An exhibition is being staged at the former Methodist Church on Heanor Road in Ilkeston which is now an arts space for the town.
From the 8th to 30th June, the exhibits will explore ideas around masculinity, class and mens mental health and how they adopt a DIY approach when it comes to exploring their mental health.
To book, visit www.ilkonarts.com.
A poetry workshop will also run at the site on 15th June, just before Father's Day, called 'How to be a chap'. Click the link above to book.
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