Location: North Ayrshire

Multi-media exhibition from Trindelmoss and Neighbourhood Network – inviting us all to pause and ask, how do we see ourselves, as individuals and as a collective?

Join this Drum4urLife weekly workshop and experience being part of a vibrant, in-the-moment, music-making event.

Join us for an evening of celebration as we launch North Ayrshire’s Arts & Culture programme, as part of the Scottish Mental Health Arts Festival.

We all have a heartbeat, so we can all drum and make in-the-moment music together. Come along and make collective music at this fun, interactive event.

A series of five short online workshops for busy people who want to be mindful people, led by Molly Murray, owner of Seahorse Bookstore in North Ayrshire.

AIMS Advocacy host a zine-making workshop with Stevenston Library. Exploring themes of mental health through facilitated discussion, you will work collectively to create writing and collage and go home with your very own zine. 

Kids are invited to come along and improve their mental health and wellbeing with some mindful arts and crafts this October.

Sit back, relax and entertain the kids for an hour or two with a family film at the Harbour Arts Centre.

Join North Ayrshire Health and Social Care Partnership and partners to walk from the darkness of the night to embrace a new day, remembering there is always hope.

AIMS Advocacy and Trindlemoss Day Opportunities present their collaborative artwork: ‘What does advocacy mean to you?’.