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SUMMARY:Quiet Workshop: Quivering Quills &amp\; Spooky Spells
DESCRIPTION:Quiet family workshop: ‘Autumnal Spells’ Quivering quills a
 nd spooky spells.\n\nThis workshop is for families who need a quieter work
 shop experience and is designed to be autism and neurodivergent friendly a
 nd is run in partnership with our friends at InclusAbility.\n\nJoin us for
  a fun hands-on creative activity\, making quills\, learning how to make a
 ged parchment\, and using both to create a magical spooky spell! Dylan Tho
 mas’ autumn poems will also help inspire us.\n\nAdditional staff will be
  on hand to support families with different sensory needs to take part in 
 this activity.\n\nAll our workshops use recycled\, repurposed\, and enviro
 nmentally sustainable materials. We will be using naturally dropped feath
 ers to make the quills\, which have been kindly collected by our friends L
 lanelli WWT. There will be natural stick quills for those who do not want 
 to use feathers.\n\nAll our workshops are designed with accessibility in m
 ind\; please contact the Centre if you wish to discuss access requirements
 .\n\nFun for families with children of all ages.\n\nThis workshop will hav
 e a maximum capacity of 24. Please book your free group/family ticket here
 : https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/whats-on/swansea/dylan-thomas-centre
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CATEGORIES:West Wales
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