Creative Clubs: ART1ST Neurodivergent Artists
About the event
ART1ST is a small, weekly studio group for neurodivergent adults - it’s a place for new and emerging neurodivergent artists to discover and develop their creativity, share ideas, support and learn from each other. It’s free to attend and St Barbe provide the space, time, materials and support for artists to make their own work.
Art1st is a welcoming and supportive art group for neurodivergent adults, meeting weekly at St Barbe Museum. The group provides free studio space, materials and creative support, giving participants the opportunity to develop their artistic practice, share ideas, learn from one another and connect through a shared love of art.
Alongside weekly studio sessions, members take part in sketching trips, visits to museums and galleries, and an annual exhibition showcasing their work.
The group is free to attend, and all materials are provided.
Where: St Barbe Museum and Art Gallery, Lymington
When: Wednesdays, 2.30pm – 5pm.
Price: Weekly sessions are FREE!
If you’d like to join in, or find out more, then please visit the Art1st information page on St Barbe’s website here or email pia.bramley@stbarbe-museum.org.uk
Culture in Common Creative Clubs
Culture in Common is supporting a series of new Creative Clubs across the New Forest. From singing and dance, to craft and creative writing (with more to come!), these clubs are an opportunity to get creative and connect with like-minded people.
To find out more about the Creative Clubs we support or if you’re interested in setting up a club in your community, please contact us at cultureincommon@energiseme.org