Queens Park Arts Centre - #LiveCreativelyQPAC

It's the start of a new week, so it's time for another great video from the Susan Diane School of Dance. This week Miss Helayna is here to teach us a move called the 'Scooby-Doo'! Be sure to check out www.susandiane.co.uk for more information about the school, who are currently running classes online for students. Don't forget to follow #LiveCreativelyQPAC for more creative updates.  PLEASE NOTE SDSD or the teacher in the video cannot be held responsible for any accidents or injuries that occur whilst following the exercises / routines featured in this video.

Our thanks to Jill Try, who's sent us a photo of a mixed media painting she's been working on during lockdown. It depicts Little Twye, Buckland Common - a location of Jill's daily walk. #LiveCreativelyQPAC

Here's a great #LiveCreativelyQPAC project from Caroline Medri. Caroline has used old ceramic pieces and wood from a pallet to create a garden wall hanging. If you're working on a home art project then let us know! Just email info@qpc.org.

We've some more photos from Angela North to share with you today. Angela has been busy working on a beautiful sculpture as well as a diverse range of paintings and drawings - a marvellous example of the #LiveCreativelyQPAC campaign in action.

This weekend would have seen us present our fifth annual May Maker's Fair.  We thought we'd use today's #LiveCreativelyQPAC update to look back at our very first Maker's Fair in 2016. Here are a selection of photos from the day.

We're back after the Bank Holiday weekend with another fantastic video from the Susan Diane School of Dance. This time Miss Alison is bringing us a warm-up exercise.  Be sure to check out www.susandiane.co.uk for more information about the school, and follow #LiveCreativelyQPAC for more creative updates.  PLEASE NOTE   SDSD or the teacher in the video cannot be held responsible for any accidents or injuries that occur whilst following the exercises / routines featured in this video.

Here's our next video from the Susan Diane School of Dance , who are running virtual classes this term. This time we have Miss Helena teaching a street dance move. PLEASE NOTE SDSD or the teacher in the video cannot be held responsible for any accidents or injuries that occur whilst following the exercises / routines featured in this video.