Creative Wellbeing Workshop with The Julaybib Project & Rashida Osman

Take some time for yourself in a supportive environment, and make a beautiful, unique artwork to take home.

Thursday 23rd April 2026

11am – 1pm

Peterborough Museum, Priestgate, Priestgate, Peterborough, PE1 1LF

Free. All materials provided. Open to beginners.

For mums only.

Spaces limited, booking essential.

What to Expect

Expect a relaxed, creative, women-only atmosphere, where you will be guided by the talented Rashida Arts through the art of Kintsugi painting. Expect a gentle, creative workshop, the perfect mix of art and wellbeing.

Kintsugi painting is the traditional Japanese art of repairing broken pottery using gold paint, finding the beauty in what’s broken. This delicate activity will involve mindfulness, as well as be a chance for you to take some time out of your busy life and try something new.

Free tea, coffee and snacks also provided.

Please note the workshop will use eggshells and may not be suitable for those with dairy allergies. If you have any concerns about this, please get in touch.

About Rashida Arts

Rashida Osman is an Islamic fine artist, calligrapher, educator, and curator. She describes herself as someone who has found sanctuary in creativity, especially during life’s most fragile moments.

Her roots stretch between British and African heritage, and her work is deeply inspired by the sacred traditions of Islamic art. Rashida specialises in Maghrebi Andalusi calligraphy and illumination. She also shares experiences of caring responsibilities.

“My work is always rooted in spirituality. Whether it’s through painting, calligraphy, or workshops, I hope to offer a moment of stillness, a way for the viewer to feel closer to the Divine. I believe art is more than visual. It is dhikr, it is therapy, it is an invitation. And in every gold line or swirling letter, I hope you find something that touches your soul. With light, Rashida”

Read more about Rashida’s journey and artworks here: https://rashidaart.com/pages/about-rashida

Access Information: The Workshop

• The workshop will be expertly guided by artist Rashida Osman.
• Charley and Julie from the Peterborough Presents team will be on hand to welcome you, get refreshments
• Wheelchair accessible space
• Accessible & gender-neutral toilet
• The workshop will be seated on standard plastic/classroom chairs with no arm rests. You are welcome to bring your own chair if you prefer.
• Materials used include ink, paint, egg shells. If you require assistance with any of the equipment, our team will be available to assist.
• You will be given a name badge sticker when you arrive.

• Maximum spaces available – 15 participants
• Women only space

Rashida and the Peterborough Presents team will also be there to support if you need. You are welcome to go at your own pace and take breaks whenever you need.

Access Information: The Venue

• Stepped and step free main entrance
• One disabled parking bay
• Automatic Doors
• Low height reception
• Reception staff will greet you
• Accessible toilets on the Ground and First Floors
• Assistance dogs welcome

Visual Story guide to the Museum

If you have any Access Requirements such as BSL interpretation, support with transport, please contact Charley on [email protected] or call / text her on 07435 985935.

More information about the rest of the Museum’s Accessibility:

• Large print & braille guides available at reception
• Lift Access (excluding the Operating Theatre and Vaults)
• Quiet opening times now available
• One adult wheelchair (Booking advised)

Finding the building – directions

Venue address: Peterborough Museum and Art Gallery, Priestgate, Peterborough, PE1 1LF

What3words: crop.fend.planet

Google maps link to Museum

There is a stepped and step-free route to the main entrance. The Museum’s main entrance is located on Priestgate Street. The main entrance has two sets of steps, the first consists of three steps with a rail and a second step by the entrance without rail support. Step free access to the Museum is available to the right of the entrance and through the sign posted staff car park. For more information please see the museum’s Visual Story.

The Museum is a short 2-5 minute walk from Peterborough Bus Station. Head out of the South Exit of the Bus Station (towards the big roundabout), use the pedestrian crossings to walk towards Priestgate Street.

Parking

1 Disabled parking bay available in front of the building. Please book this directly with Peterborough Museum staff on 01733 864663 or email [email protected]

The nearest Pay & Display car park is on Wentworth Street: https://www.britannia-parking.co.uk/en-gb/cities/peterborough/wentworth-street/

You could also park at Queensgate, Asda, St Peter's Road, or any of the other city centre car parks.

If you have any Access Requirements such as BSL interpretation, support with transport, please contact Charley on [email protected] or call / text her on 07435 985935.

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