Latest Events in Honiton(April Updated)

Make art by mixing different materials in a relaxed creative setting. Guided exercises show you how to put layers together to create a finished artwork . Tips, sharing ideas and discussion are part of the experience. Come along prepared to create! Art materials and equipment provided. One free mocktail for each participant! Suitable for youth and adults. Registration required. This is a guided program, so don't get left behind - come on time! Suitable for ages Youth to Adult When: Thursdays 8 May 202515 May 202522 May 202529 May 2025Session Times: 4.30-7.30pm Where: Wetherill Park Library, Stockland Wetherill Park, 561-583 Polding St Wetherill Park, NSW 2164 Details: Registration Required All workshops and programs include a 10-minute arrival and a 10-minute pack up time, as part of the duration of the workshop. Please contact the Programs Team by phoning 0438 257 838 during business hours, for questions regarding this program. Cost: Free Library Membership: It is recommended that all attendees are library members of the Fairfield City Open Libraries. If you are not a member, please click the link below to sign up. Membership is free and for everyone. Join our Library Fairfield City Council (nsw.gov.au) LIBRARY PROGRAMS TERMS AND CONDITIONS Children attending Programs Children must be within the age range advertised for the event. Guardians responsible for children under the age of 12 are required to remain within the library premises for the entire duration of the program. Please note that guardians must be 16 years of age or older. For more information, please refer to Fairfield City Council Child Safe Policy. Program facilitators are committed to maintaining a respectful and positive environment for all attendees. Please be aware that any inappropriate or offensive behaviour, whether by attendees or guardians, will not be tolerated. In such cases, attendees and guardians may be asked to leave the program. Photography, filming, and recording Council accredited photographers may be taking photographs during Council run events, which may include photographs of you and/ or members of your family. These photographs may be used by Council at any time for social, promotional, or advertising purposes. The photographs may also be provided to media outlets such as local newspapers. If you do not consent to you or your family’s photograph being taken, please notify event staff at the time of entry. Council does not accept liability if no notification by you is made during the event and your photograph is taken and used for the above purposes. Participation in a Program Please note that on occasions, workshops may be rescheduled or cancelled due to low enrolment or unexpected circumstances. We will make every effort to keep you informed of any changes through text or email. A confirmation text will be sent 24 hours prior to the event to confirm your attendance. If you are unable to attend, please cancel your booking on Eventbrite to open up spots for others or get in touch with Library staff on 97250333. Failure to notify us of non-attendance may impact future ticket reservations. If you fail to show up for an event as advertised, we reserve the right to reallocate vacant spots to other participants. 10 minutes after the scheduled start time. The right of admission is reserved by council staff or event coordinators. Health and Safety For the safety of all attendees, we kindly request that you refrain from attending any workshops or programs if you are experiencing any illness, respiratory issues, or symptoms related to COVID-19 (such as fever, coughing, sore throat, fatigue, or shortness of breath). Please notify the library if you are unable to attend by calling 97250333. Disclaimer Please note that program bookings are handled via Eventbrite, an external website. We recommend reviewing their privacy policy and other disclaimers to understand how they store and use your information. We will make every attempt to ensure accuracy, currency, and reliability of the information provided by third parties in advertising our programs. However, changes in circumstances beyond our control and editorial errors may occur from time to time, which could impact the quality of this information. Confirmation of any program information can be sought by calling 9725 0333 Information Source: Creative Art - Fairfield City Open Libraries | eventbrite

Circus PaZaz is the little circus with BIG fun! Entertainment for the whole family in the best ‘little’ bigtop circus in town! Tickets are £7.00 each. Tickets are required for all persons 2 yeards and above. Information Source: Honiton Primary PTFA | eventbrite

Discover the artistry of jewellery making at the Jewellery Workshop (afternoon session) in Honiton. Led by the talented jeweller Nicky Barton, this unique workshop is sure to inspire and captivate. Let your creativity soar as you learn the techniques of shaping, sawing, texturing, and soldering solid silver to craft your very own pendant, ring, or earrings. Take pride in your one-of-a-kind creation and bring it home with you as a cherished reminder of your experience. Immerse yourself in a world of nature-inspired design as Nicky Barton shares her expertise and passion for capturing the essence of the natural world in her jewellery. Living and working on the picturesque Dartmoor, Nicky's work is deeply influenced by the tactile qualities of the surrounding flora and fauna. Through casting in silver, reticulating, hammering, and embedding semi-precious stones, she skillfully reproduces the textures and colors found in the environment. The Jewellery Workshop (afternoon session) will take place at the Thelma Hulbert Gallery on November 25, 2023. Choose between two time slots, 1.30pm - 3.30pm or 10.30am - 12.30pm, and join us for this fun and highly rewarding experience. The ticket price is £55, with a discounted rate of £50 available for THG Friends. Additionally, we are pleased to offer free places for individuals aged 15-25 (proof of age may be required). All materials and refreshments will be provided, ensuring a seamless and enjoyable workshop. Immerse yourself in the world of jewellery making and let your creativity shine at the Jewellery Workshop (afternoon session) in Honiton. Book your place now and embark on a journey of artistic expression and personal fulfillment.

