Eco-music workshop – [ SPACE ]

Create your own musical instruments using a variety of recycled and natural materials such as plastic bottles, elastic bands, tree branches and dried pulses and embellish them with feathers, stickers and ribbons. In the second part of the workshop, you will have the chance to experiment with your instrument(s) exploring different sounds and sonic textures. The workshop facilitator, Amanda Fisher will then guide the group through an improvised jam session, incorporating singing and various rhythms. Materials will be provided on the day, and participants are also encouraged to bring their own recycling from home (plastic bottles, tubing, cardboard boxes, egg cartons, dried pulses like rice, beans, lentils etc). Suitable for all ages and abilities. Children aged 16 and under must be accompanied by an adult.

How to book:
We are running two sessions, morning 11am – 12.30pm, afternoon 1– 2.30pm. Please book for ONE session only. Places are limited to 30 per session. All children aged 16 and under must be accompanied by an adult.

To book your place(s) email daniel@spacestudios.org.uk with your:

Full name
Email address and phone number
Number of people wishing to book (including parent/carer)
Which session you would like to book: Morning (11am – 12.30pm) OR Afternoon (1 – 2.30pm)

You will then receive an email confirming your booking and giving you more details about the event.

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Amanda Fisher has lived in Redbridge for over 30 years. She has supported the local community throughout her career as a teacher in local schools and Adult Education. She has extensive knowledge of working with those with SEND needs, both children and adult members of the community. Her passion for the arts and music is also shared in the community through her work with The Redbridge Music Lounge Charity providing free live music for the community, as well as being an active arts participant at SPACE.