With restrictions easing West Dean College of Arts and Conservation has just launched over 180 short courses, including 18 new courses, running from October to December 2021, to help makers and artists develop and perfect their new skills.
With 5.6million people watching the Great British Sewing Bee – making it one of the top 10 most watched programmes in the UK, according to BARB, there’s no denying that there’s a resurgence of creative inspiration on TV.
West Dean College of Arts and Conservation has just launched a wide range of more than 354 short courses online, running from mid-April to October 2021.
Spring has sprung at West Dean Gardens, and to celebrate, enjoy our top tips for looking after your house plants; for local visitors, some of our iconic glasshouses have just re-opened; and renowned plantsperson Hester Forde will be hosting two online gardening courses.
West Dean College of Arts and Conservation has just launched their hugely popular Summer School 2021 programme. The Summer School is the perfect opportunity to escape to the West Sussex countryside, immerse yourself in creativity and learn a new skill. Running between Friday, July 30, 2021 and Thursday, August, 19, 2021, there are 27 courses to choose from.
West Dean College of Arts and Conservation has launched an online course Tapestry Weaving – Learn the Basics with Philip Sanderson, West Dean Tapestry Studio Leader and Tutor. This in-depth online course comes with all the materials you need to get started with tapestry weaving. The tapestry course is the latest in a series of new online courses at the College.
Make time to make this Christmas. West Dean College of Arts and Conservation offers a wide variety of short courses, perfect for Christmas gift ideas; whether you plan to make a meaningful one-off item to gift to someone, or to give the gift of creativity with a gift voucher.
West Dean College of Arts and Conservation has just launched 300+ short courses including many that are inspired by West Dean’s wonderful surroundings and their award-winning gardens. From October 2020 to April 2021 a wide variety of courses will be on offer to encourage you to embrace Autumn.
West Dean College of Arts and Conservation is on a mission to get more of us tapping into our creativity with a new Make Time to Make campaign to launch a wide range of 300 short courses which have just been released online (westdean.ac.uk). Courses take place from October 2020 to April 2021, and range from one day, to 6+ days.
More than 30 one-day courses will take place at West Dean College of Arts and Conservation, near Chichester in West Sussex, during August and September for those who are yearning creativity, escapism or to perhaps learn a new skill in a day. It’s a perfect opportunity to inject a new experience and creative interlude into summer in the UK.
