Explore how drawing can encourage mindfulness and well-being at John Wesley's New Room. Join Bristol artist Simon Tozer as he leads a relaxed and friendly workshop, followed by tea and cake.
During this experience, you will enjoy an afternoon of trying out simple drawing exercises, including some time in the tranquil 18th Century Chapel. This hidden gem is tucked away amidst the hustle and bustle of Bristol City Centre and offers a calming space to enjoy this creative workshop.
At the end of the workshop, you will be served tea and a delicious cake from the Chapel cafe.
Age restrictions: 18+
Adult (1 x Drawing for Mindfulness with Tea + Cake) | £35 |
2 x Drawing for Mindfulness with Tea + Cake (Tickets must be redeemed together at the same workshop) | £60 |
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Peaceful, creative and fun. A wonderful teacher, a beautiful location, and an interesting group. ...
Thoroughly enjoyed the session and brought back some useful tips on moving forwards with drawing....
Such a lovely peaceful couple of hours, great company and tea and cake.
Peaceful, creative and fun. A wonderful teacher, a beautiful location, and an interesting group. Thank you.
Thoroughly enjoyed the session and brought back some useful tips on moving forwards with drawing. Simon was a good tutor and easily understood. The tea, cake and chat was great at the end where we discussed what we had done and got to know each other a bit x
Such a lovely peaceful couple of hours, great company and tea and cake.
Hand sanitiser is available on site.
John Wesley's New Room is a small and friendly museum in the heart of Bristol. Their experiences offer you a chance to get creative with relaxing crafts, all while meeting new people and learning new skills along the way.
Simon studied painting at Portsmouth and printmaking at Chelsea College of Art, where he won the British Institution Fund Award. He remained in London after leaving university and worked as a scenic painter and muralist. He moved to Bristol in 2002. He works as a printmaker, illustrator and teacher of screen printing.
Simon’s work has been included in the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition, the National Open Art Competition and the RWA Autumn Open. His work is held in several public collections.
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