Trying a creative workshop can begin with curiosity rather than confidence. LAB TWO6 is a creative learning space built around making, experimenting and learning by doing. This guide helps you check the practical details and arrive with a clear idea of what you want to explore.
Choose a session that interests you
Read the workshop listing for the topic, intended experience level and what the session involves. You might want to learn a specific skill, restart a creative habit or simply try an unfamiliar material. If you are unsure whether a session is right for you, ask before booking.
Check the details before booking
Look for the confirmed date, duration, location or online format, price, materials information and booking terms. Some sessions are still being developed; registering interest is different from holding a confirmed booking. Use the workshop listing as the current source of session information.
Ask what to bring
Materials vary by session, so check what is supplied and what you need to bring. For online sessions, check any equipment and connection requirements. Contact LAB TWO6 about access needs or adjustments before booking so the arrangements can be discussed.
Bring a question, not a finished idea
A useful starting point might be “How can I loosen up my drawing?” or “What can I make with this material?” Write down one thing you would like to try. There is no need to turn that question into a polished project before you arrive.
Afterwards, make one small next step
Keep a note of a technique, material or observation you want to revisit. A short experiment the following day can help turn one session into an ongoing practice. The Try This exercises offer simple starting points.
Ready to make alongside others? Explore the workshop programme or tell us what you would like to try. For new-session announcements, join LAB Notes on the Workshops page.
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