time goes by so quietly
2024-10-27 08:00 - 17:00 (Europe/London) | SET Kensington, 7-17 Ansdell Street, London, United Kingdom
Anathema presents: “time goes by so quietly”Curated by Sofia Rudi Kent & Andrew KernanAt SET Kensington

Private View: 17th OctoberExhibition runs until 27th October.By appointment only — please contact anathemabuild@gmail.com to schedule a visit.

Textures and tones of silence, where stillness holds meaning and waiting becomes patience.

Queer Prom: Halloween Special
2024-10-31 18:00 - 23:00 | SET Social, 55a Nigel Road, London, SE15 4NP, United Kingdom
QUEER PROM ’24 at SET Social! another night to remember…..

Please come dressed in your best prom attire for an evening of dancing, drinking, kissing, holding hands and gazing into each other’s eyes in a dimly lit school hall full of stars and queers <3

There will be…..

DRAG PERFORMANCES (line up TBA!)

LIVE PROM BAND

COMPETITIONS + prizes

PROM PHOTOGRAPHERS for the perfect picture

RAFFLE

STALLS

~ doors 7:30pm, night starts 8pm going on til 1 am ! ~

This is a fundraising event for Gender Affirming Surgery and all proceeds from ticket sales will go towards this. There is a tiered ticketing system, and if you would like to come but are not in a financial position to do so pls message us on here and we will sort something out for you!

see u on the dance floor xox

Anatomy of a Soaring Lion
2024-11-07 00:00 - 2024-11-13 23:59 | SET Lewisham, Unit 1, Lewisham Retail Park, London, SE13 7RZ, United Kingdom
PV: Thursday 7 November, 6-10pmExhibition open: Friday 8 November – Wednesday 13 November, 12pm – 5pm each day.Curated by the artists Gabrielle Bejani @goublou and Lucinda Purkis @kingkingstringball442

“don’t tell me it wasthe wind!” Frank shouts

“THAT TREEWAVEDAT ME!”The Book of Frank [“don’t tell me it was”] by CAConrad

Anatomy of a Soaring Lion is a two-person show by Gabrielle Bejani and Lucinda Purkis, presenting a series of new, multi-disciplinary collages incorporating delicate papers, textiles, procion-dyed and ink-painted fabric, and plant matter. These works serve as windows into both artists’ imaginative worlds.

The latest of Bejani and Purkis’s long-term collaborations, Anatomy of a Soaring Lion explores the spirit of play in their work through a synthesis of folklore, mythology, and memory. Both artists approach making from a place of heightened vulnerability and work to complexify this initial rawness through the multilayered quality of their pieces. They seek to highlight the intricacies of fleeting psychological states, and infuse their works with a palette of rich, vibrant colours and fragmented avatars that translate into landscapes of feeling, forming a generative space for the viewer to explore.

SET Film Festival: Night 1# A Rich Seam
2024-11-07 19:00 - 22:30 | SET Social, 55a Nigel Road, London, SE15 4NP, United Kingdom
SET presents a programme of films that explore the radical power of emulation, mirroring, and memorialising as tools to repair the past and to weave new futures.

Approaching film as a medium through which time can be unraveled and refabricated, these works bridge voids and fill in the blanks, stitching fictions into the margins of historical record and creating memorial devices for futures yet to come. From a queer reimagining of U.S. pioneer narratives to the braided strands of a mother and daughter’s genetic archive, and the restoration of architectural memory from the scraps of a war-torn territory, the works in this programme ask how film can uncover, re-stage, and intertwine forgotten histories and imagined memories. They offer, in the words of one, “No answer, but an echo.”

The seven films screen together on Thursday 7 November, 7.30PM, at SET Social, Peckham. Doors open at 7PM. Tickets are £6/£8 and are available here.

