The centre provides a range of activities for young people and adults including arts, fishing and boat handling.
There is a car park on site for use by visitors and and the centre can accommodate as many as 50 visitors at a time.
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News & Events related to Swinton Lock Activity Centre
All News, Press Releases and Events relating to this Location are listed below
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Forgotten Potteries of the Dearne Valley
Yorkshire artist, Adele Howitt, responds to the theme of this forgotten industry. See the exhibition at the Cooper Gallery, Barnsley, from 30 January 2016.
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Wildlife Friendly Gardening- mini-beast hotels
Our gardens are home to a wide range of living creatures, an average garden could hold over 2,000 different species of insect.
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Wildlife Friendly Gardening-bird feeders
Come along and find out how to make a home made bird feeder.
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Wildlife Friendly Gardening
You don’t need green fingers to make your garden more wildlife friendly.
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Forgotten Potteries Workshops
Yorkshire artist Adele Howitt has been busy delivering ceramic workshops for the Forgotten Potteries exhibition at the Cooper Gallery, Barnsley.
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Forgotten Potteries Artist Commission
The Dearne Valley Landscape Partnership worked with ceramic artist Adele Howitt to produce a new exhibition for the Cooper Gallery, Barnsley.
Projects at this location
All projects that are being carried out at this location are as follows:
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Learning from the Dearne
This project will aim to use the assets and opportunities that the Dearne Valley has as the starting point for learning.
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Developing Capacity
The DVLP will support the development of individuals and organisations through targeted training, co-ordination, information sharing, forums and workshops.
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Art of the Dearne
This project will use arts and community engagement to collect and tell the stories of the Dearne and the people through oral history, photography, exhibitions, creative…
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Signposting the Dearne
This is a series of linked initiatives aimed at encouraging people to walk, cycle and ride horses to explore the Dearne.