Open Day at Project Ability
Project Ability are hosting an open day for you to come along and learn all about their Create programme; art workshops for disabled children and young people, their families and carers.
About Open Day at Project Ability
Join us in the Project Ability workshops - meet the tutors, have a look around our specially equipped and fully accessible professional artist studios and take part in some family friendly arts activities.
No need to book, although we anticipate sessions may be busy and advise arriving early to avoid disappointment.
Learn more about our Saturday Visual Art Classes – weekly supported visual art workshops for disabled children and young people aged 8-25 and their siblings and our Art Matters Programme for disabled young adults aged 25+. Our classes provide a supported, safe and sociable opportunity to develop your creative skills and ideas, meet other young artists and be part of a vibrant inclusive arts community.
For enquiries please contact our offices on 0141 5522822 or email create@project-ability.co.uk
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