New Creative and Social Workshops in Wembury
We are really excited to announce a series of creative and social workshops in partnership with Life on the Edge following our first printing workshop last month.
Creative & Social Space
Arts, crafts, walks, and poetry inspired by nature, offering mindfulness, social connection, and learning opportunities.
Fridays 10am — 12 noon at Wembury Village Hall (Knighton Room)
Friday 8 November — Walk and Poetry
Friday 15 November — Stream-dipping, meadows and bee hangs
Friday 22 November — Willow-weaving
Friday 29 November — Bug houses and seed bombs
Friday 13 December — Mosaics (tiles/sea glass)
These sessions are an opportunity to meet new people, get creative, explore how nature can improve our wellbeing, and find out more about how you can get involved in local projects.
To book your spot or for further information, please get in touch with Life on the Edge: lote@southdevon-nl.org.uk.
Life on the Edge is a 5-year project that aims to work with farmers, landowners, and the local community to make a difference for rare and endangered invertebrates on the South Devon Coast. Their vision is to give some of the UK’s most threatened invertebrates, living along the South Devon coast between Plymouth and Torbay, the space to recover and thrive; and for the people who live in and visit this beautiful landscape to feel a sense of pride and achievement in having helped to give our precious wildlife a brighter future. You can find out more about the project here.
Our first session on Friday 25 October involved experimental drawing and creating cyanotype prints, whilst finding out more about the rare and endangered species within our community. Thank you to Emma Jones for sharing your creativity and hosting such a wonderful session. Check out some of the prints below!
