Stepping Stones Multi-Craft Programme for Young People 10-16 years old at The Curtis Museum, Alton
ABOUT THIS PROGRAMME
Join creative designer and author Becki Clark for a fun five-week creative journey inspired by the beauty of nature.
Across five creative workshops, you'll have the chance to experiment with paint, ink, collage, embroidery, calligraphy and more as you create your own unique artwork inspired by the changing seasons.
Becki will introduce you to a range of exciting techniques, including watercolour painting, brush lettering, creative journaling, abstract embroidery, and simple clay and ceramic projects. There'll be plenty of opportunities to try new materials, develop your creative skills, and express your own ideas in a relaxed and supportive environment.
Whether you already love making art or just want to try something different, these workshops are a great way to get creative, learn new skills and celebrate the natural world.
ABOUT STEPPING STONES:
The Stepping Stones programme promotes positive mental health and provides regular opportunities for young people to use creativity to build emotional resilience. The high quality programmes are delivered by professional artists and held in Hampshire Cultural Trust venues. Joining the programme will boost confidence, communication and social skills. It is fun and a great way to meet other young people in a safe and supportive space. Read more about Stepping Stones here: Stepping Stones | Hampshire Cultural Trust
HOW TO GET INVOLVED:
- To be eligible for this programme participants need to be aged 10 – 16 years.
- This programme is free of charge and all materials will be provided.
- Once you have booked a space, we will email you an enrolment form. Please keep an eye on your emails.
Visual Social Story
If you would like read more about what will happen during this programme, including where it will take place, timings, who will be running it, information for parents/carers, please read through our Visual Social Story which will provide you everything you need to know: Stepping Stones at Curtis Museum Apr 26.pdf