Venue 22C – Hollybush Classroom

Cassius Langhorne

Sculpture

“I am a ceramic portrait sculptor. I make full-size busts and anatomical statues. I also hand-throw coffee mugs and create live caricatures on them at festivals. There, people can have a go at making their own cups or commission me to do a caricature from life or a photograph.”

Artist’s links

Activity

Workshop – pottery caricatures.

Honeyfauna

Paper collage / illustration

“I’m an illustrator and nature writer who studied art in Leeds for 6 years. I’m deeply passionate about nature and how we can connect with and care for the natural spaces around us. My work is a combination of hand-painted papers and heartfelt words, inspiring viewers to appreciate the world we inhabit.”

Artist’s links

Activity

Workshop – make a butterfly.

Swamp Meat

Ceramic sculpture / painting

“Ceramicist Poppy Davis and painter Helen Dryden are Swamp Meat. Neighbouring artists at our Sunny Bank Mills studios in Farsley, we connected through a shared love of cinema and literature.”

Poppy’s links

Helen’s links

Activity

Workshop – postcards from alien lands.

Access Guide

Community –conservation centre (stone building).

Please see the main Hollybush access guide for more details.

  • The entrance to the classroom is opposite the main house and barn.
  • There is a fixed concrete ramped entrance.
  • The ramp has a slight gradient.
  • There are handrails on either side of the ramp.
  • There are stone slabs at the top of the ramp outside the classroom door.
  • There is a single manual door at the entrance.
  • The door has a width of 90 cm.
  • There is step-free access throughout the interior.

The ramp to the classroom is shown below.

Outside at Hollybush showing the ramp leading up to the classroom. There are hand rails on either side of the ramp.

  • Both assistance dogs and pets dogs are welcome but must be kept on a lead.
  • Dog water bowls are available at the front entrance of the café.

The facilities include:

  • Separate male and female toilets in the café.
  • One gender-inclusive accessible toilet in the café.
  • Three gender-inclusive accessible toilets in the toilet block.
  • Baby changing.

The toilet block is shown below.

Outside at Hollybush showing a block of accessible toilets. There is stepped and ramped access.

The café entrance is shown below.

  • There is a café at Hollybush, located next to the barn.
  • The menu includes lunches, options for children, and a variety of baked goods.
  • Vegan and gluten-free options are available.
  • Hot and cold drinks are served, and milk alternatives are available.
  • Counter service.
  • The entrance is low and situated under a flight of stone steps.
  • The door has a width of 90 cm and a height of 180 cm.

The café entrance is shown below.

The entrance to the café at Hollybush. The low doorway is beneath an exterior stone staircase.

The café is managed by Café 21 which is part of Sunshine and Smiles, the Leeds Down Syndrome Network. The café is run by and for people with Down’s syndrome to provide training and work experience that leads to job opportunities.

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