Join the special Jewellery Workshop (morning session) at Thelma Hulbert Gallery in Honiton and indulge in the art of designing and crafting jewellery inspired by nature. Led by renowned jeweller Nicky Barton, this workshop offers a unique opportunity to learn various techniques such as shaping, sawing, texturing, and soldering solid silver. Discover the intricacies of jewellery making as you create your own exquisite pendant, ring, or earring to take home. This captivating workshop takes place on December 9, 2023, from 10:30 am to 12:30 pm. The ticket price is £55, with a discounted rate of £50 available for THG Friends. Additionally, there are free places for individuals aged 15 to 25 (proof of age may be required). Nicky Barton, a talented jeweller living and working in the enchanting surroundings of Dartmoor, draws inspiration from the tactile qualities of the local flora and fauna. Through her expert craftsmanship, she beautifully captures the essence of nature in her jewellery. Barton employs techniques like casting in silver, reticulating, hammering, and embedding semi-precious stones to reflect the natural colors found in the environment. Immerse yourself in this fun and highly rewarding experience. All materials will be provided, and refreshments will be available throughout the workshop. Don't miss this opportunity to explore your creativity and create a stunning piece of jewellery under the guidance of a skilled professional. Book your place now for the Jewellery Workshop (morning session) at Thelma Hulbert Gallery in Honiton.

Discover the captivating world of nature-inspired jewellery design at the Jewellery Workshop (afternoon session) held at the prestigious Thelma Hulbert Gallery in Honiton. Led by the renowned jeweller, Nicky Barton, this unique workshop offers an opportunity to craft your own exquisite pendant, ring, or earring using solid silver. From shaping and sawing to adding intricate textures and soldering, you will learn the art of silver craftsmanship and create a one-of-a-kind piece to take home. Immerse yourself in this enriching experience, where creativity meets nature's beauty. Nicky Barton, a talented artist living and working in Dartmoor, draws inspiration from the surrounding flora and fauna to infuse her designs with tactile qualities. Through casting and hammering techniques, she expertly translates the textures of the natural world into her jewellery, enhancing the organic allure with semi-precious stones that mirror the environment's natural hues. Whether you are a seasoned jewellery maker or a beginner looking to explore your artistic side, this workshop promises to be a rewarding and enjoyable encounter. With all materials and refreshments provided, you can simply focus on unleashing your creativity and honing your skills under the guidance of an experienced jeweller. The Jewellery Workshop (afternoon session) takes place on December 9th, 2023, from 1.30 pm to 3.30 pm. Tickets are priced at £55, with a special rate of £50 for THG Friends. Additionally, there are a limited number of free places available for individuals aged 15-25. Don't miss this extraordinary opportunity to create a timeless piece of jewellery that reflects the wonders of nature. Book your place now and embark on a journey of artistic expression.

Join renowned art historian, John Francis, in an enlightening talk series that delves into the world of winter art. Starting with Pieter Bruegel the Elder's iconic masterpiece, 'Hunters in the Snow,' this series will explore key works from the UK and Europe that capture the essence of winter. From John Ruskin's groundbreaking interpretation of mountains as beautiful and divine, to German and Scandinavian artists who depicted the harshness and sublime potential of winter, we will uncover the diverse perspectives on this season. Notable artists like Monet and Hassan faced the challenge of capturing the essence of snow in their works, while photographers such as Stieglitz, Brandt, and Devon's own James Ravilious captured the fleeting and dynamic nature of winter weather in urban and rural settings during the 20th century. Throughout history, art has provided solace and insight, allowing us to come to terms with the awe-inspiring drama and power of winter. Join us to unlock the hidden stories behind these captivating artworks as we navigate the complex relationship between art and winter. Discover other talks in this thought-provoking series.

