A new exhibition featuring artwork created by students from Waveney Enterprises is now on display at Carlton Marshes.
The exhibition is being held in the visitor centre throughout August, with all artwork available to buy. Proceeds from sales will go directly back into the Beccles-based charity to support its work.
Waveney Enterprises is also taking part in the Raveningham Sculpture Trail, which runs until 6th September. The event features work by around 60 artists displayed throughout a woodland setting and is open from Wednesday to Sunday.
The charity is also encouraging people to visit its studios and shop at 13 Smallgate, Beccles, where visitors can browse a new collection of handmade items, see students at work and purchase pieces designed and created locally.
Waveney Enterprises supports adults through creative opportunities, with funds raised from artwork helping to continue the charity's work in the community.
More details about Waveney Enterprises can be found on our website.
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