Residents enjoy creative activities, music, and socialising during a lively afternoon in the tearoom
Old Sarum Manor arts and crafts club was held in the tearoom, providing a lively and cheerful atmosphere for residents. The afternoon was filled with creativity, music, and friendly conversation as participants worked on stencil art to make colourful signs for their upcoming summer party.
The club set up comfortably in the tearoom, where everyone listened to music and chatted happily. Val requested Simon and Garfunkel, and the residents enjoyed singing along, adding to the joyful atmosphere. Throughout the session, residents shared stories and laughter, making it a truly social event. Gemma impressed everyone with her vibrant signs, using bright paints that brought her designs to life.
All residents worked diligently on their signs, and the results were fantastic. The colourful creations will add a lively touch to the summer celebration, and the afternoon proved to be both fun and productive. The event showcased the residents’ creativity and sense of community, highlighting how engaging activities can foster happiness and connection.
Overall, the arts and crafts club provided a wonderful opportunity for residents to express themselves, enjoy music, and spend quality time together. It was a proactive and enjoyable afternoon, leaving everyone looking forward to future creative gatherings.
To see more of what our residents get up to check out our Facebook page, Old Sarum Manor Care Home or our Instagram page, elmfieldcare.