Discover the secrets to achieving stunning results in watercolours at the Watercolour workshop, part of a series of four painting workshops with esteemed artist Claire Jeanes. Taking place at the Thelma Hulbert Gallery in Honiton on January 20, 2024, this workshop will delve into the various techniques, styles, and tips necessary to create truly remarkable artwork in this translucent medium. From mastering the delicate brushstrokes to understanding the unique effects that can be achieved, participants will be guided through the process of creating a finished painting that embodies the beauty of watercolours. Whether you're a seasoned painter or just starting out, this workshop offers a rare opportunity to explore different painting media in a supportive environment, with all materials provided. With a focus on enjoyment and learning, Claire Jeanes, an experienced artist with a background in graphic design and teaching, will inspire and guide participants in developing their skills and techniques. Join us at the Watercolour workshop and unlock your creative potential in this captivating art form. Tickets for this workshop are priced at £35 (£30 for THG Friends) and free places are available for individuals aged 15-25. Additionally, there is a special price of £120 for all four workshops. Reserve your spot by contacting info@thelmahulbert.com or calling 01404 45006.

Join renowned art historian, John Francis, as he delves into the world of James Ravilious, an extraordinary artist and chronicler of rural England. Ravilious, the son of famous war painter Eric Ravilious, captured the landscapes, seasons, and people of disappearing rural England from 1972 to 1999. Through over 80,000 black and white images, Ravilious documented every aspect of local life in Devon, including landscape, farming, everyday life in towns and villages, and special occasions. With a painter's keen eye, he captured the harsh realities and simple pleasures of farming communities in remote Devon, becoming a compassionate witness to the challenges of country life. This unique talk series offers a rare opportunity to deepen your knowledge and gain a greater appreciation for the art of James Ravilious. For a special price of £60, you can attend all six talks in the series. To secure your place, please call 01404 45006 to book. Don't miss out on this chance to explore the captivating work of James Ravilious and discover the hidden stories within his photographs. Be sure to check out the other talks in this series as well. The event will take place at the Thelma Hulbert Gallery in Honiton, located at Dowell Street, Honiton, EX14 1LX. Mark your calendars for January 22, 2024, and prepare to be inspired by the art of James Ravilious.

Join artist Claire Jeanes for a workshop exploring the versatile medium of gouache at the Thelma Hulbert Gallery in Honiton. This water-based medium is known for its opacity, providing solid coverage and making it ideal for flat designs. Designers in particular love working with gouache, especially when paired with colored paper. In this workshop, you'll have the opportunity to work with gouache and create a beautiful piece of artwork. The workshop runs from 10:30 AM to 1:00 PM and costs £35 (£30 for THG Friends). There are also free places available for individuals aged 15-25. Alternatively, you can book all four workshops for a special price of £120. This series of workshops offers a rare chance to explore different painting media, with all materials provided. Discover which medium suits you best or develop a love for them all as you learn various techniques and effects. Each workshop concludes with a finished piece of artwork to inspire your future creative endeavors. Don't miss this opportunity to delve into the world of gouache and expand your artistic skills. About the artist: Claire Jeanes.

Discover the diverse techniques and styles of acrylic painting in this captivating afternoon workshop. Led by renowned artist Claire Jeanes, this session is part of a series of four workshops held on Saturdays at the prestigious Thelma Hulbert Gallery in Honiton. Acrylics, known for their vibrant colors and water-soluble nature, offer endless creative possibilities. Whether you prefer a delicate watercolor-like effect or a bold, textured masterpiece created with a palette knife, this workshop will equip you with the skills to achieve your desired style. Embrace the opportunity to experiment with various painting media, as all materials will be provided. Don't worry about getting messy – just remember to wear old clothes and bring an apron. The workshop runs from 14:00 to 16:30 and costs £35 (£30 for THG Friends). Additionally, young artists aged 15-25 can attend for free. For those eager to explore all four workshops, a special price of £120 is available. To book your place, contact info@thelmahulbert.com or call 01404 45006. Unleash your creativity and create a captivating abstract painting under the guidance of Claire Jeanes. Each workshop concludes with a finished artwork that will inspire your future creative endeavors. Don't miss this rare opportunity to delve into the world of acrylic painting and discover your preferred medium.

Join renowned art historian, John Francis, as he takes you on a captivating journey through the golden age of art in Norway and the enchanting world of Icelandic art. Delve deep into the late 19th century, a defining moment in Norway's history, where Romantic painters turned to their own land for inspiration. Discover the beauty of Norway through the eyes of artists such as JC Dahl, Peder Balke, Nikolai Astrup, and Harald Sohlberg, who skillfully captured the essence of Norway's people, myths, and landscapes. Intriguingly, we will also explore the art and legends of Iceland, a country renowned for its striking beauty and rich folklore. Immerse yourself in the works of Johannes Kjarval, a fisherman turned mystic painter, and discover the folklore-influenced sculptures of Einar Jonsson. Experience the magic of Iceland's landscape of ice and fire through the art that pays homage to its awe-inspiring beauty. This captivating series of talks is not to be missed, and you can attend all six talks at a special price of £60. To secure your place, simply call 01404 45006. Expand your knowledge and deepen your appreciation of art as we celebrate the extraordinary artistic heritage of Norway and Iceland. Be sure to explore our other talks in this series.

