Mondrian Style Fabric Collage
Participants will create fabric collages inspired by the Mondrian style with all materials provided.
Home · Events in Barrow-in-Furness This Week
As September ends and October begins, you'll find a variety of things to do in Barrow-in-Furness this week. If you're interested in local artistry or learning new skills, there are creative workshops exploring different crafting techniques and art forms. You could try a fabric collage session inspired by modernist art, or a hands-on project making decorative items from felt, offering an activity for families. These sessions provide a chance to learn something new or enjoy a creative outlet within the community. Your cultural explorations can extend to visual arts, with an exhibition presenting photography that delves into maritime themes, offering an insight into the local environment. As the week progresses, consider the comedy performance at Cookes Studios for a relaxed and humorous evening, or attend a lively themed music night at OTAGO, designed as a fundraiser. Beyond these artistic and social engagements, you can explore a community event highlighting local craftsmanship and sustainable practices. This offers a chance to find unique items and understand regional traditions. For families, there are also community activities planned, offering ways for younger residents to participate and learn. These diverse opportunities ensure you can engage with Barrow's community spirit and creative offerings, whether you're looking for a workshop, entertainment, or a family outing. Check the listings below for specific details.
Participants will create fabric collages inspired by the Mondrian style with all materials provided.
A hands-on craft workshop creating felt flowers and feathers with all materials provided for £25.
A comedy show titled '67 Thousand Barrovians Can't Be Wrong' performs at Cookes Studios.
An 80s-themed fundraiser featuring synth-pop, dance, and disco music to support Mind in.
A coastal-themed event at Furness For You featuring local crafts and sustainable practices.
Photographer Tessa Bunney showcases a new photographic exhibition at the Dock Museum.
Marine Survey event scheduled for Sunday 4th October at Marine Survey venue.