SET Social Quiz
2026-02-10 20:30 - 22:30 (Europe/London) | SET Social, 55a Nigel Road, London, SE15 4NP, United Kingdom
Think you know your trivia from your tabloid headlines? Join us every Tuesday evening at SET Social for our weekly pub quiz.

The SET Social Quiz is a relaxed, friendly night of questions, laughs, and a little healthy competition. Expect a mix of general knowledge, pop culture, music, and surprises along the way. Come with a team or find one on the night. Everyone is welcome, from seasoned quiz pros to first timers.

Entry is £2 per person, with cash and bar prizes up for grabs. Settle in, grab a drink, and put your knowledge to the test.

Event details

When: Every TuesdayTime: 8.30-10.30pmLocation: SET Social, 55a Nigel Road, Peckham SE15 4NPEntry: £2 per person. Pay on the door.

Spores - SET Lewisham Exhibition
2026-02-11 10:00 - 2026-02-28 18:00 | SET Lewisham, Unit 1, Lewisham Retail Park, London, SE13 7RZ, United Kingdom
Image: Autumn, Ben Raz (2025), oil on canvas, 30 x 40 cm. Part of the exhibition, ‘Spores’. Courtesy of the artist.Image: Leprous, Ben Raz (2025), oil on canvas, 100 x 150 cm. Part of the exhibition, ‘Spores’. Courtesy of the artist.Image: Fisherman, Ben Raz (2025), oil on velvet, 73 x 103 cm. Part of the exhibition, ‘Spores’. Courtesy of the artist.Image: Battersea Park, Ben Raz (2025), oil on canvas, 57 x 110cm. Part of the exhibition, ‘Spores’. Courtesy of the artist.Images: Leprous, Ben Raz (2025), oil on canvas, 100 x 150cm. Part of the ‘Spores’ exhibition. Courtesy of the artist.

Spores brings together a body of work exploring natural processes, cycles, and the shifting dynamics of meaning, function, and language. Across a series of landscape paintings, nature emerges not as a passive backdrop but as an active, adaptive presence. Paths, clearings, and subtle traces of occupation appear throughout, yet growth, erosion, and seasonal rhythms continuously reshape what remains. These landscapes become sites of quiet tension, where imposed order and organic change intersect, dissolve, and transform over time.

At the centre of the exhibition stands a raised root cellar structure, functioning as both artefact and monument. Traditionally designed to preserve food under controlled subterranean conditions, the structure is removed from its original context, repositioned within the gallery, and wrapped in archived exhibition texts.

Built using only a single cross-sectional diagram as reference, the cellar is deliberately misinterpreted, exposing an interior logic intended to explain function while remaining unusable in practice. Nearby, lanterns removed from their holders and rendered redundant by the gallery’s light operate as imperfect repetitions of a familiar form, suggesting an absent action. The work foregrounds systems of preservation—temporal, architectural, and cultural—and the instability that arises when these systems are displaced from their intended purpose.

Together, the works reflect on transience, obsolescence, and endurance. In Spores, nature preserves itself through decay and renewal, revealing transformation through instability. Figures in many of the landscapes are partially absorbed by darkness, while the lanterns lie abandoned, their utility uncertain. Through these shifts between visibility and concealment, function and failure, the exhibition highlights the gradual erosion of authority in both structures and ideas.

Exhibition details

Dates: 11-28 FebruaryOpening: 11 February, 6-9pmLocation: Unit 1, Lewisham Retail Park, Loampit Vale, London SE13 7RZAdmission: Free

The exhibition will be viewable by appointment only except for the opening.

Contact:benraz95@gmail.comtarzankingofthejungle123@gmail.com

Contributing artists

Tarzan Kingofthejungle
Website: tarzankingofthejungle.comInstagram: @tarzan_kingofthejungle

Based in London, Tarzan Kingofthejungle (b. 1998) works works across film, sculpture, performance, and writing. His practice involves constructing scenes from borrowed elements—props, lines, symbols, or characters—isolated and stripped of their original contexts, such as a discarded lantern, a lens flare, or a soundtrack. Through dismantling, manipulating, and rearranging these fragments, he explores how meaning shifts and emerges through narrative potential and residue.