Explore the exciting world of mixed media at the Mixed Media Workshop, hosted by the Thelma Hulbert Gallery in Honiton. Join artist Claire Jeanes for a series of four painting workshops, where you will learn various techniques including collaging, stencilling, layering, drawing, and painting. This is the final workshop in the series, so don't miss out! During the workshop, you will have the opportunity to incorporate any paint medium of your choice, along with collaged materials, images, stencils, and more. A wide variety of materials will be provided, giving you plenty of inspiration and ideas to create a final piece of artwork to take home. Let your creativity soar as you explore different painting media and discover the techniques and effects they offer. The workshop runs from 10:30 am to 1:00 pm and is priced at £35 (£30 for THG Friends). Additionally, there are free places available for 15-25 year olds. If you wish to attend all four workshops, there is a special price of £120. To book your spot, please contact the Thelma Hulbert Gallery at info@thelmahulbert.com or call 01404 45006. Don't miss this rare opportunity to try different painting media and expand your artistic horizons. All materials will be provided, so just bring your enthusiasm and get ready to create stunning artworks. Each workshop concludes with a finished piece of artwork that will inspire you on your future creative journeys. Join Claire Jeanes and unlock your artistic potential at the Mixed Media Workshop.

Discover the world of mixed media at the Mixed Media Workshop - afternoon, held at the Thelma Hulbert Gallery in Honiton. Led by renowned artist Claire Jeanes, this workshop is part of a four-part series designed to ignite your creativity. With a focus on incorporating collaged materials and images, stenciling, layering, drawing, and painting, you will have the opportunity to explore various paint mediums alongside these techniques. The workshop provides all the necessary materials, allowing you to fully immerse yourself in the artistic process. Throughout the workshop, you will be inspired by a wide range of ideas and materials, enabling you to create a final piece of artwork to take home. This masterpiece will not only reflect your newfound skills but also leave you buzzing with ideas for future projects. Additionally, participants aged 15-25 can claim a free place, making this an accessible and inclusive event. Whether you are a seasoned artist or just starting to explore your creative side, this workshop offers a rare chance to experiment with different painting media. Under the guidance of Claire Jeanes, you will learn various techniques and discover the unique effects each medium can achieve. Each workshop concludes with a finished piece of artwork, serving as a source of inspiration for your future creative endeavors. Don't miss this exciting opportunity to delve into the world of mixed media and unlock your artistic potential. Book your place at the Mixed Media Workshop - afternoon by contacting info@thelmahulbert.com or calling 01404 45006. Join us at the Thelma Hulbert Gallery on February 10, 2024, from 14:00 to 16:30. Ticket prices start at £35, with a special offer of £120 for all four workshops.

Join renowned art historian, John Francis, as he delves into the fascinating world of Carl Larsson, the esteemed grandfather of Swedish painting. This exclusive talk series will enrich your understanding and enhance your appreciation of Larsson's remarkable contributions to the Arts and Crafts movement in Europe. Born in the humble Gamla Stan neighborhood of Stockholm, Larsson overcame impoverished beginnings to leave an indelible mark on the art world. Through captivating paintings and enchanting watercolors, he captured the essence of joy and depicted idyllic scenes from his family life in the countryside. Immerse yourself in Larsson's enchanting world as you explore his masterpieces and discover the profound beauty within each stroke. The Thelma Hulbert Gallery in Honiton provides the perfect backdrop for this captivating series, which promises to be a truly enlightening experience. To secure your place in this exceptional art talk series, please call 01404 45006 to book. Don't miss out on this incredible opportunity to delve into the Swedish idyll of Carl Larsson. Expand your knowledge, deepen your appreciation, and become captivated by the mesmerizing world of one of Europe's most influential artists. Be sure to check out the other captivating talks in this series as well. Experience the transformative power of art and embark on a journey that will leave you with a newfound appreciation for the beauty that surrounds us.

