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Welcome to SCARF
The Schools and Community Arts Resource Facility

Colliery Road, Eastfield, Wolverhampton, WV1 2QY. Tel  01902 558603

SCARF is an innovative arts resource facility supplying schools and community groups with high quality art, craft and curricular resources that have been sourced from the waste products of local businesses.

SCARF has an everchanging stock of plastic, hardwood, fabric, tiles, cardboard, foamblocks, tubs, softwood, leather, sticky tape, zips, fur fabric, feathers, ribbons, foam sheets, tubes, paper, sticky backed plastic, collage kits and lots more, suitable for creative projects for all ages. 

SCARF can stimulate ideas and supply the resources to deliver them.

Why not visit SCARF today and see for yourself?

NEW!

You no longer need membership to visit SCARF!

Click here for more details

          Unfortunately, owing to Health and Safety restrictions, children under the age of 16 are no longer allowed in the shop. We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause.

SCARF Store Opening Times

Tuesdays 2 p.m. to 6 p.m.

updated 20.09.11

MERRY CHISTMAS!!!!

 Our last day open this year will be Tuesday 13th December

We will be open in the new year on Tuesday 3rd January 2012

Please check the website for future changes!

 

 

 

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Community Re>Paint Black Country

On November 3rd 2005 SCARF officially launched Community Re>paint Black Country.

Community Re>paint takes leftover or unwanted paint from householders, painters and decorators and DIY retailers and makes it available for local community groups, charities, people on low incomes and those in need. Community Re>paint is a nationwide initiative and there is a network of schemes throughout the UK.

To find out more about Community Re>Paint Black Country at SCARF please click on the Re>paint logo below.

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