There will be a 15 minute interval, and the screening will be followed by a Q&A with the filmmakers hosted by Agnès Houghton-Boyle

SET Film Festival: Night 2# Closed Landscapes
2024-11-14 19:00 - 22:30 | SET Social, 55a Nigel Road, London, SE15 4NP, United Kingdom
SET presents a screening of six films exploring themes of personal and collective liberation.

Two artists find solace in their correspondence, while a tender portrait of queer Nigerians bears intimate testimony to life in a series of films that explore confinement, both material and theoretical. Often returning to the motif of windows – and by extension, frames and screens – as portals for a liberatory imagination, the films ask: What nourishment can we draw from a precarious environment? How can we ‘make do’?

From the ‘right to light’ movement and psychogeographic explorations of Britain’s post-industrial music scene, to the lived realities of a Calabrian charcoal burner, these films question what humans truly need, offering portraits of connections that endure and transcend capitalist constraints.

The seven films screen together on Thursday 14 November, 7.30PM, at SET Social, Peckham. Doors open at 7PM. There will be a 15 minute interval, and the screening will be followed by a Q&A with the filmmakers hosted by Ellie Dobbs.Tickets are £6/£8 and are available here.

Anticolonial Reading Group: Winter Edition!
2024-11-16 14:00 - 16:00 | SET Social, 55a Nigel Road, London, SE15 4NP, United Kingdom
This winter, join us as we continue our anticolonial education with Walter Rodney’s incredible book, ‘Decolonial Marxism: Essays from the Pan-African Revolution’. Hailing from Guyana, Walter Rodney was one of the foremost revolutionary thinkers and radical activists during Africa’s decolonial era. Before his assassination in 1980, Rodney witnessed and participated in many decolonial struggles and made some of the first contributions to critically link race, class, and power analysis in post-colonial countries.

In this special collection of essays, Rodney challenges us to explore a Marxism that goes beyond Europe’s borders. What is the relevance of Marxism as a mode of liberation in the Third World, and where does it fall short? How can we begin to talk about race in conjunction with class, and capitalism in conjunction with colonialism? Most importantly – how can we learn from Rodney’s expansive revolutionary experience to apply these questions to our movements and liberation struggles today?

First session on November 16, 2-4PM full calendar on slide 2This reading group is open to all. It is suitable for those who have read Rodney before & those completely new to his works. We especially welcome those from decolonial backgrounds. Facing any barriers to purchasing a copy of the book? Don’t hesitate to email angstyarab@proton.me.

@angstyarab@jm.btr

SET Social November Market + Community Day
2024-11-17 12:00 - 17:00 | SET Social, 55a Nigel Road, London, SE15 4NP, United Kingdom
Calling all makers, creators, hustlers & hoarders – we need you! Stalls are only £5 – book yours here.

We welcome all types of traders and goods including but not limited to:

Second hand clothesBric ‘a’ BracHandmade clothingVintage waresBaked Goods**CeramicsZinesShoesCandlesBooksHome Bakers**Bread Makers** Prints & PaintingsArt WorkRecords Pokemon cardsCollectablesPsychic ReadingsShoes& more!

Workshops:Printing workshop; making banners, bags and keffiyehs for a free Palestine with Peckham Keffiyeh

More TBA..

OUTFITTING
2024-11-17 13:30 - 16:30 | SET Lewisham, Unit 1, Lewisham Retail Park, London, SE13 7RZ, United Kingdom
Join us on Sunday 17 November, 1.30pm-4.30pm for OUTFITTING, a stress-free community clothes swap at SET Lewisham!

Outfitting is an invitation to give and receive: you bring your old clothes and find some that are new to you. You can take what you want, the exchange is not choreographed. While searching for a new look, we find a new reciprocity that allows us to look beyond retail, and into a porous common space. Here, we find that empathy and care produce a surplus of styles.

This edition of Outfitting is hosted with ⓜ.ⓤ.ⓓ, a drop-in group for Lewisham-borough-based 18-25-year-olds working with the plants, soil, humans, and non-humans around us to find community and wellbeing in the city.

