Crescent: Women+ Photography Group
Crescent is a women+ photography group based at Ocean Studios, Plymouth, supporting wellbeing, connection and creativity through the means of photography.
The weekly sessions are free of charge and open for anyone to self refer into the group; regardless of age, photographic interests and experience. Thursdays 12.00 – 2.30pm at Fotonow HQ, Ocean Studios, Royal William Yard.
This group is aimed at the experience of women+. Please join us if you identify as a woman or femme in any way that is important to you.
Find out more, and book a place by contacting emmabooth@fotonow.org


Unlocked: Youth
Our Unlocked youth group is for young people aged 13-18 who want to build their skills and experience with creative media, have loads of fun with others, and work on projects linking in with community activities and events in Plymouth. Join us to explore your creative interests and connect with other young people who share them
Facilitated by Fotonow staff, Unlocked meets on Mondays from 4:30pm – 6:30pm at Fotonow CIC, Ocean Studios, Royal William Yard. Please get in touch if you wish to come down and join a session: emmabooth@fotonow.org


Photo Socials: Memory Matters
Drop in, connect with others and share your stories! Join the Fotonow team for a relaxed, photography-oriented social drop-in session, every Wednesday 10.00am – 12.00pm at Moments Cafe, New George Street.
Each week catch-up, share images, then collect a photo task card with a theme to take home and respond to. You can then show your photos at the next drop-in session!
For more info contact emmabooth@fotonow.org


SEND Photography Group with PCC Youth Service
Our SEND specific youth photography group (13-25yrs) meets on Thursday evenings 6.30-8.30 at City College Plymouth.
To enquire about joining the group please contact dan@fotonow.org


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