The Writing Advice Desk is back!
After being exclusively online since 2020, The Windows Project writing advice desk service is returning to the Liverpool Central Library to offer help for any and all writers!
The advice desk will be conducted on the FIRST WEDNESDAY of every month
June’s writing advice desk will be run by Dave Ward from The Windows Project and Dr Eleanor Rees from Liverpool Hope University
For more details, contact them at windowsproject@btinternet.com or 07710644325
Get ready to unleash your creativity as we guide you through the process of painting your very own Van Gogh inspired masterpiece.
Sip on your favourite drink, relax, and let your artistic side shine. No prior painting experience is necessary – our talented instructors will be there to assist you every step of the way. Don’t miss out on this exciting event – book your spot today! Your ticket price includes a welcome drink on arrival.
Perfect for beginners & pro artists alike this is a fantastic event to get your creative juices flowing!
Join artist and illustrator Lo Tierney for a fun-filled evening of creativity and relaxation at Future Yard! Get ready to unleash your artistic side and meet like-minded individuals in a casual and friendly atmosphere!
Whether you’re an experienced artist or just starting out, this event is open to all skill levels. Art materials will be provided at the event, so feel free to grab some and make some amazing artwork while having a bev with your bezzies!
Date: Wednesday 12th June 2024
Time: 7pm-10pm
Don’t worry if you’re feeling a bit rusty or lacking inspiration, as there will be a theme to get your creativity flowing! This time around, the theme will be mandalas. A mandala is a geometric configuration of shapes or symbols, and making them is a great way to relax! Do you like the sound of that? Why not head down and give it a go! If you’re stuck, Lo will be there to answer any questions you may have and help you out.
So mark your calendars and head down for a fun evening of drinking, drawing and socialising. They can’t wait to see the creative masterpieces you’ll make!
Advanced booking is strongly recommended, as these events sell out quickly!
Part of an ongoing public art project, Strong Women.
Drop-in to one of these free workshops, where you’re invited to create and decorate a clay heart, in dedication to a strong woman. Choose someone you know who inspires you, or dedicate a heart to a local heroine!
Friday 31st May, 11.30am – 1.30pm, Stockbridge Village Library, The Withens, Stockbridge Village L28 1AB
Award-winning artist Carrie Reichardt is creating a new public artwork for Kirkby, made out of heart-shaped ceramic tiles, celebrating the women of Knowsley. Head along and add your voice by sharing stories of the strong women you admire.
Welcome to the Swiftie Friendship Bracelet Extravaganza! Get ready to connect with fellow Taylor Swift fans and make new friends while creating your own friendship bracelets.
This workshop delivered by Make CIC, are part funded and delivered in partnership with Culture Liverpool as part the Liverpool Loves Taylor programme. Led by Cloverlea Crystals, join for an unforgettable afternoon of creativity and camaraderie, all inspired by our shared love for Taylor Swift.
During the workshop, you’ll receive a personal kit that you can take home, including wiring and beads. The kit contains enough materials to create bracelets inspired by all 11 albums and more!
Whether you’re an experienced crafter or a complete beginner, all you need to bring is your enthusiasm and love for everything Taylor!
Welcome to Sober Scribbles!
Whether you’re a seasoned writer or just looking to try something new, join them at SipSin for a night of creativity and fun.
Sessions are facilitated by writer, Helen Jeffery, who will support you in getting the creative juices flowing in a relaxed and sober environment.
So grab your favourite drink (non-alcoholic, of course) and let’s get writing -you are welcome to share your work with others towards the end of the session but no expectation to do so.
Join the team every Saturday morning for their rhyme time for little ones, with stories, songs and toys for the family to enjoy.
Rhymetime is best suited for pre-schoolers aged 0-4 years, although older siblings are welcome to attend too. The session will begin with the opportunity to join in with rhymes, songs and listen to stories led by their Learning and Participation team, followed by free play.
This is a free activity that takes place weekly at 11:15am in their Big Art gallery. Tickets can be collected at the front desk on the day, so no pre-booking is required.
Get up close to history with an extraordinary range of objects from Victorian times. These are selected from their handling collections so the message is a resounding please touch!
Session times are 11am-12noon and 1.30-4pm and all visitors are welcome from the very young to the most senior.
This is a drop in event, no need to book.
Find out more about the toys that children played with in Victorian times and make your own Victorian toy to take home and play with.
Get creative in this fun craft workshop for all ages.
Sessions at 11am-12noon and 1.30-4pm on 13 August.
