Royal Hill creative arts courses open house, 7th July

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Greenwich Adult and Community Learning Creative Arts Festival and Open House at the Greenwich Park Centre, King George Street, SE10 8QB on 7 July 2018, 10am to 3pm
Free taster sessions by expert tutors will be offered in digital photography, dark room, guitar, Italian, crochet, machine embroidery, Mandarin, piano, pottery - raku, pottery - wheel-throwing, stained glass and sandblasting.
Students will be displaying and selling their work - ceramics, stained glass, art, jewellery and more. See the facilities, speak to the tutors and students.
Find out more or book a free taster session online at LSEC.ac.uk/ACL, call 020 3954 5100 or email ACL@LSEC.ac.uk
For other courses, call 020 8858 2211 Monday to Thursday between 9.30am - 3pm or Friday between 9.30am - 1pm, or email any time, as above.

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