Explore and Draw with Vanessa Stone
Escape the everyday and immerse yourself in nature with this lovely walking and drawing workshop at Belton Estate.
- Booking essential
- Admission applies
Escape the everyday and immerse yourself in nature with this lovely walking and drawing workshop at Belton Estate.
Get inspired by Belton's beautifully diverse set of gardens and natural features. The snowdrops are already in full bloom, so by mid-February the crocuses and daffodils should be popping their heads up too.
This workshop is ideal if you have not drawn since school or are an avid sketcher. Local artist Vanessa Stone will be on hand to guide and encourage you and you will also have the freedom to draw what ignites your interest!
Materials are included as well as a hot drink and traybake of your choice from the Stables Café.
Times
The basics
- Booking details
Call N/A
- Suitability
Suitable for 18+.
- Meeting point
Please meet outside the bookshop in the Stable Yard at 10.15am.
- What to bring and wear
Please wear sturdy footwear and practical suitable clothes for being outside. Ideally a coat which has pockets to hold some of your materials in while sketching and walking.
- Accessibility
There will be times when participants will need to walk on grass and not entirely level surfaces. This is an active workshop, which involves walking and standing for periods of 15-20 minutes, with small amounts of sitting on limited seats.
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