Latest Events in Ruthin(April Updated)

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Experience an exciting opportunity to discover the art of lino printing with the renowned Nigel Morris at the Ruthin Craft Centre. This introductory workshop, scheduled for Sunday, November 19th, is perfect for both beginners and those looking to expand their knowledge of printmaking. From 10:30 am to 4:00 pm, participants will delve into the intricate processes involved in lino printing, guided by Nigel Morris, the esteemed Print Coordinator at the Regional Print Centre in Wrexham. With his expertise in various printing techniques, including computer drawings, lino prints, and etchings, Morris brings a wealth of experience to this workshop. Not only will he share his passion for abstraction, symmetry, and systems in his own work, but he will also encourage participants to explore their own unique designs. For just £55, all materials, as well as tea and coffee, will be provided throughout the day. Don't miss this incredible opportunity to immerse yourself in the world of lino printing and unleash your creativity. Join us at the Ruthin Craft Centre for an unforgettable experience.

Experience the therapeutic power of craft at the Craft of Wellbeing: Craft that Cares event, happening on January 26th, 2024 at Ruthin Craft Centre in Ruthin. This session is part of Block 3 and explores the theme of the natural world through experimenting with a variety of materials. The session is free to attend, but spaces are limited, so be sure to book in advance. No experience is necessary, as all materials and equipment will be provided. These inspired therapeutic sessions are designed to help you relax and reconnect with yourself through the art of making. Each session is linked to the next, so we recommend attending more than three to fully experience the benefits. Take some time for yourself and join us in this relaxed and supportive environment, where the focus is on the process rather than the finished piece. The Craft of Wellbeing program is made possible through funding from the Arts Council of Wales - Arts, Health and Wellbeing Lottery Funding. Don't miss this opportunity to explore your creativity and enhance your wellbeing.

Craft of Wellbeing: Craft that Cares is pleased to present Block 3, taking place on February 2, 2024, at Ruthin Craft Centre in Ruthin. This program offers therapeutic sessions that introduce participants to various craft-making processes and aims to bring people together through the art of making. The session will be led by Artist Jude Wood, and visiting maker Nigel Hurlstone will also join on February 2, 2024. These sessions are completely free, but spaces are limited, so it is recommended to book in advance. Attendees can participate in as many sessions as they like, with each session building on the previous ones. No experience is necessary as all materials and equipment will be provided. The primary focus of these sessions is to provide a relaxing and re-connecting experience by using different materials as tools to relax the mind. Taking inspiration from the work of Effie Burns and Sue Hiley-Harris, this particular session will explore the theme of the natural world in 2D and 3D by experimenting with a range of natural and man-made materials. Join us for a couple of hours on Friday afternoons throughout the winter season and enjoy a cup of tea or coffee while you immerse yourself in the craft of wellbeing. This program has been made possible through funding from the Arts Council of Wales - Arts, Health and Wellbeing Lottery Funding. Don't miss this opportunity to gift yourself some "me" time and enhance your wellbeing through the craft of making.

Craft of Wellbeing: Craft that Cares Block 3 on 01/03/2024 is a therapeutic session that aims to introduce individuals to the various craft-related processes. This session, led by artist Jude Wood, will take place at the Ruthin Craft Centre Education Room in Ruthin, LL15 1BB. It is one of several sessions available and all of them are free to attend. However, spaces are limited, so booking in advance is highly recommended. These inspired therapeutic sessions provide an opportunity to relax the mind and reconnect with oneself through the art of making. No prior experience is necessary, as all materials and equipment will be provided. Each session is designed to link to the next, so attending more than three sessions is recommended. In Block 3, the focus will be on exploring the theme of the natural world in both 2D and 3D forms, using a range of natural and man-made materials. The session will be led by a visiting maker, Nigel Hurlstone. It is a chance to indulge in some 'me' time and be creative in a supportive and non-judgmental environment. The Craft of Wellbeing program, supported by the Arts Council of Wales - Arts, Health and Wellbeing Lottery Funding, aims to promote a sense of wellbeing by encouraging individuals to slow down and connect with craft and themselves. So don't miss out on this opportunity to indulge in a therapeutic craft session.

