay. Families can enjoy exploring texture and creating ornaments together, using clay and natural materials you might find on a walk through the Rickmansworth Aquadrome.
Cllr Chris Lloyd, Lead Member for Leisure, said: “With the end of term fast approaching and time off planned, now is the perfect time to get the dates in your diaries to be involved with these fantastic workshops.
“The Rickmansworth Aquadrome is a very photogenic place and a special site for our residents. I look forward to seeing everyone’s creativity flourish.”
If you are interested in any of the workshops listed, please book here.
All of the workshops listed have been funded by the National Lottery Heritage Fund, which distributes a share of National Lottery funding to support a wide range of heritage projects across the UK, including the Rickmansworth Aquadrome.
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