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Artsminds

Open MindsArtsminds, an initiative managed by Swindon Borough Council Culture Swindon, is a free forum and network for Swindon's creative arts practitioners and supporters.

Whether commercial, voluntary, subsidised or amateur arts and artists in Swindon and the sub region, Artsminds is the forum for you.

Via quarterly meetings and an e-bulletin, Artsminds aims to share experiences, be collaborative, social and fun.

Get involved today!

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Become a member Contact Artsminds Music Forum Meeting

If you're not a member you can sign up using the Artsminds Membership Online Form

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