Experience a captivating journey into the world of 19th-century Danish painting with celebrated art historian, John Francis. Delve deep into the remarkable artistic explosion that took place in Denmark between 1790 and 1910, as it emerged as a formidable rival to the art scenes of Paris and London. Together, we will explore the masterpieces of renowned painters such as Eckersberg, Kobke, and P.S. Kroyer. Prepare to be enraptured as we transport you to the enchanting art colony of Skagen, located at the northernmost tip of Denmark. This haven of creativity became a meeting place for a multitude of talented Scandinavian artists who sought inspiration from its magical surroundings. Uncover the captivating works of Skagen natives Michael and Ann Ancher, whose paintings will ignite your imagination. Immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of Danish art history and gain a profound appreciation for its beauty and significance. Join us for this extraordinary art talk series, consisting of six captivating sessions. Book your place now for the special price of £60 by calling 01404 45006. Expand your artistic horizons and discover a world of artistic brilliance. This event will take place on 26th February 2024 at the Thelma Hulbert Gallery in Honiton. Don't miss out on this enlightening experience. Discover other thought-provoking talks in this series.

Join the ACED workshop: Producing Live Events, a free workshop designed for those new to producing live events or in need of a refresher. This workshop covers all aspects of delivering a successful event, including event concept and design, the importance of networking, tools for planning and organizing, social media and marketing, health and safety, as well as making your event as sustainable and environmentally friendly as possible. The workshop will also provide essential guidance on organizing events on council-owned land in East Devon. Led by Andrew Pilkington, an experienced professional with over 11 years of expertise in orchestrating live music events, club nights, and managing festival stages, this workshop offers valuable insights. Andrew has worked at renowned festivals such as Glastonbury, Leeds Festival, Green Man, and Boardmasters. Currently, he is involved with Chai Wallahs, an independent festival venue with a capacity of 2000, and is launching workshops in East Devon to share his knowledge with aspiring music professionals. Don't miss this opportunity to learn from an industry expert and gain valuable knowledge to enhance your event production skills. Join us on April 17, 2024, at The Beehive in Honiton. Admission is free, so reserve your spot now.

Experience the enchanting performance of Lee Rawlings as he brings to life "The Signalman" by Charles Dickens at Honiton Library on May 1, 2024. This captivating retelling of a classic ghost story is suitable for ages 13 and above. The venue, conveniently located at 50 New Street, Honiton, EX14 1BS, offers an accessible building with easy entry, ensuring a comfortable experience for all attendees. For those arriving by car, parking is available at the New Street Car Park across from the library. Best of all, parking is free after 6pm, making it convenient for evening events. Don't miss this opportunity to immerse yourself in the atmospheric world created by a master storyteller. Secure your ticket for just £6.13 and prepare to be transported into the eerie and mysterious realm of Charles Dickens' tale.

The Honiton Agricultural Show is an annual event held at the Honiton Showground in Honiton, UK. As one of the leading agricultural shows in the region, its primary goal is to promote agriculture and related industries. The show provides a platform for showcasing the best of local farming, produce, crafts, and rural skills. This prestigious event is organized by a company limited by guarantee and is also a registered charity. Every year, a charity is chosen by the elected President, who then has the opportunity to raise funds during the show. The Honiton Agricultural Show supports a wide range of local, agricultural, and educational causes through its yearly donations. It is a celebration of the agricultural community, and participants can take part in various farm competitions throughout the year, covering diverse categories from barley to silage. The Honiton Agricultural Show 2024 is scheduled to take place on August 1, 2024. This event is highly anticipated by farmers, exhibitors, and visitors alike. It offers a unique opportunity to learn about the latest advancements in agriculture, network with industry professionals, and support a worthy cause. Join us at the Honiton Showground for an unforgettable experience that showcases the very best of the agricultural world.

Join Paul Spencer at the Thelma Hulbert Gallery in Honiton for an immersive workshop called "Exploring 3D Paper Forms." This unique event will teach you how to transform ordinary sheets of paper into stunning three-dimensional creations. Through various techniques such as folded geometric shapes, nets, and sliced forms, you'll learn the art of bringing flat paper to life. No prior experience is necessary, as all tools and materials will be provided to participants. Paul Spencer, a Devon-based sculptural paper artist, will guide you through the workshop. His expertise in the field is showcased in his artwork "38 White Hemispheres," currently on display at the gallery until October 28th. Aside from being an accomplished artist, Paul has had a diverse career in the creative industries, including 3D/Industrial Design, Graphic Design, and Brand Design. Don't miss this opportunity to delve into the fascinating world of 3D paper art. The workshop takes place on November 18th, and tickets are priced at £40 (£35 for THG friends) with free admission for individuals aged 15-25 (proof of age may be required). Immerse yourself in this captivating experience and discover the endless possibilities of transforming paper into breathtaking forms.

