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Please RSVP via private message to confirm your place. The fabulous Bonnie Wheelass, Birmingham's proud, disabled drag queen will be modeling for our life drawing session this Pride month.
We will be in The Ecumenical Centre, in the community sports hall. This venue is accessible with a lift.
If you are driving, it's best to use the nearby street parking, or The Kingfisher Shopping Centre, which is free to use after 6pm.
Open to people of all artistic abilities, including complete beginners, we will be drawing an experienced model.
A wide range of art materials will be provided, but of course feel free to bring your own.
We are unable to provide easels, but you're more than welcome to bring your own along.
If you would like to bring electronic devices to draw with, we will require you to cover your camera with a sticker, as well as us having the models' permission each time, regardless of whether a particular model has consented previously.
Please send a message in advance if you have any further questions, additional needs or accessibility requirements.
You are welcome to bring your own non alcoholic drinks/snacks.
Only £8 per person a session if paid in advance.
£10 on the day. Please bring exact amount, thank you.
Over 18's only.
Proudly supported by Arts In Redditch.
You can find Bonnie Wheelass online at:
https://www.instagram.com/ms_bonniewheelass
https://youtube.com/@bonniewheelass
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
The Ecumenical Centre, 6 Evesham Walk, Redditch, United Kingdom
