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Go potty for pottery
The potter's wheel beckons, so it’s time to put the apron on and learn from some of the finest professional potters around. These experiences will provide you with new found pottery skills and knowledge, plus it’s great fun whether it’s shared with a friend, partner, family member or loved one. By the time you’ve finished, you’ll be creating works of art with your own personal touch that are yours to keep.
Snap happy
TrackDays.co.uk has a number of locations that are perfect for tutorial photography tours. These include scenic Edinburgh and Bath, funky Camden Market and fascinating Greenwich. A professional tutor is on hand to provide tips and techniques so you can master the skills needed to get the best pictures possible. Just remember to remove the lens cap!
Blade learner
If you, or someone you know, has ever struggled in the kitchen chopping a vegetable, de-boning a chicken or filleting a fish, then our knife skills workshop is for you. Not before long you’ll be handling a knife like a professional and be an expert creating juliennes and batons. These skills can be used at your next dinner party to wow guests who will think the meal has been created by a professional chef hiding in the kitchen!
Sweet treat
We have sweet treat experiences for children and adults alike. Youngsters will love our lollipop making master class. They will learn some of the science that goes into making these tempting candies, before making their own rainbow-coloured sweets. However, adults with a sweet-tooth don’t need to miss out on the fun with our chocolate making workshop. As well as learning tricks of the trade, there’s also plenty of tasting. This really is chocolate heaven.
Call of the wild
If you’ve ever wondered how to survive in the wilderness, then wonder no more! Our bushcraft experience will give you the skills to use the natural environment to your advantage. Experts will also pass on fire and shelter building techniques, while the marshmallow cooking is always a highlight of the day.