Discover the exquisite art of jewellery-making inspired by the beauty of nature at the Jewellery Workshop (morning session). Led by renowned jeweller Nicky Barton, this special workshop offers a unique opportunity to learn the craft of shaping, sawing, texturing, and soldering solid silver. Unleash your creativity and fashion your very own bespoke pendant, ring, or earring to cherish and wear proudly. The workshop takes place at the prestigious Thelma Hulbert Gallery in Honiton, a city renowned for its vibrant arts scene. Immerse yourself in a serene environment as you embark on this rewarding experience, perfect for all skill levels. Attendees aged 15-25 may also qualify for a complimentary place upon presenting valid proof of age. Under Nicky Barton's expert guidance, you will delve into the delicate art of jewellery-making, capturing the essence of Dartmoor's captivating flora and fauna. Explore techniques such as casting in silver, reticulating, hammering, and embedding semi-precious stones to mirror the natural hues of the surrounding environment. All materials and refreshments will be provided, ensuring a seamless and enjoyable experience. Elevate your artistic journey and reserve your spot today at the Jewellery Workshop (morning session) in Honiton.

Join the Climate Conversations event at the Thelma Hulbert Gallery in Honiton to celebrate the opening of the new exhibition, "Mikhail Karikis: Acoustics of Resistance". This event will feature esteemed guests, including artist Mikhail Karikis and Be The Change Society. By engaging with communities and utilizing art as a medium, Climate Conversations aims to bring climate discussions to the forefront of the community and raise awareness of climate issues. Be The Change Society, a society based in Exeter, focuses on sustainability campaigns both on and off the Exeter University campus. Don't miss the opportunity to hear from this Greek/British artist, whose work in moving image, sound, performance, and other media has been exhibited in renowned contemporary art biennials, museums such as the TATE and Whitechapel Gallery, and film festivals worldwide. Mikhail Karikis' diverse practice includes video, installation, performance, and sound. The Climate Conversations event will be held on 13th January 2024, at the Thelma Hulbert Gallery in Honiton, and admission is free. Don't miss this important event that brings together art and climate awareness.

Discover the diverse techniques and styles of working with acrylics in this captivating workshop. Led by renowned artist Claire Jeanes, this event is part of a series of four painting workshops held on Saturday mornings. Acrylics, known for their vibrant nature and water-soluble properties, dry with a luminous sheen. They can be applied in thin layers akin to watercolors or used thickly with a palette knife, allowing for a multitude of creative possibilities. Explore the various techniques and styles available, and delve into the world of abstract art as you create your own masterpiece. It is advisable to wear old clothing and bring an apron for protection while working with acrylics. The workshop is scheduled from 10:30 AM to 1:00 PM, and the cost is £35 (£30 for THG Friends). In a generous offer, free places are available for individuals aged 15 to 25. Alternatively, you can opt for a special price of £120 for all four workshops. To secure your spot, contact info@thelmahulbert.com or call 01404 45006. These workshops provide a unique opportunity to experiment with various painting media, as all materials will be provided. Uncover the medium that resonates with your artistic sensibilities or develop a love for all of them as you gain proficiency in different techniques and witness the diverse effects you can achieve. Each workshop concludes with a finished artwork that will serve as a source of inspiration for your future creative endeavors. Immerse yourself in this transformative experience guided by the expertise of Claire Jeanes.

Art enthusiasts are invited to join a talk series with the esteemed art historian, John Francis, to delve deeper into their understanding and cultivate a greater appreciation for the world of art. This particular talk will focus on the romantic painters of 19th century Norway, who skillfully captured the country's unique identity, myths, and landscapes. Renowned artists such as JC Dahl, Nikolai Astrup, Christian Krohg, and Edvard Munch will be explored, showcasing their stunning works. Moving on to the enchanting country of Iceland, renowned for its breathtaking beauty and rich folklore, the talk will delve into the art and legends that have emerged from this special Nordic land. The mystic painter, Johannes Kjarval, a former fisherman who became the grandfather of Icelandic painting, will take center stage, alongside the folklore-inspired sculptures of Einar Jonsson. Together, the audience will celebrate the captivating art of Iceland and its mesmerizing landscapes of ice and fire. To secure your place, please call 01404 45006 to book. Don't miss out on the opportunity to explore the artistry of Norway and Iceland in this remarkable talk series.