Photo credits: Ebay / user foreve912

The Devil's in the Fine Print Exhibition
2024-11-19 18:00 - 2024-11-22 18:00 | SET Vault, Riverside House, London, SE18 6BU, United Kingdom
Opening night ~Tue 19 Nov 18:00 – 23:00

Exhibition opening hours ~Wed 20 Nov – Fri 22 Nov 10:00 – 18:00

The Devil’s in the Fine Print will contain sculpture, performance and video work, inviting you to reflect on your own unspoken agreements. At the heart of the exhibition, the question of codependency: how the structures we rely on offer comfort and meaning, but also demand loyalty and bind us to frameworks we may not fully understand. While our beliefs and commitments can empower, they also come with “fine print” that shapes our lives and choices. During Write Your Own, a live performance held at the opening, visitors will be invited to define their own beliefs under self-defined terms, engaging directly with the act of commitment.

Nina Ołtarzewska (b.1998) is a French artist based in London. She briefly attended the Panthéon Sorbonne’s Fine Art course before moving to Northern Ireland where she graduated with a BFA in 2021 from the Belfast School of Art. She received graduate awards from Pollen Studios, PS², Platform Arts, the University of Atypical and Bbeyond. After being based in Flax Art Studios for a year, she moved to London to pursue an MA Fine Art at the Chelsea College of Art, which she graduated from with distinction in 2024. As well as practicing individually in London, she is one fifth of Successful Artists collective.

Influenced by my upbringing and personal experiences, the work will examine how the systems we align with—whether personal beliefs, social norms, or institutional structures—can be both nourishing and sources of dependency, holding us in a balance between trust and critical reflection.

The exhibition opens on November 19th at 6 p.m. and runs through November 22nd at SET Vault. Join us to mediate the terms and conditions of your commitments and explore the subtle forces that influence our lives.

Creative Empirial: Talks On Creative Psychology
2024-11-20 18:30 - 21:00 | SET Social, 55a Nigel Road, London, SE15 4NP, United Kingdom
Come down to SET Social for an exploration into creative psychology on the 20th Nov!

Creative Empirical @creativeempirical presents five 10-15-minute talks from leading experts in research on the bridge between creativity and psychology. Collectively, the speakers will review the unique experiences, perceptual abilities, cognitive processes and mental health risks of people who engage in creative disciplines.

Speakers Include:

Rebecca Chamberlain

Oliver Durcan

David Luke

George Musgrave

Diana Omigie

Scritch Scritch Scratch
2024-11-21 00:00 - 2024-12-01 23:59 | SET Woolwich, Riverside House, London, SE18 6BU, United Kingdom
Please note this exhibition is open by appointment.

Scritch Scritch Scratch

Daphne de SonnevilleMarc Fleming feat. HankCarl GentJessa Mockridge

PV with performances: Saturday 23 November, 6–10pmExhibition open: Thursday 21 November – Sunday 1 December, 12–5pm by appointment

Brushing, rubbing, scraping and scratching generate sounds of resistance, of two materials working against, on or with each other, in a repetitive motion. Within the generative constraint of repetition lies queer failure: the goingagainstness of imposed values, function and purpose — even the finitude of time. Stuckness proposes an archive of repeating embodied gestures, hair clings to sculpture, and looping may be a freeing movement.

Scritch Scritch Scratch is a group exhibition organised by three SET members — Daphne de Sonneville, Marc Fleming and Carl Gent — and invited artists Jessa Mockridge and Henry Palmer. Featuring works built on brushing, rubbing, scraping and scratching, the exhibition explores material gestures as resistance in varying ecologies: the SET studio building, an institutional library, a museum collection, a free party/night club, and and and and and and and and and a cow field.

Scratching is indulgent: a moment to let go and surrender to an urge. If you scratch an itchy bite, it gets itchier! Scratching is resistant: a scraping, or marking, maps desire lines against the grain.

