Join marine advocate and experimental artist Sarah-Jane Blake for an immersive tour of Enclosure Bay. The morning begins at the picnic bench site, at the head of the bay, where we will join for a meet and greet and a short kōrero/talk at 10.00am over a hot drink (supplied). SJ will then lead a walk around the bay where we will explore the intertidal zone, stopping to observe small and large details of the landscape. Experimenting with different forms of mark making, through various sensory-led propositions, participants will connect to this changing landscape and have a small archive of site to take home with them on paper.

Following the walk and draw we will have a short chat back at the starting point. Feel free to bring a packed lunch to have after the event.

Purchase a ticket now to secure your spot!

What to bring

A nature journal or sketchbook/notebook
Pencil(s)
Some loose sheets of plain newsprint or printer paper
A hard/stiff surface e.g., the back of journal/sketchbook or board to rest your work upon
Something to sit on damp ground with e.g., a small outdoor cushion or piece of plastic

Please note that the coastal/bay walk involves uneven, slippery and muddy terrain so please bring suitable walking shoes. Please bring own water bottle and any wet weather protection. We will be getting down and dirty with the beach, seabed and rocks so be prepared to dip your toes in the water and bury your hands in the shingle!

Suitable for adults and age 14+