Creative sessions for adults with learning disabilities

Next term we will have 3 different sessions:

  • Visual Arts Sessions: Nature in the City – Thursday morning, 10am to 12 noon, at Salford Museum and Art Gallery. Sessions begin on 1 May and run until 26 June. There will be no sessions on 29 May or 5 June.
  • DIY BUDS: The Escape Room – Thursday afternoon, 1pm to 3pm, at Salford Museum and Art Gallery. Sessions begin on 1 May and run until 19 June, and there will be no sessions on 29 May and 5 June.
  • ASPIRE: First Steps: Improvisation Skills – Monday afternoon, 12.45pm to 3pm, at St George’s Community Hub and Cafe. These sessions began on 28 April, and there will be no sessions on 5 May or 26 May.

Scroll down for full information and contact us by emailing diytheatre@gmail.com to find out more and book your place.


David, wearing a bright green football jersey with his name and the number 40 on the back, sits on a chair in a museum gallery sketching on a clipboard. He is positioned in front of a wall display titled 'EVERY LINE IS ME,' surrounded by framed artwork. The atmosphere is calm and focused, emphasising creativity and engagement with the artwork.

Visual Arts Sessions: Nature in the City

During this 6-week course we will be responding to exhibits in Salford Museum and Gallery, to explore the theme of nature in the city. We will be creating our own artworks based on our own observations. 

Sessions will start back on Thursday 1 May, and then every session will take place on Thursday mornings, 10am to 12.00 noon, at Salford Museum and Art Gallery, Peel Park, The Crescent, Salford, M5 4WU. 

Please note there will be no sessions on 29 May or 5 June.

For more information, email us at diytheatre@gmail.com


Four people sitting in a semi-circle on chairs in a brightly lit room. The person on the far left is holding a small object, possibly a spoon, and appears to be speaking. The second person, wearing an illustrated black T-shirt and orange trainers, gestures with their hand while speaking. The third person, in a blue jacket and glasses, sits cross-legged and smiles. The person on the far right, in a blue long-sleeve top, holds up a silver reflective sheet. The background features a wooden door, a recycling bin, and a kitchen area.

DIY BUDS: The Escape Room

DIY Buds logo showing lots of stick people in a circle

This term DIY BUDS will be focusing on teamwork and storytelling. Together we will create a story built up in sections, using an “Escape Room” structure.  At each stage of the story we will have to play a cooperative game – how well can we work together as a team to unlock the next stage of the story?  

Sessions will start back on Thursday 1 May. Then each session will take place every Thursday afternoon, 1pm to 3pm at Salford Museum and Art Gallery, Peel Park, The Crescent, Salford, M5 4WU

Please note there will be no sessions on 29 May and 5 June.

For more information, email us at diytheatre@gmail.com

DIY BUDS is funded by Salford ICP with support from Salford CVS

 

 

 


 

three people are holding instruments and smiling at each other one person is stood in a red jumper one person is sat in a wheelchair and one person is sat on a chair

ASPIRE: First Steps: Improvisation Skills

This term Aspire will be running a First Steps: Improvisation Skills course. Group members will learn why accepting each other’s ideas is so important in drama. They will develop their improvisation skills and use these skills to build a sense of place, characters and stories.

Sessions will start back on Monday  28 April, and then take place on Monday afternoons from 12-45pm to 3pm, at St George’s Community Hub and Cafe, Langley Rd S, Salford M6 6SB.

Please note there will be no sessions on 5 May or 26 May.

For more information, email us at diytheatre@gmail.com

Special thanks to Aspire and Community Learning at Salford City College for supporting this course.

Logo of Salford City College - Adult & Community Learning

 

 

 


Keep in touch

We run a range of projects and workshops with adults with learning disabilities which usually change each term. Please sign up to our Newsletter to keep up to date with what’s on offer. We are always keen to work in partnership with other organisations, so please contact us if you would like to discuss possible collaborations or projects.