Barely even scratching the surface proposes there is more to do. Scratch your name into a toilet cubicle door. Scratching holds asymmetries, but the gunk beneath your fingernails sings of how materials touch you back. A fidget in your pocket is a tool for stimming. A scratch track in music recording is a template, a guide; it provides the beat and tempo, even as it will be erased later. Scratch that. Scratch out. Scratching a record materialises new sonic possibilities. The works explore what happens when rubbing defeats, contaminates, antagonises or reinterprets language, and thereby produces a sound — looping into infinity.

A matted tapestry of cow-fur clings between studded nails on a concrete W; a mass of dull human hair and dust wool winds around a book trolley wheel; a speaker is moulded from sounding sinewy plant matter; lime dirt wool soap Christmas pudding cow shit, caked and cracking on hands and forearms as a dead woman performs opportunistic reputational revenge against her dead lover’s dead enemy — we scratch indelibly at the otherwise pristine plaque.

With support from the Exhibitions Hub, Department of Art, Goldsmiths College.

Community Quilt-Making Evening
2024-11-27 18:30 - 21:00 | SET Vault, Riverside House, London, SE18 6BU, United Kingdom
This November, we’re bringing together creativity and community to make a difference!

Join @synonym_lab and @gen.community for a night of wholesome quilt-making. Learn sewing techniques, decorate your own quilt square, and help assemble a quilt for the homeless—guided by the incredible @lzdcksn with all quilts donated to @crisis_uk .

It’s a beautiful opportunity to meet new people and make connections—all for a great cause!

Everyone is invited! Early-bird tickets are £8.50, and General Admission tickets are £10.50. Free entry for Synonym Lab member.

A huge thank you to @setsetsetsetsetset for providing us with the space to host this amazing evening, we hope to see you there!

Tickets can be found through this link: https://www.synonym-lab.com/event-details/community-quilt-making-evening

BOUY'D
2024-11-28 10:00 - 2024-12-07 18:00 | SET Social, 55a Nigel Road, London, SE15 4NP, United Kingdom
BUOY’D – SET LewishamPV: 28th November 6-9pmOpen: 29th Nov-7th Dec – 10-6pm

This two-person exhibition is dedicated to material investigations of systems teetering on the edge of collapse.

Florence’s work explore digital snowballing, mirror worlds, digital twins, half-truths and black swan events. Her work is a frenetically material investigation of apocalypse and the end of the world.

Eleanor has been trying to make a system that feeds itself. Her work deals with a system where a lot of things don’t function properly and are creating images that are wrong. Interested in wet feedback loops, she uses interwoven analogue and digital processes that record themselves as they operate, creating a leaky systemisation that operates through DIY weather monitoring systems.

SET Film Festival
2024-11-28 19:30 - 23:00 | SET Social, 55a Nigel Road, London, SE15 4NP, United Kingdom
Feature Film Night: Four Daughters

“The life of Olfa, a Tunisian woman and mother of four daughters, oscillates between light and shadow. With the sudden disappearance of her two eldest daughters, who have joined Islamic State in Libya, their family is left to grapple with their loss and the origins of the pair’s painful choices.

To reckon with their absence, director Kaouther Ben Hania calls upon professional actors, along with Olfa and her remaining daughters, to self-reflexively weave performance and reality, and unveil this family’s heart-wrenching history.

This emotionally and visually striking docu-fiction film instrumentalises cinematic form, resulting in an intimate and bracing portrait of sisterhood, rebellion and the fraught, cyclical currents of joy and pain that exist between mothers and daughters.”

Doors open at 7PM, and the screening starts at 7.30PM.

SET Film Festival
2024-12-05 19:30 - 23:00 | SET Social, 55a Nigel Road, London, SE15 4NP, United Kingdom
Archive Film Night: Songs for Freedom

The Archive Film Night celebrates the close of this year’s SET Film Festival, taking a closer look at the many roles of collective voice and singing in mobilising social change. SET presents three short archival films that traverse the intersection of singing as both protest and connection. How does the practice of singing bring us together as a community, and make us stronger in ourselves?

