
Join artist Lucy Bronwen Davies for the final session of the Artist Roadshow. Explore the creative possibilities of natural materials through a hands-on workshop inspired by local landscapes, folklore and our connection to the natural world. Experiment with foraged materials, discover Lucy’s unique approach to making, and create your own nature-inspired artwork to take home.
10 July at ATTFE Community Hub from 11:00
27 July at Cafe 22 at Ashwood Centre from 9:30
22 July at Living Room at Kings Family Church from 10:30
1 August at Portland Market from 9:00
What is the Artist Roadshow?
Every other month, we’re teaming up with a different artist and popping up at five venues across Ashfield. Along the way, they’ll share their creative practice, run hands-on workshops, and give you the chance to have a go at making something yourself.
Free drop-in workshops across Ashfield
Four of the sessions are free, fun drop-in creative activities hosted in local community spaces across Ashfield. Perfect for anyone curious to have a go at something new! Pop in for a quick try, or come along to as many sessions as you like.
Enjoyed having a go? Join an in-depth workshop
Tried one of our free taster sessions and want to keep creating? The fifth session is a longer, hands-on workshop where you can explore the art form in more depth with the artist. It takes place in a dedicated workshop space, and booking is essential as places are limited.
The final in-depth workshop with Lucy Bronwen Davies will be:
25 July at The Gallery at Jacksdale from 10:00

Lucy Bronwen Davies is an ecological artist and creative facilitator. Her practice investigates natural materials foraged from local and significant rural environments. She’s fascinated in manipulating the natural form to break down at a macro or molecular level to regenerate into new possibilities. Lucy’s work aims to remind her audience of the personal and environmental benefits of reconnecting to the natural world using local and Celtic folklore and their forgotten narratives, inviting her audience to confront their own sense of belonging.
For more accessibility information please contact hello@ashfieldcreates.co.uk