Recent exhibitions include Metropolis (curated by Jacob Sirkin), Greatorex St, London; Alpine XP, Plicnik Space Initiative; Reset Atelier, Brussels; Planned Obsolescence, Seager Gallery, London; Log 2: NovoStruct Hard Hat Area, Plicnik Space Initiative; Half Truths (curated by Vanessa Murrell), London; OTO (Lux Moving Image, RCA), Fold, London.

Ben Raz
Website: www.benraz.orgInstagram: @benr.az

Ben Raz (b. 1995) lives and works in London. He graduated from the Slade School of Art in 2021. Raz’s paintings synthesise varied interests, experiences, observations, and imaginings, engaging themes of desire, the clandestine, the sublime, and modern decadence. These ideas are reinforced through the coalescence of disparate images and information.

Many of the paintings are characterised by ambiguity and a lack of clarity; Raz is interested in how an image can simultaneously reveal and withhold meaning.

Recent exhibitions include presentations at Bolding Gallery, Pusher Gallery, Xxijra Hii, and Hew Hood Gallery.

About SET’s Associate Members Programme

This exhibition is presented as part of SET’s Associate Members Programme, which offers artists studio space alongside access to project spaces and opportunities to independently curate exhibitions, workshops, and events.

The programme supports a wide range of practices, from performance and installation to music, sound, print, and textiles, and is designed to provide space, visibility, and development opportunities for early-career and underrepresented artists working in London.

DIY Vintage Valentines Cards Workshop
2026-02-11 18:00 - 21:00 | SET Social, 55a Nigel Road, London, SE15 4NP, United Kingdom
Want to ditch the shop-bought cards and make something cute for Valentine’s Day?

Spend a relaxed evening crafting vintage-inspired Valentine’s (or Galentine’s) cards for friends, loved ones or anyone you fancy writing to.

A wide range of materials will be provided, including card, ribbon, lace, pens, and collage supplies. You’re also very welcome to bring along any decorative bits from home if you’d like to personalise your cards even more.

Everyone is welcome. No experience needed, just come ready to make, chat, and have fun!

Event details

Date: Wednesday 11 FebruaryTime: 6-9pmTickets: £8 concession; £10 standard via Eventbrite.

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This workshop is led by two artists, Dhara Wright (@lasagna_girl_) and Isolda Milenkovic (@isolda_milenkovic).

Paratha Club - All We Imagine As Light
2026-02-12 19:00 - 23:00 | SET Social, 55a Nigel Road, London, SE15 4NP, United Kingdom
Paratha Club is a shared food and film night at SET Social, centred around comfort, conversation, and eating together.

Picture this: you arrive in Peckham in the early evening, the air warm with sweet incense and the soft glow of diyas flickering along the bar. You’re offered freshly made, stuffed parathas, served with butter, yoghurt, and a selection of Indian pickles. As you eat, you catch up with friends and settle in, full and content.

Once plates are cleared, a steaming cup of masala chai and a sweet treat follow. With chai in hand, everyone gathers to watch a film together—the perfect end to a soul-nourishing meal.

This week’s menu

Paratha stuffing: Keema (soy mince)All food served is 100% plant-based.

Allergen information:

Paratha: gluten, soy

Sweet treat: soy, tree nuts, sesame, gluten

Masala chai: oat milk

This week’s film

All We Imagine As Light

Payal Kapadia’s gorgeous fiction debut is set in Mumbai and follows three women whose lives overlap in small but meaningful ways. The film explores loneliness, friendship, and the quiet ache of wanting something you can’t quite name. Soft, absorbing, and dreamlike, it finds beauty in everyday moments—shared meals, late-night conversations, the city drifting by—making it a fitting choice for Paratha Club.

