A biweekly reading circle exploring Robin Wall Kimmerer’s Braiding Sweetgrass, reflecting on Indigenous plant wisdom, ecological kinship, and how we can reconnect with the living world.
A hands-on analogue animation workshop at SET Social, exploring handmade techniques through play, experimentation, and making.
Resonance Poetry is the friendliest poetry night in town. Every first Wednesday at SET Social, fifteen readers share work in a welcoming, queer-run space.
A relaxed weekly mahjong club open to beginners and experienced players alike. Free to attend, with no booking required.
Exploding Cinema returns to SET Social Peckham with underground short films, artists moving image, live music, and immersive projection.
Egg hunt, face painting, DJs and a midnight egg and spoon race that we’ll take more seriously than it should be.
A free Easter Sunday market at SET Social featuring local makers, drop-in workshops, gardening, food from Peckham Soup Kitchen and indoor and outdoor stalls.
Celebrate Otala’s 100th gig this Easter Sunday with a night of vinyl DJing, open acoustic jams and a short live set at SET Social.
Join Paper Cuts Book Club every 1st Monday of the Month!
Make your own pointy princess hat (yes, like when you were five) in this fun, medieval-inspired craft workshop.
Join Ballet in the Park for a fun, welcoming workshop exploring movement, creativity and expression through dance.
An experimental vocal group for women and non-binary people at SET Social. A welcoming space to sing, breathe, improvise, and explore voice together.
A facilitated crit circle led by writer, editor and artist Elida Silvey, offering a space to share work in progress and engage in thoughtful, peer-led discussion.
Featuring seven artists working across sculpture, installation and sound, Doublewalker explores repetition, fragmentation and the subtle differences between things that appear the same.
Presented at SET Vauxhall, Trojan Horses is a group exhibition of painting and drawing featuring twelve artists, curated by Tom Houlihan and Elisa Terranera. Starting from an idea by Andrew Cranston, the exhibition explores how aesthetics can be used to approach complex and often uncomfortable subjects.
A free language practice group at SET Social. French and Spanish on alternating months. Every second Saturday, 4–5.30pm.
An evening of film and conversation in solidarity with migrants, featuring No Data Plan and a discussion with filmmaker Miko Revereza.
A monthly reading group exploring Marx’s Capital in an open, supportive setting. Every second Sunday, 4-6pm at SET Social. All levels of experience welcome.
An exhibition and live programme by PATCH, an interdisciplinary collective working across architecture, art and research, exploring diasporic experiences of the city through new and existing works, talks and salon-style discussions.
A monthly extended open decks night at SET Social, with 30-minute DJ slots drawn at random and space for listeners to hang out.