Join us for a beginner-friendly linocut workshop. Led by the wonderful Jo Biggadike, today’s workshop, focuses on landscape prints where we’ll introduce you to the basic techniques of linocut printmaking, including the design, carving, and printing. You will learn how to translate a landscape image into print. By the end of the session, you will take home […]
A regular class held on Wednesday evenings (7pm) Thursday mornings (10.30am) and Thursday afternoons (2.30pm) each week Careful guidance from the wonderfully talented Helen. Beginners welcome. Choose your project and attend for as many sessions as required to complete it. Many attendees then go on to the next project, progressing in skill as they go. […]
Join our monthly herb walk, they take place on the first Saturday of every month in or around Cam and Dursley. January’s Herb Walk will be at Breakheart Quarry, do come and join us at 10am. Breakheart Quarry is at the top of Stinchcombe Hill. You can walk or drive there (plenty of parking space). […]
Frampton Cotterell Wassail Date: Monday 5th January, 2026. Time: beginning at 6PM. Location: setting out from the Glebe Field Community Orchard (opposite St. Peter’s Church).
Artists working in glass are inherently inspired by the elements, and there are countless ways to interpret this. Whether we’re thinking about the world around us, layering colours to create perspectives on the landscape or weather, or the literal elements that make up everything around us, combining metals to produce reactions in glass. Many of […]
Bring some light into your life with these beautiful translucent lanterns. Using versatile porcelain Paperclay ceramicist Emily Joy will show you how to create a variety of lantern shapes using paper-thin sections, embossing and printing methods. Porcelain Paperclay is a truly exciting material which combines the qualities of porcelain but with added paper-fibre to allow […]
Join us for our fifth annual Artistraw Cider Wassail on 10th January 2026! With a torchlit procession, bonfire, live music from Caution Horses, lashings of mulled cider and a ceremony led by our very own Green Man, it simply isn’t to be missed!
