Drop into the Atelier Potting Shed for some short informal talks full of practical tips.

Dr Amy Concannon is a curator at Tate Britain. She is a specialist in art of the Romantic period, particularly landscape painting and the work of Turner, Constable and William Blake.

Charles Landry is an international authority on the use of imagination and creativity in urban change. He is currently a fellow at the Robert Bosch Academy in Berlin. He invented the concept of the Creative City in the late 1980’s.

Come and learn how to darn and mend your garments. Katy and Kath will discuss darning and mending trends and why repairing your clothes should be every person’s favourite hobby.

Colin Higginson will talk about Art in Motion and Jeff John’s work, which will be on show in the exhibition in John Street for the Site Festival.

Following her ‘Sew on the go’ talk at 1pm, book onto Mary-Jane’s workshop to make a macrame hanger out of recycled material.

Three years ago, Mary Jane Baxter quit her job at the BBC and headed for Europe in her mobile craft studio. Mary Jane will be talking about her journey and her new book Sew on the Go which will be published with UNBOUND later this year.

Sharing enthusiasm for contemporary poems join in a discussion of a new poem every half hour.

Activate your art. Each Activation is a 45 minute session to access guidance and support in the activation of women's art. This could be your own or that of another person.

Uta Baldauf Wasteland Productions presents a playful evening of beginnings, including recorded sound pieces, interviews, performances and musical collaborations at Atelier.

Can an artist claim that an object is a work of art if it has been made for him or her by someone else? If so, who is the ‘author’ of such a work? And just what is the difference between a work of art and a work of craft?

Artists in Atelier and the Piccadilly Mills will be opening their studios for Open Studios. This is a great opportunity to meet them for the Private View.

Drop in free workshop with Hannah Thomson. ‘Discovered’ by Professor Daina Taimina in 1997, hyperbolic crochet solved a problem that had been puzzling scientists and mathematicians since the mid 19th century.

Sheridan will be in conversation with Nancy Trotter Landry (Giffords Circus) to discuss her work as a performance and visual artist.

The view from the window is the most valued image in the studio. ‘Private View’ has been created to present audiences with an opportunity to enjoy this unique view in comfort and privacy.

Drop into the Atelier Potting Shed for some short informal talks full of practical tips.

Co-Motion is an all-day free event celebrating electronic, electroacoustic, ambient and experimental music. Artists who have previously performed at Sounds for a Small Space will be playing live music throughout the day.

The official launch event for ‘Motion’, a new collaborative album by Toby Marks & Andrew Heath. ‘Motion’ is an immersive soundscape, blending piano, guitars and electronics to produce endlessly changing ambient music evoking images of machinery and nature.

The start of a forum for providing mutual support, exploring collaborative working and fostering a greater sense of community amongst creative spaces in Stroud.

Skin in the Game is a programme of short films curated by Dan Guthrie that examines what it’s like to exist as a person of colour in the UK today.

Assemble is a multi-disciplinary collective working across architecture, design and art, and in 2015 were awarded the Turner Prize for their on-going work in ‘Granby Four Streets’, Liverpool. This talk is an Atelier/ SVA collaboration as part of the OWN project.

Roughart cabaret with a spoken word spine. Featuring Perrier-nominee Phil Kay... plus voice-and-loop spoken word from international star of stage and street Pete The Temp. Plus human Diazepam Miserable Malcolm.

Jessie Bond writes about art and photography for various publications including ‘Art Licks’, ‘Paper Journal’ and ‘This is Tomorrow.’