Creative and Cultural Participation in Later Life

 

 

Kent Arts and Wellbeing are working with Voluntary Arts England and Age UK to promote the work undertaken by Age UK Oxfordshire to respond to the need of older people to be engaged with creative and cultural activity. This is part of a national campaign.

The meeting on Friday 25th October at Lenham Community Centre will be a great opportunity to understand this important initiative; network with other like-minded individuals and organisations; and perhaps plan  future activities together.

Interested in contributing to improving opportunities for creative and cultural engagement?

Contact: Ken Scott on ken@kentartsandwellbeing.org.uk

Programme – 10:30 -12:45

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