SET is excited to welcome south east London’s Avalon Choir to perform as part of the evening, in support and solidarity with Peckham’s ACA Campaign (Aylesham Community Action) as we invite participants to join in building our own collective voice in shaping the future of SET Social’s home, Rye Lane.

Lewisham Illuminations
2024-12-13 18:00 - 2024-12-21 21:00 | SET Lewisham, Unit 1, Lewisham Retail Park, London, SE13 7RZ, United Kingdom
Lewisham Illuminations, opening this week at SET Lewisham, curated by Rhian Harris Mussi @rhianharrismussi & Charlie Goodhall @movingface

PV: 13th December 6:30pm-9:00pmOpen daily 6:00-9:00pmClosing Night: 21st December 6:30pm-9:00pm

Raising money for Lewisham Foodbank, please bring donations along to the exhibition.

Poster by Eleni Papazoglou @eleni_papazoglou_ & Rhian Harris Mussi @rhianharrismussi

SET Social December Market + Community Day
2024-12-15 12:00 - 17:00 | SET Social, 55a Nigel Road, London, SE15 4NP, United Kingdom

Lightning Women's Open Mic Episode 2 "Du Jié"
2024-12-21 15:00 - 18:00 | SET Social, 55a Nigel Road, London, SE15 4NP, United Kingdom
⚡️Lightning Women’s Open Mic Episode 2: “渡Jié” ⚡️

Is it a “festival” or a “tribulation”? Tickets for the second Lightning Women’s Open Mic are now on sale!

Christmas is brightly lit and the Chinese New Year is full of joy.

Friends gather together to celebrate the New Year, whether they have money or not. Dad prepares a lecture table, while mom works invisibly and looks melancholy. Whether you debate with a group of scholars or reject three consecutive requests, it is a wonderful adventure.

The difficulty of hell is in the human world, and the fairies are covered with dust when they descend to the earth. The feminist sisters survived the catastrophe, experienced and practiced, and it is more than just celebrating the festival and the New Year? Whether you want to listen or talk, you are welcome to our open space. There is no need to suppress the resentment of “overcoming the catastrophe”, speak more and speak more, and you will be happy. Raise the microphone, we look forward to your appearance.

——It’s the end of the year, I believe you must have many stories to share. Telling them is to bid farewell to the old and usher in the new, and hearing them is to celebrate the festival. Come, on the winter solstice, let’s reunite.

For more questions, please contact Instagram @shandiannvzi or email shandiannvzi@proton.me💌

14:30-15:00 Audience admission

15:00-16:15 Performance first half

16:15-16:30 Intermission

16:30-17:45 Second half of the performance

17:45-18:00 Audience open mic

We encourage actors who have no stage experience to register for performances. We will provide script reading sessions and corresponding support to help you complete the performance better. For actor registration, please click [Registration Channel]

At the end of the event, there will be an open mic time for the audience to speak freely.

Our peripherals will be sold on site, please prepare cash in advance for more convenient purchase.

Lightning Women Open Mic: "渡 Jié"
2024-12-21 15:00 - 18:00 | SET Social, 55a Nigel Road, London, SE15 4NP, United Kingdom
⚡️ Lightning Women Open Mic: “渡 Jié” ⚡️

21.12.24 3-6PM SET Social

Is it “度节” (holiday vibes) or “渡劫” (surviving the chaos)? Who knows, but either way—tickets for the Lightning Womxn Open Mic are officially up for grabs!

As Chinese feminist queers, the festive season is a mixed bag. A bit adventurous, a touch suffocating, sometimes joyful, and let’s not forget—stressful!

The year’s almost done, and we bet you’ve got stories that deserve to be heard. Let’s toss them into the mix, whether it’s for the laughs, the vents, or just to make some noise. Let’s throw a Chinese feminist open mic party and turn this season into one big playful celebration of all things chaotic and awesome.

Please note, this event will be conducted in Mandarin without subtitles.

