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Dates

5th November 2026

1:00 -

3:00

Location

LocationLadyholme Centre, Windermere

Times

1.00pm

-

3.00pm

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Journal Making Workshop

Our Journal Making Workshop in Windermere to those with life-limiting conditions, carers, and those experiencing grief.

This promises to be a creative, hands-on workshop where you’ll design and make your own personalised journal to keep and enjoy.

Location, date and time of Journal Making Workshop:

Ladyholme Centre, 21 Lake Road, Windermere, LA23 2JA

Thursday 5th November from 1:00pm – 3:00pm.

Free to attend but booking is required.

To book, please call the team at St Mary’s Hospice Compassionate Community Hub: 01229 444407

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