Learning
Year-Round Creative Events for Life-Long Learning
The RWA offers a range of ways that you can participate and be inspired by art, both on site and across Bristol.
Whether through a workshop or course at the RWA Drawing School; a fascinating Art History Day School; free, fun activities for all the family in Easton and Redcliffe, Southmead and Hartcliffe; training in creative thinking for your company, or an absorbing artist's talk, the RWA's year-round programme of creative events will inspire you and deepen your understanding and enjoyment of art.
The RWA is committed to supporting creative endeavour and nurturing artistic talent, for people from all backgrounds.
The RWA would like to thank Bristol City Council for their support for this work through the Openness funding stream. Scribble and Sketch events have also been supported by the Joan Hawkins Trust and Quartet Community Foundation.
View a selection of past learning and participation events that we've put on for free for families and children of all ages.
Learning and engagement locations
The map below shows locations where RWA has held offsite engagement work. These include our free family art workshops - Scribble and Sketch, community group work, pop-up exhibitions, Primary schools currently participating in our 'Look Imagine Write' project and current partner schools for our Happy Mondays programme/



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Scribble and Sketch
Once a month
All the family are welcome at Scribble and Sketch! Join us for free creative activities with an artist, try something new and have fun together.
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Events for Children and Families
Art activities for kids of all ages! Get creative with painting, drawing and making at the RWA, Bristol's first art gallery. Subscribe to...