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New Creative Hub on Twerton’s High Street
Little Lost Robot, an innovative team of creatives have taken over 107 High Street in Twerton. They are running a jam-packed programme of free activities, including animation, creative coding, welding and metalwork.
Little Lost Robot, an innovative team of creatives have taken over 107 High Street in Twerton. They are running a jam-packed programme of free activities, including animation, creative coding, welding and metalwork.
Their aim is to engage people with creative skills and digital technologies and to create fairer opportunities for people limited by socio-economic factors. Their activities also provide free refreshments and a chance for participants to boost their wellbeing and confidence through creative activities.
This project is funded and supported by the West of England Combined Authority, Bath Spa University and Bath and North East Somerset Council.
What’s On
More events are added regularly on Little Lost Robot’s website, Facebook and Instagram.
Scrap to Sculpture: Make and Mend
Formerly Trinity Methodist Church, Radstock, BA3 3PL
Tuesdays 9:30am – 11:30am
Includes free refreshments and toys for pre-schoolers.
Robot Your High Street
107 High Street, Twerton, BA2 1DB
Thursdays, 4 – 5:30pm
Easy to access digital design, creative coding, animation and more for young people.
Art Lunch
107 High Street, Twerton, BA2 1DB
Fridays, 12 – 2pm
Perfect for people with all creative interests. Free lunch and refreshments available.
Free After School Activities
107 High Street, Twerton, BA2 1DB
Open until 5pm Tuesday – Friday (closed Mondays)
Get involved with arts, making, digital art, textiles and other creative activities. All interests and abilities welcome. Free drinks and refreshments available.
Creative Welding and Metalwork
107 High Street, Twerton, BA2 1DB
Thursday 1 and 8 December, 2022
12:30 – 5pm
Learn basic, creative metalworking techniques and try out welding with Women Teaching Fabrication and make artwork for Twerton High Street.
Opportunity: Artist Residency at 107 High Street, Twerton
Little Lost Robot have four Artist Residency spaces available in the new creative art space on Twerton High Street in Bath.
These are available for artists who have been unable to afford workshop space, due to low income, a break in practice to raise children, or other caring responsibilities. Or those who identify as disabled / deaf / neurodivergent, and have found this to impact their practice. Tell us about any specific support needs and we will endeavour to help you.
Space will be free for 6 months minimum with wraparound arts funding, exhibition / shop space and business development support offered.
They are particularly keen to hear from / support artists from diverse backgrounds and GRT artists.
Closing date is 6pm 10th December
Apply here: https://lostrobot.org/ads/artist-residency-twerton/
Contact us for more information or support with accessibility: producer@lostrobot.org