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Dates

20th November 2025

Location

LocationSt Mary's Hospice Community Hub, Duke Street, Barrow

Times

1pm
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3pm
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Watercolour Christmas Card Workshop – Barrow

Create something beautifully personal this festive season

Join us for a relaxed and creative session where you’ll learn how to paint your own set of unique Christmas cards using watercolours. Whether you’re a beginner or looking to brush up on your skills, this workshop is perfect for anyone who wants to add a handmade touch to the holidays.

What’s included:
🖌️ Step-by-step guidance from an experienced artist
🎨 All materials provided – paints, brushes, and cards
☕ Festive refreshments to keep you cosy and inspired
🎁 Take home 3–5 hand-painted cards ready to send to loved ones

Date: November 20th
Time: 1pm to 3pm
Location: St Mary’s Hospice Community Hub, Duke Street, Barrow

Spaces are limited – book early to secure your spot and get into the Christmas spirit!


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