Chewton Farm Road, Walkford
Christchurch
BH23 5QL
About Us
Coda Music and Arts Trust is a charity based on the Dorset-Hampshire border, dedicated to making music and creativity accessible for all. We believe in the power of the arts to support wellbeing, inclusion, and personal growth through participation, learning, and therapy. We offer a wide range of opportunities-from music lessons and creative workshops to group music-making and arts therapies-designed for people of all ages and abilities. Whether it’s after-school sessions for kids or wellbeing programmes for adults, Coda provides meaningful, creative experiences for the whole community!
Our expertise
- Crafts
- Events
- Music
- Visual arts
- Workshops
Where to find us
Chewton Farm Road, Walkford
Christchurch
BH23 5QL
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