July 2026 Art Across Ages: All Ages Creative Workshops

Art Across Ages: All Ages Creative Workshops 

Art Across Ages brings people of all ages together to create, connect, and share. 

These free, hands-on workshops are open to everyone, including grandparents, parents, teens, children and neighbours. Each session focuses on a different creative practice and is led by local and visiting artists. 

You might learn a new skill, try something new for the first time, or simply enjoy making art alongside others in a relaxed and welcoming space. 

Art Across Ages is about more than art making. It is about sharing stories, learning from one another, and building meaningful connections across generations. Come along on your own or with family and friends and enjoy a friendly environment where creativity and conversation flow. 

All workshops are free. Registrations are required. 

Children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. 

July Workshops

• Water colour: Exploring Colour & Light

• Printmaking

• Clay Plate

• Fun Winter Flowers

See George Town Council website for further information.

Watercolour: Exploring Colour & Light

Learn the fundamentals of watercolour through guided, practical exercises. This session explores wet on wet and wet on dry techniques, layering, and building confidence with the medium. You will create a series of studies including landscapes, trees, and a vase of flowers in a supportive environment. 

Presented by Julie McDonald

Printmaking

Design and carve your own lino block, then print it onto a canvas bag to take home. This hands-on session introduces basic printmaking techniques in an accessible and creative way. All materials are provided. 

Presented by Paint the Town Red

Clay Plate

Create a unique animal inspired dish using hand building techniques. The session is guided step by step, with space for your own ideas and style. All materials, firing and glazing are included. Finished works will be available for collection after four weeks. 

Presented by Paint the Town Red

Fun Winter Flowers

Using common flowers and foliage, participants will create formal and informal flower arrangements.  The focus will be on creating something beautiful from a diversity of plant material, while learning from each other.   Each participant will be able to take away a beautiful creation.  Fresh blooms will be provided by the Low Head Community Garden members, who are dedicated to creating a beautiful, shared space where people can gather, learn, grow, and share.

Presented by Low Head Community Gardens