Join Mission Gallery in the Maritime Quarter for an enchanting Winter Candle Decorating event. This workshop is suitable for ages 7 and above and will take place on Saturday, 9th December from 11am to 12:30pm. Immerse yourself in the spirit of the season as you decorate your own winter-themed candle, adding warmth and light to those long winter nights. In addition, you will have the opportunity to create your own personalized clay candle holder to complete the look. This perfect set makes for a thoughtful gift during the holiday season. All materials will be provided, including the candles. However, please note that spaces are limited due to the venue's capacity, so booking in advance is essential. We kindly request that you honor your commitment to attend if you secure a spot. While we strive to make our workshops accessible to all, we kindly ask for a donation on the day if possible to support our future workshop and education programs at Mission Gallery. For further information or to book your place, please contact Megan Leigh, Learning & Engagement Coordinator, at 01792 652016 or via email at megan@missiongallery.co.uk. We kindly ask that you inform us of any access requirements, allergies, or medical conditions. Please note that the first-floor education space has limited access due to steep stairs, but our staff will be available to assist if needed. Don't miss out on this magical winter workshop!

Upper Normandy

France

Seine-Maritime

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Hotel de Bourgtheroulde, Autograph Collection

The Elephant Trunk Hill

Beaches and shores

Mountain climbing

翱翔的大鲨鱼

tretat is a municipality on the coast of the Upper Normandy region of France, often called the Elephant Trunk Coast. On the shore of Etreta, the three most famous sea-eating gates are Porte dAval, Porte dAmont, and Manneporte. The cliffs and connected beaches attract 19th-century French landscape painter Boudin, the realist painter Courbet, and Impressionist painter Monet to visit.

Falaises d'Etretat

Natural scenery

Todemmy

Etretat is a coastal town in northwestern France, on the snowy white coast of Normandy in northwestern France, known as the &quot;first coast of France&quot;. North of the English Channel, far from the UK, is a typical Normandy-style seaside town with a population of less than 2,000 people. The coast of Etreta stretches for several kilometers, facing the sea, a cliff is cut into a straight cliff by the sea and sea breeze, the cliff is particularly white gray, like a huge white wall. On the cliff, the magical work, naturally opened several &quot;archs&quot;, &quot;overpass&quot;, the sky is standing on the sea, the majestic. The town of Etreta is famous for its natural scenery such as the nose of an elephant in Aval cliff, which attracts many literati and ink tourists.

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