Following an enforced break as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic, a local art group is returning Welshpool for regular sessions.
Art group Celf-Able are back in the Ann Holloway Centre on Tuesday, April 18.
The group, run by disabled and disability artists, is open to people of all ages and abilities.
A spokesperson for Celf-Able said: “We welcome anyone to come along and dabble in some art.
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“We provide opportunities for people to get together and do art, share and learn from each other.”
During sessions, Celf-Able can provide materials for budding artists creations, as well as refreshments and lunches which are available from the centre for £6.50 for two courses.
The group charges a fee of £3 per session for members and £5 for non-members.
The first session is free for all who attend.
For further information contact admin@celf-able.org or via phone on 01938 810058.
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