Join us for an experimental creative workshop designed to spark joy! We’ll capture the beauty of the changing seasons from the striking fresh produce and glorious cut flowers, to the charming garden landscapes viewed from Worton Kitchen Garden’s beautiful glasshouse.
Think distinctive squashes and characterful pumpkins, fruit from the orchard and wonky veg... we’ll be drawing the bounty of Autumn. Our focus will move through line drawings, organic shapes, bright pastels and playing with watercolours all to capture the quirky seasonal offerings.
Theme: AUTUMN
Date: Friday 9th October
Location: Worton Kitchen Garden
Time: 7 - 9 pm
Cost: £30
All materials included.
Advanced booking is essential. Head over to the Worton Kitchen Garden website to buy your tickets by pressing the ‘Buy Tickets’ button below.
Accessibility
Free parking at the venue.
Step-free entrance. The path from the car park to the glasshouse is gravel.
Accessible step-free toilet.
Assistance dogs - All types of assistance and guide dogs are welcome.
Seating - Chairs are a collapsable dining-chair size, wooden seat, with a metal frame. Everyone can sit at a table during the workshop.
Lighting - Natural light. For darker evenings, there are four overhead lamps and fairy lights.
Noise levels - There will be a gentle and relaxed playlist playing in the background. Generally quiet, low level chat happening between the people next to them.
Breaks - We always have 10-15 min to pause in the middle of the sessions at this venue, to stretch your legs, nip to the loo, grab a drink and generally reset.
Group size - Capacity is 30 people but averages between 20-25 people attending. It’s a nice open space in a glasshouse so it feels spacious.
How to get there? View the information on the Worton Kitchen Garden website (link opens in new tab).
Directions - Worton Kitchen Garden
After turning into Worton Park off Yarnton Road, head down the tree-lined avenue and turn left at the junction.
Continue straight for about 150 metres
Drive down the narrow road between two large buildings – Worton Hall is the one on the right. We put out a small blackboard showing the way.
It’s another 200 metres down the track.
Please remember to drive slowly when visiting, there may be horses or other animals on the roads.