Making Faces at Level Centre

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Working with visual arts facilitator Helen Jackson, our Level Makes Art group have created a lovely series of mixed media self portraits. The exhibition is on display in our Corridor Gallery until 6 January.

Entry is free. Level Centre is usually open Monday – Friday, 9am – 5pm, there’s no need to book, but please check our website or phone in advance to check.

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