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Free creative arts workshops for people living with parkinsons, dementia or recovering from a stroke

Name: Free creative arts workshops for people living with parkinsons, dementia or recovering from a stroke
Start: 2021-03-11
Location: South Street Arts Centre

Rosetta Life delivers workshops for recovery and wellbeing in Reading for those recovering from stroke and those living with parkinsons, dementia and other neurological disabilities.

We would love you to come along and join us for these free sessions, no experience needed, just turn up and join a very friendly and supportive group led by experienced artists and start the year with a new creative experience! Please pass it on to your networks.

Our website is www.rosettalife.org and you can watch more of our films online and read about our work.

The workshops run on Thursdays 1.30 - 4pm at South Street Arts Centre, 21 South Street, Reading RG1 4QU

If you have difficulty getting there we can arrange to meet at Reading train station.

You can call us to discuss on 07930239005 or just come along!

Who to contact

Telephone: 07930239005
Website: https://www.rosettalife.org/

Where to go

Name: South Street Arts Centre
Address: 21 South Street
Reading
Postcode: RG1 4QU

Time / Date Details

When is it on: Thursdays - 1:30 pm to 4 pm
Time of day: Afternoon

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