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Art Appreciation Workshop – 1st Pilot (now fully booked)

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24/04/2019 13:30 - 15:30
Havering Museum
Phone:01708 766571
Website:https://www.haveringmuseum.org.uk
Address: 19-21 High St, Romford RM1 1JU, UK
Our first Art Appreciation Workshop on the 24th April is now fully booked.  The second workshop following is scheduled for Wednesday 22nd May.
Owing to popular demand a repeat session of the first Art Appreciation workshop has been scheduled for Thursday 2nd May 11:30 – 13:30 in the Exhibition Space.
Tickets £3 each which includes light refreshment must be booked in advance.
This additional session will only go ahead if we have 15 or more reservations.

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