COTIDAL, an extraordinary film by Tania Kovats, an artist hailing from Devon, has been commissioned by Time and Tide Bell. Sadly, the highly anticipated event has been postponed and will now take place during the week of March 11th, 2023. The exact date will be announced shortly. This captivating film will span an impressive duration of 24 hours and 50 minutes, mirroring the length of a lunar day, as it traces the ebb and flow of high tide across the enchanting landscapes of the United Kingdom. Kovats seamlessly weaves together contributions from local communities with her own artistic segments, resulting in a mesmerizing cinematic experience. "COTIDAL" serves as a poignant meditation, prompting viewers to contemplate the profound question: What do they see when they behold the vastness of the sea? Mark your calendars for this immersive artist talk and film screening, scheduled to take place at the Thelma Hulbert Gallery in Honiton, located at Dowell Street, Honiton, EX14 1LX. Although ticket prices have yet to be announced due to the event's postponement, this highly anticipated event promises to be an unforgettable and thought-provoking experience. Stay tuned for updates on the rescheduled date and secure your spot for an illuminating exploration of the wonders of the sea.

Experience a captivating journey through the world of 19th-century Danish painting with the esteemed art historian, John Francis. Delve deep into the artistic evolution that took place in Denmark between 1790 and 1910, a period that caught the attention of Paris and London. Witness the emergence of remarkable talents such as Eckersberg, Kobke, and P.S. Kroyer, whose mesmerizing paintings continue to captivate art enthusiasts today. Explore the flourishing art colony in Skagen, the northernmost point of Denmark, which served as a magnet for Scandinavian artists. Immerse yourself in the enchanting atmosphere of this magical place and discover the masterpieces created by Skagen artists like Michael and Ann Ancher. To make this enlightening journey accessible to all art lovers, we offer a special price of £60 for all six talks. To secure your place, please call 01404 45006 to book. Expand your knowledge and indulge in the rich heritage of Danish painting with our Art Talk: 19th Century Danish Painting series. Discover other captivating talks in this series and join us on March 25, 2024, at the Thelma Hulbert Gallery in Honiton.

That Ain't Gonna Work - Cornhole Tournament - Real Estate Networking Event Come join us for a fun-filled day at Inverness Brewery! You'll have a chance to meet our preferred contractors, play games, win prizes, and much more! First drink is on us! If you would like to participate in the cornhole tournament please e-mail info@hawkinspect.com and include the following: -1 or 2 players? -Player names -Team name if applicable All cornhole players should arrive no later than 12:30. Information Source: eventbrite

Experiment with a range of media, such as pencil, acrylic, watercolour, oil pastel, textiles and found materials. Learn how to put materials together to create expressive art works. Art materials are provided, and tips & techniques are discussed. Come prepared to create! Suitable for ages Youth to Adult When: Thursdays 13 February 202520 February 202527 February 20256 March 2025Session Times: 5-7pm Where: Tech Room, Wetherill Park Library, Stockland Wetherill Park, 561-583 Polding St Wetherill Park, NSW 2164 Details: Registration Required All workshops and programs include a 10-minute arrival and a 10-minute pack up time, as part of the duration of the workshop. Please contact the Programs Team by phoning 0438 257 838 during business hours, for questions regarding this program. Cost: Free Library Membership: It is recommended that all attendees are library members of the Fairfield City Open Libraries. If you are not a member, please click the link below to sign up. Membership is free and for everyone. Join our Library Fairfield City Council (nsw.gov.au) LIBRARY PROGRAMS TERMS AND CONDITIONS Children attending Programs Children must be within the age range advertised for the event. Guardians responsible for children under the age of 12 are required to remain within the library premises for the entire duration of the program. Please note that guardians must be 16 years of age or older. For more information, please refer to Fairfield City Council Child Safe Policy. Program facilitators are committed to maintaining a respectful and positive environment for all attendees. Please be aware that any inappropriate or offensive behaviour, whether by attendees or guardians, will not be tolerated. In such cases, attendees and guardians may be asked to leave the program. Photography, filming, and recording Council accredited photographers may be taking photographs during Council run events, which may include photographs of you and/ or members of your family. These photographs may be used by Council at any time for social, promotional, or advertising purposes. The photographs may also be provided to media outlets such as local newspapers. If you do not consent to you or your family’s photograph being taken, please notify event staff at the time of entry. Council does not accept liability if no notification by you is made during the event and your photograph is taken and used for the above purposes. Participation in a Program Please note that on occasions, workshops may be rescheduled or cancelled due to low enrolment or unexpected circumstances. We will make every effort to keep you informed of any changes through text or email. A confirmation text will be sent 24 hours prior to the event to confirm your attendance. If you are unable to attend, please cancel your booking on Eventbrite to open up spots for others or get in touch with Library staff on 97250333. Failure to notify us of non-attendance may impact future ticket reservations. If you fail to show up for an event as advertised, we reserve the right to reallocate vacant spots to other participants. 10 minutes after the scheduled start time. The right of admission is reserved by council staff or event coordinators. Health and Safety For the safety of all attendees, we kindly request that you refrain from attending any workshops or programs if you are experiencing any illness, respiratory issues, or symptoms related to COVID-19 (such as fever, coughing, sore throat, fatigue, or shortness of breath). Please notify the library if you are unable to attend by calling 97250333. Disclaimer Please note that program bookings are handled via Eventbrite, an external website. We recommend reviewing their privacy policy and other disclaimers to understand how they store and use your information. We will make every attempt to ensure accuracy, currency, and reliability of the information provided by third parties in advertising our programs. However, changes in circumstances beyond our control and editorial errors may occur from time to time, which could impact the quality of this information. Confirmation of any program information can be sought by calling 9725 0333 Information Source: Creative Art - Fairfield City Open Libraries | eventbrite

