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A Sense of Place Exhibition by C.A.S.T.

05 October 2015 by Val Bowen

C.A.S.T is a group of mental health service users, volunteers and workers who are passionate about arts for mental health and wellbeing. The group runs regular workshops, live music and poetry gatherings and hold art exhibitions. It aims to promote the artwork of service users and to support them in their development as artists and as people. Their World Mental Health Arts Exhibition 2015 – A Sense of Place – is at the Art House in Backfields off Division Street and runs from 7th October to 21st October. Their next exhibition ,‘A Sense of Place’ runs from 7th to 21st October at The Art House in Backfields off Division Street.

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