About the organiser:

Lightning Womxn @shandiannvzi is a Chinese feminist and queer group based un London. We organise various forms of open mics, including stand-up comedy, storytelling, and other creative performances.

Read 'Em & Weep
2025-01-07 18:30 - 20:00 | SET Social, 55a Nigel Road, London, SE15 4NP, United Kingdom
What better way to see in the new year than with a dreamy play of shipwrecks and flamboyant tussles, lots of disguises and what seems like everyone falling in love with everyone? Twelfth Night will be the first play of the new year for Read ‘Em & Weep!’s Shakespeare book club.

Sign up for free tickets below, follow @reademshakespeare. for more details on events.

A Burns Ceilidh: by Folk of the Round Table
2025-01-23 19:00 - 21:00 | SET Social, 55a Nigel Road, London, SE15 4NP, United Kingdom
Folk of the Round Table are hosting fundraiser for their dear Áine’s healthcare!

Full details @queeercaring ’s page. In short, her surgery has been moved forward to February, leaving just a few weeks left to raise the money needed to make it possible!

Join Folk of the Round Table for a Ceilidh the week of Burns Night and do some last minute fundraising. Come and party with them and @stoolofrepentance on the 23rd Jan, dance the night away and reach the fundraising goal! (

Paper Cuts Book Club
2025-02-03 19:30 - 20:30 | SET Social, 55a Nigel Road, London, SE15 4NP, United Kingdom
New book club

Join Paper Cuts Book Club every 1st Monday of the Month!

Read 'Em & Weep!
2025-02-04 08:00 - 17:00 | SET Social, 55a Nigel Road, London, SE15 4NP, United Kingdom
Read ‘Em & Weep is a monthly Shakespeare book club hosted at SET Social.

Come down on the first Tuesday of every month, 18.30 – 20.00pm

Sign up for free through the Eventbrite link below.

Lonely Smarts Club
2025-02-05 08:00 - 17:00 | SET Social, 55a Nigel Road, London, SE15 4NP, United Kingdom
A co-working club created to beat the loneliness of working from home, drop in whenever, we’ll be here 10am – 5pm doing work, chatting and generally having a nice time. Bring your lunch, tea and coffee available at SET.

900931
2025-02-07 00:00 - 2025-02-14 23:59 | SET Woolwich, Riverside House, London, SE18 6BU, United Kingdom
900931Private View: Thursday, February 6 | 6-9 pmExhibition Open: February 7-14 | 12-6 pmWhat happens when human bodies are no longer conditioned to exist in the real world? The 900931 brain device was conceived as an solution to this question – a speculative intervention designed to reintegrate post digital bodies into physical existence. In a time where prolonged immersion in virtual environments erodes mobility, sensory perception, and interpersonal connection, this device proposes a staged return to reality.

Inspired by early interactive devices like Tamagotchi and Digivice, the 900931 requires physical interaction to activate and grow. It doesn’t function alone; it relies on bodily movement, environmental response, and human connection.

The exhibition showcases this process through six handcrafted models, ‘eAves’, fictional entities undergoing rehabilitation to restore their atrophied bodies for real-world function. Through muscle reactivation, sensory recalibration, and environmental interaction, they move from digital sedation to tangible reality.

By exploring speculative design, the 900931 asks if technology can bridge the gap between our bodies and the increasingly disconnected world. Can design restore the value of human presence in a digital age? Visitors are invited to reflect on these questions and witness a speculative future where re-embodiment becomes a radical act of adaptation.

Local Groups + Community Organisations Meet-Up
2025-02-11 18:00 - 20:00 | SET Social, 55a Nigel Road, London, SE15 4NP, United Kingdom
Community Meet-up / networking event:

This is an open invitation to a coffee morning / meet and greet taking place at SET Social, Peckham on Tuesday 11th February 6-8pm.

This an informal opportunity to meet like-minded organisations, groups and services in our area, make connections and see how we can work together and benefit each other in supporting our communities and service users.