Make art by mixing different materials in a relaxed creative setting. See how layers go together in your art-works, through guided exercises. Tips, ideas and discussions are part of the experience. Come along prepared to create! Art materials and equipment provided. One free mocktail for each participant! Suitable for youth and adults. Registration required. This is a guided program, so don't get left behind - come on time! Suitable for ages Youth to Adult (13+) When: Thursdays 13 March 202520 March 202527 March 20253 April 2025Session Times: 4.30-7.30pm Where: Tech Room, Wetherill Park Library, Stockland Wetherill Park, 561-583 Polding St Wetherill Park, NSW 2164 Details: Registration Required All workshops and programs include a 10-minute arrival and a 10-minute pack up time, as part of the duration of the workshop. Please contact the Programs Team by phoning 0438 257 838 during business hours, for questions regarding this program. Cost: Free Library Membership: It is recommended that all attendees are library members of the Fairfield City Open Libraries. If you are not a member, please click the link below to sign up. Membership is free and for everyone. Join our Library Fairfield City Council (nsw.gov.au) LIBRARY PROGRAMS TERMS AND CONDITIONS Children attending Programs Children must be within the age range advertised for the event. Guardians responsible for children under the age of 12 are required to remain within the library premises for the entire duration of the program. Please note that guardians must be 16 years of age or older. For more information, please refer to Fairfield City Council Child Safe Policy. Program facilitators are committed to maintaining a respectful and positive environment for all attendees. Please be aware that any inappropriate or offensive behaviour, whether by attendees or guardians, will not be tolerated. In such cases, attendees and guardians may be asked to leave the program. Photography, filming, and recording Council accredited photographers may be taking photographs during Council run events, which may include photographs of you and/ or members of your family. These photographs may be used by Council at any time for social, promotional, or advertising purposes. The photographs may also be provided to media outlets such as local newspapers. If you do not consent to you or your family’s photograph being taken, please notify event staff at the time of entry. Council does not accept liability if no notification by you is made during the event and your photograph is taken and used for the above purposes. Participation in a Program Please note that on occasions, workshops may be rescheduled or cancelled due to low enrolment or unexpected circumstances. We will make every effort to keep you informed of any changes through text or email. A confirmation text will be sent 24 hours prior to the event to confirm your attendance. If you are unable to attend, please cancel your booking on Eventbrite to open up spots for others or get in touch with Library staff on 97250333. Failure to notify us of non-attendance may impact future ticket reservations. If you fail to show up for an event as advertised, we reserve the right to reallocate vacant spots to other participants. 10 minutes after the scheduled start time. The right of admission is reserved by council staff or event coordinators. Health and Safety For the safety of all attendees, we kindly request that you refrain from attending any workshops or programs if you are experiencing any illness, respiratory issues, or symptoms related to COVID-19 (such as fever, coughing, sore throat, fatigue, or shortness of breath). Please notify the library if you are unable to attend by calling 97250333. Disclaimer Please note that program bookings are handled via Eventbrite, an external website. We recommend reviewing their privacy policy and other disclaimers to understand how they store and use your information. We will make every attempt to ensure accuracy, currency, and reliability of the information provided by third parties in advertising our programs. However, changes in circumstances beyond our control and editorial errors may occur from time to time, which could impact the quality of this information. Confirmation of any program information can be sought by calling 9725 0333 Information Source: Creative Art - Fairfield City Open Libraries | eventbrite