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There are just a few tickets remaining for our Sketchcrawl by the Sea led by artist and Big Draw Ambassador Liz Atkin.

Take a deep dive into the world of charcoal as Liz guides you through various techniques to help you express yourself and capture the character and charm of Whitstable.

We’ll kick off our adventure at The Horsebridge Arts Centre before heading along the waterfront towards the harbour, charcoal in hand. This is your chance to chat with Liz while learning all about her favourite medium!

Submitted by: Andrew Stuck
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2024-10-13 09:30
2024-10-13 09:30
Hosted by: Horsebridge Arts Centre, Whitstable
The Horsebridge Arts Centre, Horsebridge Road, Whitstable, UK

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