A group of disabled people are helping city centre businesses to improve access for customers.
Members of CEDA (Community Equality Disability Action) are helping to make Exeter city centre shops more welcoming and accessible.
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Artists welcome visitors behind the scenes
Artists all over Somerset are welcoming visitors into their studios and exhibition spaces.
Somerset Art Weeks is proving very successful, with more than 300 artists hosting exhibitions and events in loft spaces, garden studios, tithe barns, stables, museums, churches, farms, libraries and a prison.
Artists respond to theme of Sanctuary
Artists across Somerset will be responding to the theme of ‘Sanctuary’ for this year’s Somerset Art Weeks.
More than 300 artists will be hosting exhibitions and events in over 100 venues, including loft spaces, tithe barns, stables, museums, churches, farms, libraries and a prison.
Artist opens up conversation about mental health
An artist aims to open up the conversation about mental health with his first solo exhibition.
Dartmoor flower garden inspiration for artist
A Dartmoor flower garden provides the inspiration for artist Karen Burgess who will be opening her studio and garden for Devon Open Studios for the first time this year.
Art and nature activities for young people
11-16 year olds in Devon will have the opportunity to take part in summer activities bringing together art, environment and food.
Artists welcome visitors behind the scenes
Artists all over Devon will be throwing open their doors and inviting people to look behind the scenes of an artist’s studio.
New exhibition showcases work from artists all over Devon
Artists and makers from across Devon are exhibiting work in a new exhibition at the Thelma Hulbert Gallery, Honiton.
Creativity improves health and wellbeing
Creativity helps us feel healthier and happier. This video, which was released for Mental Health Awareness Week 2022, shows the work of a group of participants in a project which aimed to improve health and social connections.
Lockdown-inspired performance project for care home residents set for continued success
A project started during lockdown has brought nearly a thousand music and dance performances to people in care homes across the UK, and is set to continue in the future.
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