Instant coffee, tea and biscuits will be complimentary. (other drinks will be available to purchase cheaply from our cafe and bar)

Write Your Valentine a Web Letter - HTML Workshop
2025-02-12 18:30 - 20:30 | SET Social, 55a Nigel Road, London, SE15 4NP, United Kingdom
For this Valentine’s Day, let’s spend an evening session on creating personalised web pages for someone you appreciate, love, hold grudges to, or even to yourselves <3

This beginner-friendly workshop focuses on encouraging the participants to create more individualistic and poetic web pages on the internet! Also, don’t forget to grab a sticker from us 😉 The workshop is pay-what-you-can. All the money raised will go toward the planning of future workshops and exhibitions under the collective Cranberry Lemonade. Every little support helps!

Anticipation
2025-02-13 13:00 - 2025-02-27 19:00 | SET Ealing, 105-113 Broadway, London, W13 9BE, United Kingdom
Synonym Lab’s debut exhibition in collaboration with Knst Collective opens this February at SET Ealing. .

Anticipation explores the emotional pull between presence and change—moments of transition, intuition, and the thrill of new beginnings. Featuring immersive workshops and installations, this exhibition invites you to reflect on what it means to stand on the cusp of transformation.

More details on the public programme below:

-Private View 13th Feb 18.30-21.00

https://www.synonym-lab.com/event-details/opening-night-anticipation

– KNST Still life workshops (£16.50/pp, £12.50 for SET members)

https://www.knst-collective.com/event-details-registration/still-life-workshop-2025-02-15-14-00

– Break the Bread (Ticketed)

https://www.knst-collective.com/event-details-registration/break-the-bread

– Panel Discussions (Free Entry)

https://www.knst-collective.com/event-details-registration/panel-discussion-what-is-the-role-artists-play-in-raising-awareness-about-social-justice-issues

https://www.knst-collective.com/event-details-registration/panel-discussion-is-the-struggle-real-going-solo-in-a-world-built-for-9-to-5s

– Synonym Lab Mystery Workshop (£24/pp, £15 for SET members, use code “SET50” when check out)

https://www.synonym-lab.com/book-online

– Synonym Lab x Carl Smith Junk Percussion STOMP Workshop (£20/pp, £10 for SET members, use code “SETSTOMP50” when check out

https://www.synonym-lab.com/event-details/junk-percussion-stomp-workshop

SET Social Community Day and Valentines Market
2025-02-16 12:00 - 17:00 | SET Social, 55a Nigel Road, London, SE15 4NP, United Kingdom
Social is hosting our monthly community day and market.

The market and community day are free to attend, there will be workshops and activities, stalls, food and more!

SET Social DIY Community Garden - Sunday Gardening Sessions
2025-02-16 14:00 - 16:00 | SET Social, 55a Nigel Road, London, SE15 4NP, United Kingdom
Ever wanted to grow your own food, or just spend a quiet Sunday surrounded by green things and good people?The DIY Community Garden at SET Social is a shared space for planting, learning, and spending time together outdoors. Whether you’re watering seedlings, pulling weeds, sharing snacks, or simply sitting in the sunshine, there’s always something gentle and satisfying happening in the garden.

The garden is looked after collectively by SET Social members, local neighbours, and anyone curious enough to get their hands a little dirty. We grow vegetables, herbs, and flowers, and care for the space with curiosity, collaboration, and kindness at the heart of things.

Sunday sessions are open, informal, and pressure-free. No gardening experience is needed and there’s no expectation to stay the whole time. Bring yourself, a mug for tea, and if you like, a plant or cutting to share.

Want to get involved?

Drop by during one of our gardening sessions every Sunday 2-4pm. No booking or experience required.

You can also join the SET Garden WhatsApp group to hear about upcoming sessions, plant swaps, and ways to help out.

Follow along on Instagram at @set_social_community_garden for more updates and glimpses of what’s growing.
