Beginners' Festive Calligraphy workshop
Expand your creativity in this workshop taught by Lyndsey of Wild Sea Calligraphy.
- Booking essential
Spend a couple of creative hours in this beginner-friendly calligraphy workshop.
Begin to master creating basic shapes with your calligraphy pen whilst working towards mastering the modern calligraphy alphabet.
By the end of the workshop you will be creating calligraphy pieces of your own to take home and impress your friends. You will have also finished your own festive piece of calligraphy art, the perfect Christmas gift for someone special.
Your workshop ticket includes your very own calligraphy kit which includes pen, nibs and ink bottle to take home. Booking essential, all materials provided.
Why not book this workshop as a gift? You can choose the Gift Ticket option at checkout.
Times
Prices
| Ticket type | Ticket category |
|---|---|
| Adult Gift ticket | £45.00 |
| Adult Standard ticket | £45.00 |
The basics
- Booking number
Call 0344 249 1895
- Accessibility
There are stairs leading to the Education Room.
- Meeting point
Please come to Visitor Reception and ask to be directed to the Education Room.
- Suitability for children
Not suitable for children
- What to bring and wear
All materials will be provided. You may wish to bring an apron.
- Other
If purchasing a Gift Ticket, you will be e-mailed a voucher in due course that can be passed on personally to the recipient. Please note you will receive our standard automated email confirmation in the first instance.
Upcoming events
A Very Royal Summer of Play at Cotehele
Enjoy a very royal summer of play at Cotehele. Discover courtly games and outdoor fun for playful family days out.
Woven Through Time Exhibition
Discovery more about the textiles and tapestries in the Cotehele collection.
Laura Wakeham: Through My Eyes
In collaboration with the Bull Pen Gallery, discover Laura Wakeham's newest exhibition for an 'exploration between perception and creation.'
Look Sharp!
Take a closer look at some of Cotehele's weapons that are usually displayed on the walls of the Great Hall.