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About the event

Dates: : 26 March, 16 April and 21 May

Create a sculptural artwork that reflects your own journey — guided by artist Laura Aldridge.

If you enjoy making things with your hands or want to try something completely new, these sculpture workshops offer a fantastic creative experience. You’ll work with tactile materials, supported by sculptor Laura Aldridge, to explore your own interpretation of “The Journey.”

You can attend one workshop, two, or all three. Each session stands alone, but if you join more than one, you’ll be able to build on your skills and ideas. This is your opportunity to build your own programme that is individual to you.

Your piece can be included in Blesma’s first national arts exhibition in late 2026, themed “The Journey.”  Please note that all events will include overnight stays, and travel will be offered on a case-by-case basis

What You’ll Experience

       Hands-on making with mixed materials

       The relaxation benefits from working with your hands

       Support and guidance from Laura, an experienced artist and educator

       Space to explore your own story, milestones, transitions or identity

       A finished piece you can be proud of

This expressive sculpture workshop will take place in a creative studio in Glasgow, with space for up to 12 participants.

Dates and Times

Each session runs from 10:00 am – 4:00 pm

       Thursday 26 March 2026.

       Thursday 16 April 2026.

       Thursday 21 May 2026.

Note: There will also be a Meet and Greet before the start of the sessions, where you meet your fellow Blesma Member participants and begin to build a community. Then, after the final session, an online Reflection session will take place where you can reflect on what you have learnt and your overall project experience.

Who can apply?

Any Member.

Contact Us

For more information, please contact the Activities Team.

Tel: 020 8590 1124
Email: aefadmin@blesma.org

Apply by 1 Feb 2026

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