Adult Learning and Skills Service
Visitors still have time to explore inspiring artwork created by H&F Adult Learning and Skills students.
Following a well-attended opening evening on Thursday 16 July, the Art & Craft Exhibition at the Macbeth Centre has officially opened its doors to the public.
The launch event welcomed learners, tutors, family members and guests, including Sharon Lea, Chief Executive of Hammersmith & Fulham Council, and the Mayor of Hammersmith & Fulham, Councillor Sharon Holder, who came along to celebrate the creativity and achievements of our students.
Chief Executive of Hammersmith & Fulham Council, Sharon Lea with Assistant Director of Adult Learning, Eamon Scanlon at the Art & Craft Exhibiton open evening
The exhibition showcases original work from learners across a wide range of art and craft courses, highlighting the talent, dedication and creativity developed throughout the year. Visitors can enjoy displays featuring:
"Connecting the Threads" by Veronique Van der Hof
The exhibition remains open to the public until 23 July, from 10am to 3pm, offering a final opportunity to browse the collection and discover the breadth of creative learning taking place at H&F Adult Learning and Skills. The exhibition is free to attend and all are welcome. The original exhibition was promoted as a showcase of student work from across the service's art and craft programmes.
Inspired by what you see? H&F Adult Learning and Skills offers a wide range of art and craft courses for all levels, from complete beginners to experienced makers looking to develop their skills further.
Admission is free.
Location: Macbeth Centre, Hammersmith
Exhibition dates: Until 23 July
Opening hours: 10am–3pm daily
The full album of images from the opening night can be found at
Macbeth Centre Art & Craft Exhibition 2026 | Flickr
