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Creative Pathways is coming to Leeds!
Join us for a day of inspiration, interactive workshops, and networking for 14-24 year olds with cerebral palsy.
Thursday 9th April
Scope Community Hub, 3 Brewery Wharf, Dock Street. Leeds LS10 1JF.
FREE
Meet the Artists!
In this visual arts special, come be inspired by innovative artists, and hear their career journey.
Faith Bebbington:
A nationally renowned sculptor, Faith's practice is shaped by lived experience of cerebral palsy, exploring human and animal movement through socially engaged, sustainable art.
Jonathan Lloyd:
Founder of Far Far Out, Jonathan is a brand strategist and creative consultant.
Sam Howson:
Digital artist and founder of SH3DART, Sam has turned his passion for classic Minis and digital artwork into a creative start-up.
Rosie Jones:
Comedian and writer whose work blends bold humour with a commitment to representation, accessibility and changing the narrative around disability.
The Day's Line-Up
Participants (Aged 14-24)
Movement into Action
Sculptor Faith Bebbington takes us through the process of bringing newspaper sculptures to life
Your Superpowers!
Rosie Jones and creative strategist Jonathan Lloyd look at how to bring your authentic self to life in the creative spaces you inhabit.
Accompanying Adults
Wellbeing workshop
A dedicated wellbeing session
for parents and carers
Scope
Scope's Cerebral Palsy lead - Richard Luke
leads an collaborative discussion
Final session:
Idenifying Paths
Embrace Space founder Stella is joined by artist Sam Howson to explore your visions, aspirations, and making them happen!
Closing event - Networking
ACCESS INFORMATION:
Accessibility is at the heart of this event. The Scope Community Hub features:
Entry: Automatic doors and completely step-free space
Facilities: Changing Place Toilet (with shower) and standard accessible toilets
Comfort: Accessible chairs/tables and a dedicated quiet room available throughout the day
GETTING HERE:
Address: Scope Community Hub, 3 Brewery Wharf, Dock Street, Leeds. LS10 1JF
Taxi & Car Drop off
Primary Drop-off: Turn into Dock Street, Take the first right before Ciao Bella restaurant. Ask to be dropped at the bollards.
Note: The road to the bollards is not cobbled. It is smooth and accessible.
Alternative: If you miss the turn, use Kendall Street (drop-off just before Leonardo Hotel)
Parking
Blue Badge Parking: 5 free spaces on Waterloo Street (behind the hub). 4-hour limit.
Nearby Car Parks: Hunslet Lane (160m - Free for Blue Badge), Trinity (320m), and Sovereign Square (480m). Map illustrating car parks in relation to The Hub.
Public Transport
Train: 10-15 minute walk from Leeds Station to The Hub - there are 3 main walking routes illustrated in the link maps below:
Route 1: Busy but flattest route (best for wheels)
Route 2: Fastest route with steep steps
Route 3: Quiet route with steep steps
Bus: 10-minute walk from Leeds Bus Station. Nearest stop: Southbank A, Meadow Lane.
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