Expand your creativity on a nine-week film-making programme, inspired by the work of artist Bridget Riley, for people with dementia and their carers.
Try something different and meet new people on (B)old Visions: Film-making for Dementia, led by a professional film-maker.
(B)old Visions: Film-making for Dementia is completely free and open to all abilities. Participants are invited to take part with a companion, including carers, friends or family members.
Ticketing
To find out more about this course and also to reserve your place, please give us a call on 020 7082 8083.
Event information
This course is for people with a dementia diagnosis and their carer, a family member or a friend.
Workshops take place every Tuesday, 1.30pm – 3.30pm, from Tuesday 5 November to Tuesday 21 January. Please note, there are no sessions on 17, 24 and 31 December.
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