Event details

Date: Thursday 12 February Time: 7-11pm

Timetable:

7-7.45pm — Paratha time7.45-8pm — Chai, sweet treat, and comfort break8pm — Film starts11.30pm — End of event

Ticketing / registration: £17.50

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Organiser details:

Tava Rakh is a plant-based food business run by Mala Lal.

Tava Rakh means “put the hot plate on” in Punjabi—a phrase Mala’s mum would say, signalling the start of cooking (and tasty food coming!). Growing up in a Punjabi household, Mala was constantly surrounded by rich, indulgent Indian comfort food. For her, cooking remains a way to unwind, connect, and share warmth, nostalgia, and generosity through food.

Instagram: @tava.rakhWebsite: www.tavarakh.comContact information: mala_lal@hotmail.co.uk

Valentine's Day @ SET Social
2026-02-14 18:00 - 2026-02-15 02:00 | SET Social, 55a Nigel Road, London, SE15 4NP, United Kingdom
Roses are red, the bar is too…

This Valentine’s Day, SET Social is throwing a night for the lovers, the besties, the hopeless romantics, the happily single, and anyone just here for a good time.

Expect speed dating for all kinds of connections. New mates, maybe new dates, or at the very least someone to flirt with while holding a drink. Low pressure…high potential? 😉

There’ll also be card making, love letters, and a Crush Board for your biggest SET Social soft spots.

And if you’re feeling brave, step up for the kissing competition for a chance to win a £50 bar tab, then stick around while DJs keep things sweet allllll through the night.

Cupid is clocking in. Come early, come cute, come as you are.

Event details

When: Saturday 14 FebruaryTime: 6pm-2amLocation: 55a Nigel Road, Peckham, SE15 4NPTickets on the door:

Free before 8pm

£3 for SET Social members

£5 for non-members (must be accompanied by a member)

Fancy letting Cupid do some admin?

Fill in the Speed Dates & Mates form to get matched into rounds and meet new people on the night.

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Poster design by Lola Hibberd <3

Monique Neglige
2026-02-14 18:00 - 2026-02-21 23:00 | SET 91, 91 Tabernacle Street, London, EC2A 4JN, United Kingdom
SET 91 presents Monique Négligée, an immersive residency and durational bedroom installation by French designer and artist Monique Fei, opening across Valentine’s Day weekend, just ahead of London Fashion Week.

Transforming the gallery into a lived-in bedroom, Fei unveils a new wardrobe of sleepwear and lingerie, alongside selected archival pieces. Across the week, the space is activated through live performance, workshops, film nights, boutique encounters, and live documentation, inviting visitors to move between exhibition, ritual, and intimate participation.

Working at the intersection of craft, couture, fashion, and performance, Monique Fei merges crochet, knitwear, and latex into meticulously handcrafted wearable sculptures that challenge conventions of form, material, and identity. A graduate of Central Saint Martins, Fei has staged performance-based runway presentations during Paris Fashion Week and has collaborated with artists and performers including FKA twigs, Chappell Roan, Arca, Caroline Polachek, Jennie, Oklou and Lily McMenamy.

Monique Négligée is SET 91’s sixth and final show within its first six-month curated programme.

For full programme and line up, please see the main exhibition page below.

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Event details

Dates: 14-21 February Public opening weekend: Valentine’s Day, Saturday 14 – Sunday 15 February Public closing party: Friday 20 FebruaryAdmission: Free (some workshops are ticketed via Eventbrite)

Club Bananas: Spring Collage Workshop
2026-02-15 15:00 - 17:00 | SET Social, 55a Nigel Road, London, SE15 4NP, United Kingdom
Club Bananas returns to SET Social for the first workshop of 2026 with Spring Collaging. Expect pastel colours, natural landscapes, farm animals, fresh flowers, herbs and seasonal inspiration.

Led by local artist Banana Holdwin, Club Bananas is an inclusive art club centred on craft-making, collage and mixed media experimentation. The sessions centre creativity without pressure, encouraging participants to explore freely, embrace messiness and enjoy the process rather than focus on perfection. It is a space to connect with others, experiment creatively and let your inner child play.

