COURSES FOR ADULTS
Our adult programme is for people aged 19 and over.
This Autumn term we have a wide range of creative courses for adults of all abilities, across a wide range of art disciplines. both online via Zoom or at our venue in Cinderford.
We also offer FREE and reduced-price places for eligible learners on a variety of courses and workshops.
Find out more about these courses using the links below.
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COURSES FOR ADULTS AT ARTSPACE
Come to Artspace to enjoy a group workshop in our fully equipped art studio in Cinderford.
We offer FREE and reduced-price places for eligible learners on a variety of courses and workshops.
DISTANCE LEARNING (ONLINE) COURSES FOR ADULTS WITH ARTSPACE
Artspace’s Adult Education funded ‘Distance Learning’ programme has been designed to enable home learning. Workshops are 1 hour long and are delivered on ZOOM.
SATURDAY WORKSHOPS AT ARTSPACE
The Artspace ‘Saturday Series’ is a programme of weekend workshops for adults running here at Artspace. Each workshop is designed to provide a bespoke, one-off, arts experience that you can enjoy, at your leisure, on a weekend. Whether you would like to paint something to hang on your wall at home, or make a beautiful crafty gift for a friend or family member, these half-day or full day workshops aim to help you to create something unique!
FOREST OF DEAN WELLBEING CHOIR
The choir is a friendly, inclusive group which can help build confidence, form friendships, improve teamwork and learn performance skills.
If you feel you need independence or one-to-one assistance, you are welcome to bring a supporter. If this is not possible, please let us know and we will look to provide a volunteer if it’s within our capacity to do so.
Adult courses will take a half-term break between 26th and 30th October.
*Please note, our scheduled courses may be subject to change dependant on ongoing funding applications.
*Please note, we are a non-profit organisation. The fees that we charge contribute towards the costs of running workshops.























































