| Unit 11, 124 Kilmarnock Road, Glasgow South Side G41 3NN | |
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| 01416365268 | |
| Art Space G41 Website | |
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Art Space G41 is a space where health, wellbeing and creativity come together. This space is here to connect with the community through creative workshops and events. The local community within the G41 postcode and through the provision of a range of services the wider community within the Southside of Glasgow.
In addition Art Space G41 will provide benefit to the artists who reside within this immediate area through the provision of a community hub where people can come together.
Art Space G41 offers a wide variety of creative workshops in the Southside led by local practitioners including BYOB pottery, wheel throwing ceramics, sewing, printmaking & more
Bookings can be made online at artspaceg41.org
Postnatal Pottery is a weekly wellbeing-focused ceramic drop-in workshop for parents and babies at Art Space G41 beginning on Friday 16th January!
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