Higham Hall College

This informal and relaxed workshop is a gentle introduction to the delights of drawing from nature. You will spend the morning building confidence

You will learn to strip a small item of furniture (e.g. a drop in dining seat or dining chair, stool), tackle interior paddings and rebuild it using t

Step back in time with us as we discover rarely seen archive footage of Cumbria on film. Much of the materials dates back over 100 years. Former BBC a

Red sandstone has played an important part in the lives of people both sides of the Solway. Names carved on cliffs, attempts to reproduce fossil footp

A varied programme of Mozart favourites performed by Laurence Perkins and friends. Doors open 7:45pm; bar open. Ticket price includes a glass of wine

From the Cumbrian chapman and his wares to the shepherds’ guides that have been produced by Lake District hill farmers since 1817, Cumbria has a rich

Learn how to make a box cushion to finish off your chair or recover cushion pads. Including measuring and approximating fabric quantities, cutting out

An exploratory drawing day for all levels of experience, looking at some of the intricate shapes and structures in nature.

In this talk, we explore different philosophical perspectives on choice through the ideas of Sartre, Aristotle, and Zhuangzi. Sartre sees choice as ra

This informal and relaxed workshop is a gentle introduction to the delights of drawing from nature. You will spend the morning building confidence whi

Kintsugi, which literally translates as ‘golden joinery,’ celebrates the Japanese philosophy of wabi-sabi—embracing imperfections as part of an object

Many people today regard Alfred Wainwright as the patron saint of fellwalking. This is due to the high regard in which his seven-volume Pictorial Guid

None of us begins life as a blank slate. Our sense of what is possible is shaped by family influences, cultural expectations, and the social environme