Creative Hearts!
This LGBT+ history month, join GoMA for a family friendly series of drop-in workshops during the February half term!
About Creative Hearts!
Find out more about the LGBT+ artists in our exhibitions, explore different art forms and use the power of creativity to express who you are.
This workshop takes place on Tuesday 18 and Wednesday 19 February 1.30-4.00pm.
Free and drop-in, no booking required.
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