Join Charlie for another (incredibly popular) 6 week course in how to draw portraits. Starting from the very basics of portrait drawing, moving on to studying proportion and then the individual features with simple line drawings. Finally, producing your very own portrait painting to be proud of. A beautiful venue, experienced tutor and fresh coffee […]
This exhibition is the third in Chippenham Museum’s Spotlight series dedicated to its growing Modern and Contemporary Art Collection. The project began in 2019 with the desire to celebrate the rich artistic history of this part of North Wiltshire. As a permanent collection, it acts as a source of inspiration, education and enjoyment for all. […]
Ellie Thompson is an artist currently practicing in the South-West. Since graduating from The Ruskin School of Art in 2022, Ellie has exhibited a host of hapless characters across Oxford, London, Bath, Bristol, Rugby and Corsham. Thompson’s interest in schadenfreude (the joy derived from another’s misfortune), anatomy and a cartoonish sense of humour informs each […]
Join Charlie for another incredibly popular 6 week course in portraiture for the improver. Building of previous drawing experience, you'll be considering lighting and the representation of hands to produce a dramatic and convincing portrait painting. A beautiful venue, experienced tutor and fresh coffee - come and indulge with other lovely local budding artists. Enjoy […]
A Happy Café is one which has agreed to be part of the Happy Café Network, which is being set up by members of the Action for Happiness movement. Happy Cafés provide a warm welcome for anyone interested in happiness and wellbeing, encouraging people to meet together for a drink and friendly chat. Your local […]
Allsorts Community Choir in Chippenham meet on Tuesday evenings from 7.30pm at Sheldon Road Methodist Church. All sorts of age and gender welcome. No singing experience necessary. No need to read music, No auditions, basically if you’re enthusiastic and committed, you’re in! All sorts of music styles from swing to gospel to folk and pop […]
'My favourite time of the week by far' - regular attendee Wednesday mornings 9.30 - 11.30am (Also runs on Tuesday evenings - 7-9pm) A chance to indulge, draw and to practice some essential drawing skills in a beautiful environment, guided by someone with 30 years teaching experience. You'll use a diverse range of styles and […]
#WarmSpaces in Chippenham offer a friendly welcome to support anyone who needs help during the chilly weather and the cost of living crisis. Baptist Church, Station Hill Monday, 1000 – 1200 Café Spero, Wood Lane Thursday, 0900 – 1100, refreshments £1.50 Central Methodist Church, Monkton Hill Friday, 1000 – 1130, warm place with tea and […]
This exhibition is the third in Chippenham Museum’s Spotlight series dedicated to its growing Modern and Contemporary Art Collection. The project began in 2019 with the desire to celebrate the rich artistic history of this part of North Wiltshire. As a permanent collection, it acts as a source of inspiration, education and enjoyment for all. […]
Ellie Thompson is an artist currently practicing in the South-West. Since graduating from The Ruskin School of Art in 2022, Ellie has exhibited a host of hapless characters across Oxford, London, Bath, Bristol, Rugby and Corsham. Thompson’s interest in schadenfreude (the joy derived from another’s misfortune), anatomy and a cartoonish sense of humour informs each […]
Sunday 8th September – A Three Chapel Walk 7.5 miles, Easy, Meet at 9:30am, Corsham Pound Pill Primary School Car Park, SN13 9YW, FREE A gentle walk along paths, byways, and quiet roads to visit Chapel Plaister and Monks Chapel before returning for a guided tour and refreshments at the Lady Margaret Hungerford Almshouses. […]
Sunday 8th September – A Three Chapel Walk 7.5 miles, Easy, Meet at 9:30am, Corsham Pound Pill Primary School Car Park, SN13 9YW, FREE A gentle walk along paths, byways, and quiet roads to visit Chapel Plaister and Monks Chapel before returning for a guided tour and refreshments at the Lady Margaret Hungerford Almshouses. […]
