Cultural experiences enhance our quality of life and improve our mental and physical health.The Amelia Scott believes culture has the power to change lives though its vision of ‘enriching lives and inspiring learning’.Over the years we have partnered with a number of community groups and charitable organisations to support a range of people’s needs. Cultural experiences can help improve health and wellbeing and can result in benefits that range from the physiological to the emotional.Take a look below to find out more about our current projects and to get involved.
Roll for Initiative!
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Outreach
Outreach sessions involve handling real museum objects, as well as a range of other hands-on activities. The Amelia strongly believes in making new memories and so each session will also include the opportunity to get creative. The sessions are delivered at your own venue and can be tailored to meet the needs of your group.
Please email the team at creativehealth@tunbridgewells.gov.uk to find out more.
Book Clubs
These clubs are equally fun for visitors and Amelia staff alike. We offer a friendly environment, and all are welcome. There is no expectation to be an avid reader just interested in reading a new book about once a month.There are currently 3 book groups hosted at The Amelia Scott. We try to keep the book groups to a friendly number of around 6. Therefore, if you are interested in joining a book group when a place becomes a available or are interested in joining a waiting list please email Sam.Rosling@TunbridgeWells.gov.uk. We are always keen to start up more book groups so please do get in touch.In addition, the library can also support book groups with getting books in. Please contact Sam.Rosling@TunbridgeWells.gov.uk for more information.
Access
If you would like to know more about how to get here and our accessibility, please go to our Access page (https://theamelia.co.uk/visiting-the-amelia/accessibility.html)
