New Chichester Arts Café Launches to Celebrate Creativity, Connection and Accessibility

A new monthly arts café is launching in Chichester this summer, creating a welcoming, inclusive and fully accessible space where adults with physical and sensory disabilities can come together to be creative, meet new people and build connections.
The Chichester Arts Café, organised by Voluntary Action Arun & Chichester (VAAC) and led by local artist Jane Churchill, will begin on Tuesday 23 June at the fully accessible Cloisters Café within Chichester Cathedral and will continue on a monthly basis throughout the year.
The free sessions are designed to provide a relaxed and supportive environment where creativity comes first. Participants will have the opportunity to explore painting, drawing, crafting, writing and other creative activities, regardless of previous experience or artistic ability.
The Arts Café aims to reduce social isolation, encourage self-expression and help build a stronger sense of community through shared creative experiences.
Check out our Facebook page @ Chichester Arts Cafe