Glasgow Wellbeing

Clay Time

A free creative clay workshop for LGBTQ+ people (age 16+) in Glasgow.

Details

Date:
Monday, April 13
Time:
18:00 - 19:30
Cost:
Free

Venue

Organiser

  • All gender toilet
  • Wheelchair accessible
Register
Illustrated hands shape a lump of clay beneath the title “Clay Time,” with Progress Pride and circle-themed buttons on a yellow background.
Join us at our monthly creative space run by Glasgow- based artist and tutor Morna Murdoch. You will get the chance to learn how to use clay – from handling, to glazing and painting.
This is a space for all LGBTQ+ folks wanting to learn new skills, meet others and explore the mental health benefits that can come from creative making.
You do not need to have worked with clay before, this workshop is for complete beginners.

 

Clay Time takes place on the 2nd Monday of each month.

The event is for LGBTQ+ people aged 16+.

This includes lesbian, gay, bi, trans, non‑binary, queer, intersex, asexual people and all identities under the LGBTQIA+ umbrella.

You’re also welcome if you’re exploring or don’t use labels.

Spaces are limited, so please register in advance via Eventbrite.

Each registration is for one person.

You’ll receive a confirmation email.

If you need help or can’t attend, contact Andrew at andrew@lgbthealth.org.uk or call 0141 255 1767 .

Please let us know if your plans change. You can cancel your space on Eventbrite or contact Andrew.

The event is hosted at LGBT Health and Wellbeing in Glasgow.

The venue and our event features:

  • ♿️ Wheelchair accessible with level access
  • 🅿️ ️ Free parking and drop-off area at the front of building
  • ⚧ Accessible gender neutral toilets

Please be aware the venue is not fully wheelchair accessible. There is level access throughout the building, but there are no electronic or touch pad operated doors (staff will be there to let you in). Likewise the accessible WCs are behind sliding doors. These issues have been fed back to the Adelphi Centre and we hope they will be improved for all of our community members in mind.

All LGBT Health and Wellbeing’s events are delivered under a safer spaces commitment that we ask everyone to follow (this includes attendees, our staff and volunteers).

Read our guidelines and commitment before joining an event.

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