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Come and have some Easter fun at Weavers Cottage! Follow the trail, collect the clues, solve the puzzle and win your chocolate-y reward!
Children will have a chance to channel their inner Picasso at our dedicated arts and crafts space by the Living Wall, where a range of fun-filled activities await! With Easter-themed colouring and decorating, an X-citing Easter trail, and a glitter tattoo making-session, there is plenty to keep everyone busy! The Easter trail experience gives families
Come along to Be Capri, Paisley for a fun afternoon of playing board games!Come along to Be Capri, Paisley for a fun afternoon of playing board games! You can either bring your own board games along with you or pick from a selection of someone else’s. Don’t worry if you’ve never played board games before
Come and have some Easter fun at Weavers Cottage! Follow the trail, collect the clues, solve the puzzle and win your chocolate-y reward!
Inspiration to spark your creativity: Each session will be infused with motivational prompts and discussions that ignite your imagination.
A series of workshops on printmaking, collages, weaving and mixed media
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Guests and events announcement coming soon... We’re living in an age saturated with ideas about how we should live, from what to eat, how to travel, and how much time to spend online, to how to connect meaningfully with our environment, and how to react in the face of world atrocities. Speaking to writers who
Join artist Rebecca Livesey-Wright to create a collaborate artwork exploring family and community! WHEN YOU BOOK FOR THE FIRST SESSION YOU ARE BOOKED FOR THE WHOLE SERIES. M*THER LINES: Print-making & hand textiles workshop series What can we learn about ourselves and our communities through looking at the lives of our mum’s, aunty’s, nan’s or