Join us on Wednesday, March 6th, from 1pm to 3pm at the Ruthin Craft Centre for the "Has the Doctor seen this?" Arts and Health Event. This thought-provoking event features artist Nigel Hurlstone's exhibition, 'The Wind From the Feet of the Dead', which explores the challenges of care, chronic illness, and how we navigate them. Through stories that delve into life choices, changing relationships, power imbalances, and the isolation of care, Hurlstone offers a unique perspective on these issues. Despite the serious nature of the topics, each story is told with a comedic lens, making them both informative and entertaining. The event will be led by Nigel Hurlstone, along with Helen Rees Leahy and Steve Doherty. It will provide an opportunity to hear some of the depicted stories and discuss how 'craft' and the 'art of making' can be integrated into health and social care planning. The goal is to prompt a debate on securing outcomes when projects end and explore how the Health and Social Care sectors can utilize the skills of artists and creatives to deliver solutions for health and wellbeing. Don't miss this chance to engage in a conversation that could have a real impact on the future of healthcare. The event will conclude with Tea and Coffee, providing a further opportunity to network. Helen Rees Leahy, Nigel Hurlstone, and Steve Doherty will be present to share their insights. Admission is free for this event.

Cor Rhuthun, Cor NantClwyd, and Tocsidos Blêr are coming together for an extraordinary musical event in Ruthin, UK. This one-of-a-kind extravaganza, named "Cor Rhuthun, Cor NantClwyd a Tocsidos Blêr - Cyngerdd er budd elusen MND," is set to take place at Theatr John Ambrose in Ruthin on March 8, 2024. Prepare to be enthralled by the mesmerizing performances of these talented groups. Cor Rhuthun, Cor NantClwyd, and Tocsidos Blêr will captivate you with their enchanting melodies and harmonious voices, creating a night filled with toe-tapping rhythms and unforgettable moments. Don't miss out on this incredible opportunity to witness the magic of Cor Rhuthun, Cor NantClwyd, and Tocsidos Blêr. The event promises to be a truly memorable experience that will leave you wanting more. Mark your calendars and make sure to secure your tickets for this exceptional musical showcase. The ticket price for this event is £16.96. The venue, Theatr John Ambrose, is located at Ysgol Brynhyfryd in Ruthin. Join us in the heart of Ruthin for a night of sensational performances and support a great cause. It's an event you won't want to miss! See you there!

Join Sue Hiley Harris at Ruthin Craft Centre for an enlightening illustrated talk on the lead-up to her captivating 'Weaving Unearthed' exhibition. Taking place on Saturday, March 9th at 2pm in the Education Room, this event offers a unique opportunity to delve into the artistic process behind the showcased works. Harris will delve into the profound impact of receiving a Creative Wales award from the Arts Council of Wales on her creative journey. This insightful discussion promises to provide a deeper understanding of the intricate artistry and inspiration that culminated in the 'Weaving Unearthed' exhibition. Admission is free, making it an accessible and enriching experience for all art enthusiasts in Ruthin and beyond. Don't miss this chance to gain exclusive insights into the artistic vision of Sue Hiley Harris.

Join printmaker Ruth Thomas for a workshop titled "An Introduction to Collagraph Prints" at the Ruthin Craft Centre in Ruthin on Sunday, 24 March. This workshop, priced at £55, includes all materials needed for the workshop, as well as tea and coffee. Collagraph is a low-tech printmaking technique that produces stunning and nuanced results. During the workshop, Ruth Thomas will guide participants through the process of creating, inking, and printing their own collagraph plates. Participants will learn how to use different materials to create lines, tones, and textures in their collagraph prints. Ruth Thomas draws inspiration from nature and the wildlife surrounding her studio in the Clwydian Hills, with a particular focus on birds, grasses, and seeds. As a member of the Royal Cambrian Academy, Ruth brings her expertise and passion to this workshop, providing participants with a unique opportunity to learn from a talented printmaker. Don't miss out on this chance to explore the art of collagraph prints with Ruth Thomas. Secure your spot now for an exciting and educational experience.