The Amelia Scott hosted the inaugural Rolling Well Conference in July 26. Over two days, academics, clinicians, educators, local authority representatives, game designers, community practitioners and people with lived experience came together to explore the impact tabletop role-playing games can play in supporting health and wellbeing.

Enjoy meeting and crafting with like minded makers in a relaxed and friendly environment.

Please join Art Room for the autumn art course, Hidden Symbols found in Art.

Silent Book Club meet in person once a month, offering a regular opportunity to read quietly in a comfortable environment.

Whether it's a family member or friend, you live with them or they live far away, helping someone who isn't feeling their best is hard. You need support too.

Come along to our free, weekly, welcoming and supportive group, where you can use creativity to improve your mental health, emotional wellbeing, and find connection with others.

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His Royal Highness The Duke of Gloucester visits The Amelia Scott Staff at The Amelia Scott in Royal Tunbridge Wells welcomed His Royal Highness The Duke of Gloucester on Thursday 9th July for a tour of the unique civic cultural space.  

This free 12 week course will take you through the stages of crafting a story and much more!

This programme will offer a range of creative activities to support wellbeing and connection.

Blind and partially sighted adults are invited to explore The Amelia's collections through touch, sound and imagination.

The Amelia Scott runs a women only Dungeons & Dragons session every third Saturday of each month.

The Amelia Scott has been invited by the British Library to take centre stage at an upcoming national webinar – and it all began with an adventure.