The National Trust for Scotland’s Pollok House, only a few miles from Glasgow city centre, is offering visitors the chance to get arty at fortnightly art classes from the end of January.
The National Trust for Scotland’s Pollok House, only a few miles from Glasgow city centre, is offering visitors the chance to get arty at fortnightly art classes from the end of January.
Whether you are a creative amateur or a fully-fledged artist there is something for everyone, with classes for adults and an Arty-Farty Club for the kids to have fun and learning something new.
Pollok House boasts a magnificent art collection, including works by Blake, Goya and El Greco, so there are plenty of sources of artistic inspiration.
Alison Burke, Learning Officer at Pollok House said:
“The fortnightly adult classes are designed to inspire and cover a range of techniques from collective painting to the study of watercolour.
"The Arty-Farty Club encourages kids to approach art in new and exciting ways while having fun.”
The first adult class is on 30 January, 11.00 to 14.00 and costs £10 (including materials). The Arty-Farty Club starts on 1 February, 12.00 to 14.00 and costs £5 (including materials).
For booking information and details of all the classes visit
www.nts.org.uk or contact Pollok House on 0844 493 2202.