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Glass Fusing Workshop for KIDS
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Glass Fusing Workshop for KIDS

The Beacon Museum, WhitehavenSituated on Whitehaven's attractive harbour side, The Beacon is home to interactive science, games… Set along the beautiful coast of the Western Lake District, situated on Whitehaven's historic Harbour. Whether it be by car, bus, train and bike, there are many easy and convenient routes to get to us. Feel free to call us if you would like any help or advice when visiting. Address The Beacon Museum, West Strand, Whitehaven, CA28 7LY What3Words: ///claps.polite.give Parking Pay and display parking on site with limited spaces. There is also pay and display parking available at Quay Street Car Park (1 minute walk). By train Whitehaven's train station is 15 minutes gentle stroll around the picturesque sea harbour, around to The Beacon Museum. A stunning journey with the train line hugging close to the coastline as it travels north to Carlisle and south to Barrow-in-Furness and Grange-over-Sands. By bus Whitehaven is easily connected to by bus. Situated on Whitehaven's attractive harbour side, The Beacon is home to interactive… Imagine leaving the heart of Whitehaven's historic port and being taken back in time to… A fine example of a Georgian church, which has been sympathetically modernised. The priory is one of the architectural jewels in Cumbria and well worth a visit.

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Workshop: Introduction to composition and group music-making with Tom Culling
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Workshop: Introduction to composition and group music-making with Tom Culling

Local composer and musician Tom Culling returns to Full of Noises to run a series of workshops for neurodivergent and disabled young people aged 11-17. The workshops start on 10 August and will be held over four days spread out over two weeks. These sessions were very popular last year – and places are limited to eight. What is involved? Participants will learn how to write, record and perform a piece of music in a safe and inviting environment with experienced musicians, exploring various accessible, technology-based gateways into music-making. You will explore: Musical experimentation, improvisation, composition, music technology and live-electronics, performance. These sessions are suitable for people with any level of musical experience, including those without any prior experience. There will be two sessions each day, each lasting two hours, with a lunch break and rest time in between at our accessible building in Barrow Park. Commitment of four days Over the course of the summer school, we will record an album as a group. Participants are expected to commit to coming to all sessions as they will be aiming towards an informal group performance on the last day. Carers are welcome to attend, and breakout spaces will be available during each of the sessions. Participants must bring their own lunch and are welcome to bring any instruments from home, however instruments will be provided. More details: The sessions begin on Monday 10 August and then run over four days...

Mon 10 Aug11:30Full of Noises

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