We want to promote and show our support for ‘Woman and Theatre’ and promote their current project:
If you want to get involved or know someone who does then visit: THEIR WEBSITE for more details.
We want to promote and show our support for ‘Woman and Theatre’ and promote their current project:
If you want to get involved or know someone who does then visit: THEIR WEBSITE for more details.
For those artists amongst us who enjoy drawing the human figure we are starting the Drawing Sessions again at Lightwoods House in Bearwood on the 2nd of March.
It is £10 a session and these are drop in sessions so there’s no joining fee or minimum sessions booked in advance.
Find the venue here:
All are welcome – just bring your art supplies. Not sure what to bring?
Start with a pencil, rubber and a sketchbook and work your way up to whatever direction you want to go in.
We look forward to seeing you there!
If you managed to make ArtsMile 2019 then it was good to see you and we hope you enjoyed the event.
It was our busiest ever and with even more going on and I’m sure next year will be even busier and more ambitious.
We are proud of what we achieved together and are happy to see so many people having fun on the day and enjoying themselves.
Here are a few highlights of the day:
Thanks to Shirley for an amazing job at organising this year’s ArtsMile.
Thank you to Harborne Business Investment District for their support.
Thank you to Artscoop Central for their involvement.
Thank you to the amazing artists on the day.
Thank you to Kyle for the video work.
Thank you to Ayesha for the photography
…and most importantly thank YOU for coming along.
That’s it for another year. ArtsMile 2019 was our biggest yet and we plan to be bigger next year.
Birmingham Centre for Arts Therapies
Are you or do you know someone who is interested in doing some **FREE** Arts in Health and Well-Being workshops?
Please email Tom for more details and to apply: t.jones101@btinternet.com
Although this isn’t Artscoop we would like to share this opportunity to anyone interested:
For a full description of the job download the PDF HERE.
Join us on the Playing Field next to Edgbaston Reservoir! (Gillot Rd entrance)
Saturday 13th July 2019 12pm-4pm
EAT great food from The Real Junk Food Project Birmingham, or bring your own picnic.
MAKE music in the open mic tent, knit and natter, arts and crafts activities for children and adults, horticulture.
PLAY football, tug of war, obstacle course, tai chi, led bike rides, children’s exercise sessions.
PLUS loads more for all ages!
The first Eat, Make, Play on the playing field in 2018 attracted 200+ people and led to the launch of our community enterprise. Now we’re bringing it back for Summer 2019 and this year will be even bigger and better. Eat, Make, Play teamed up with Artscoop Central and Use-It Urban Innovation and of course, landowners Birmingham Settlement. Come and enjoy yourself, eat some tasty food, make something cool at one of our arts and crafts workshops and play all day!
If you are on Facebook there is an event you can click to attend here or just turn up on the day.
If you’re an artist based in Birmingham, particularly in the Edgbaston Ward – we’d love to hear from you! We support and encourage artists of all specialisms to create events and do creative stuff together. Get in touch with us to find out how you can get involved. You can email us using the contact form or find us on Facebook!