A PLACE WORTH KNOWING
Make a little room for making
A welcoming creative hub in a Victorian school, with workshops in print, clay, textiles and more.
Art House gives a South Brent visit a creative purpose. Based in the Old School Centre, this not-for-profit hub has two light-filled rooms used for everything from printmaking and painting to pottery, willow work and dressmaking. The programme changes, so the best approach is to choose the activity first and plan your day around it. You might come away with a new skill, an unfinished project to continue at home or simply the pleasure of concentrating on something with your hands. Brushes, clay, prints and tables ready for people give these working rooms a welcoming, practical character. Check the individual workshop description for experience level, materials and booking details before you arrive.
The lovely little details
- Creative hub in South Brent’s Old School Centre.
- Two studios host a changing workshop programme.
- Printmaking, textiles, clay and other crafts.
SOMETHING TO LOOK OUT FOR
Choose the craft before the day
Look through the current workshop programme for an activity you have wanted to try, then build your South Brent visit around it.
From the venueTHE USEFUL LITTLE DETAILS
Make a little plan.
Find them here
Art House South Brent, Old School Centre, Totnes Road, South Brent, Devon, TQ10 9BP
Open directionsGetting there
The venue asks most visitors to use the free Station Road car park, less than five minutes’ walk away. Limited spaces at the Old School Centre are best left for older and less mobile users; unloading is possible.
Before you set off
Choose and book a workshop through the current programme. Check each listing for level, materials and any preparation required.
A working studio
The two rooms accommodate different activities, with an outdoor gazebo for messier projects.
Check the detailsAccess
The venue lists an accessible toilet. Contact the team about the requirements of your chosen workshop.
Check the detailsChanging programme
Classes and community activities cover a wide range of making, mending and visual arts.
Check the detailsDetails checked 24 October 2026. Opening times, menus and access arrangements can change; confirm anything essential directly before travelling.
About this feature & our sources
This is an editorial discovery, researched from the venue’s own information and any visitor sources linked here. It is not a paid partnership or a first-hand review. Individual visitor tips reflect that person’s experience; they are not a live rating or a promise about your visit.
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