Join the Life on the Edge team for a free programme of creative sessions.

This is a series of five creative sessions as part of a Life on the Edge ‘Small Wonder’ project – creation of a public piece of art to raise awareness of our project and to encourage people to get out and enjoy different parts of our incredible landscape.

In this series of sessions, led by artist, Monica-Shanta, and storyteller, Sara Hurley, we will be using art making, stories and sound. We will also be heading out during the second session to explore the coast and gather inspiration. The series culminates in an Insect’s Tea Party where we’ll come together to celebrate what we have made.

These events are free and are designed for any older person who would like to attend. We ask that you try to attend as many of the five sessions as possible, but we do understand that this is not always possible.

The five events are taking place on the following dates:

• 10th February, 2-4pm
  • The Edge, Brixham TQ5 9DH
• 17th February, 2-4pm
  • A short led coastal walk. Meet at The Edge, Brixham TQ5 9DH
• 24th February, 2-4pm
  • The Edge, Brixham TQ5 9DH
• 3rd March, 2-4pm
  • The Edge, Brixham TQ5 9DH
• 23rd March, 2-4pm
  • Tea Party! (venue to be confirmed)

Important booking information

• Free events
• Pre-booking essential via TicketSource.

Know before you go

• Suitability
  • These sessions are designed for older people to attend
  • No experience or particular skills are needed
• Accessibility
  • The walk taking place on 17th February will be about an hour long, relatively gentle route and quite slow paced
•  Dogs
  • Sorry, only assistance dogs allowed
• What to bring
  • Wear weather appropriate clothing and footwear
  • Bring a drink and snack if required

Meeting point

• Meeting point The Edge, Brixham. TQ5 9DH
• W3W: ///briefer.poems.proofread

These sessions are delivered by Life on the Edge, a project of the South Devon National Landscape, that is aiming to restore a coastline buzzing with wildlife. The project is funded by the National Lottery Heritage Fund.

Thanks to National Lottery players