Art & Tea for Seniors

Auckland

Thurs 10:30am–12pm

Enhance creativity and connection

Art & Tea is a workshop which allows seniors to get involved in art projects and practices of mindfulness. The intention of these sessions is to offer a creative way to connect with others, reducing the feelings of isolation and loneliness. Supported by Auckland Council Creative Communities, in collaboration with Highbury Community House and Grandparents Raising Grandchildren. Free but please register online. A 7 week course, with dates in February / April / August 2023.

Cost?

Free but please register

For more info visit:

Art & Tea for Seniors

Address

110 Hinemoa Street
Birkenhead
Auckland

Contact

https://www.artyoga.co/contact-us.html

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