Cost – Free
Venue – Community Centre – Hall
Time – 10am-1pm
Age Group – 8-14yrs (families)

Facilitated by West Devon Family Learning

A 3 hour taster session for parents and their children aged 8 – 14 years. This is an exciting opportunity for parents and their children to create a short animated film. Digiblue cameras, modelling and artwork will be used. No experience necessary. All equipment provided

Hatherleigh Get’s Animated!

A Fun, FREE course for 8—14 year olds and their parents

Learn how to make a short animated film
Use a wide range of art and modelling materials

Friendly tutors to support you
No experience is necessary

All resources are provided

Everyone Welcome

Come and join in the FUN for FREE!

Cost – £3 (booking required)
Hosted By – Carol Horsington of Cornish Willow
Venue – Community Centre – Hall
Age Group – ???
Time – 2 – 5pm

www.cornishwillow.co.uk

Cost – £5
Hosted By – Dave Green
Venue – Community Centre – Side Room & Outdoors
Age Group – 11+ yrs
Time – 2-5pm

Learn how to get the best results with your digital camera with the guidance of Dave Green out and about around the river in Hatherleigh. Start in Community Centre side room and move outdoors,

From Source to Sea – Create a giant communal painting

Facilitated by Devon Artists Network

Cost – Free
Venue – Old Schools
Age Group – Family
Time – All Day

Join Naomi Hart to help create a giant communal painting based on the Lew and Torridge Rivers, from source to sea, highlighting their ecology and wildlife.

This can include settlements, towns, water, rocks, the river banks, plants, fish, animals found by the water (represented as animals or by their tracks in the mud), roundhouses, stone rows, cairns, burial mounds and rituals and the finished painting will represent a cultural and ecological ‘map’ of the rivers and their surroundings.

The workshop can be loosely structured with people ‘dropping-in’ to paint a small section.  As the canvas will be large, around 5metres long by 1.5m wide, several people can work on it all at the same time – up to 20 at a time.

As the painting skills needed are basic, all ages can join in and either work on one bit together or separate parts of the river.  There will be visual material available for people to respond to if they don’t know the river well.

The public/participants will learn about mixing paint colours, mark making, teamwork and about different ways to represent things in the real world. They will also learn about the geography, geology, history and ecology of the area and see how people and the river fit into the environment.