Each month introduces a new theme while keeping mixed media at the heart of the practice. Participants are always welcome to follow their own ideas alongside the theme.

Session focus

This session explores spring-inspired collage using scrap paper, magazines and found materials. Think wildlife, flowers, landscapes, watering cans and soft pastel tones. A short demonstration will introduce simple collage techniques, though the theme remains optional and open to interpretation.

All materials are provided, including collage supplies and scrap materials, but you are warmly encouraged to bring magazines, coloured paper, postcards, stickers or any additional materials you would like to use.

Sessions now take place in the Red Bar at SET Social and run on a pay what you can basis.

Event details

Date: Sunday 15 FebruaryTimes: 3-5pmLocation: SET Social, Red Bar, 55a Nigel Road, Peckham SE15 4NPTickets: Pay what you can. Book online or pay on the door.

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About Club Bananas: Club Bananas is an art club led by local artist Banana Holdwin, focusing on collage and mixed media making through recycled and found materials. The sessions prioritise experimentation, accessibility and community, offering a playful environment for people of all ages and abilities to make work together.

Revolutionary Communist Party Open Meeting at SET Social
2026-02-15 16:00 - 18:00 | SET Social, 55a Nigel Road, London, SE15 4NP, United Kingdom
The world feels like it’s shifting fast. What does it mean, and what comes next?

2026 has started with a bang: Nicolás Maduro has been kidnapped by US imperialism; ICE continues its murderous rampage in American cities; the Iranian working class faces a new wave of repression from its ruling class; and the whole British state has been exposed at every level.The so-called “rules-based world order” is crumbling before our eyes. People across the world are asking why this is happening—and what role ordinary people can play in shaping what comes next.

The Revolutionary Communists of Peckham invite you to an open meeting at SET Social to discuss these questions collectively. The session will explore current global events, the role of imperialism and state power, and the potential for working-class movements to respond to ongoing crises.

This is an opportunity to meet others interested in revolutionary politics, share perspectives, and engage with ideas around socialist transformation and international solidarity.

Whether you are new to political organising or already involved, all are welcome to attend and join the discussion.

Workers of the world unite.

Event details

Date: Sunday 15 FebruaryTime: 4pmLocation: SET Social, Peckham, 55a Nigel Road, SE15 4NPTicketing/registration: Free, no registration required.

She Echoes CIC Launch: New Year, New Mindset
2026-02-19 18:00 - 21:00 | SET Social, 55a Nigel Road, London, SE15 4NP, United Kingdom
Curious about connecting with other women working in music and the creative industries?

This event marks the official launch of She Echoes CIC, a new female-led initiative supporting young women across South London through music, mentoring, and creative development.

The evening centres on a guided Vision Board Making Workshop, offering space for participants to reflect, set intentions, and map out personal and creative goals for the year ahead. Alongside the workshop, the programme includes live performances from emerging female artists, a DJ set, and contributions from guest speakers working across the music industry.

She Echoes CIC is focused on creating accessible spaces for connection, learning, and collaboration. This launch event introduces the organisation’s wider mission and marks the beginning of its two-year development programme, which will include workshops, studio sessions, and community-led events.

The event is open to women aged 18-30 and is designed as a supportive space to meet others, share ideas, and learn more about upcoming opportunities with She Echoes CIC.

Event details

Date: Thursday 19 February Time: 6-9pmLocation: SET SocialTickets: £5 (plus booking fee) and available via Eventbrite.

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About the organiser: She Echoes CIC is a Southwark-based community organisation dedicated to uplifting disadvantaged and underrepresented women and girls through the power of music, mentoring, creativity and well being. They provide safe, supportive spaces where women can build skills, gain confidence and access opportunities that can help them thrive personally, creatively and professionally.

Their mission is simple. To amplify the voices of women and girls who are too often unheard – helping them grow, connect and step boldly into their potential.

Learn more at https://www.sheechoes.co.uk/

Soft Ground: Textiles and Self-Soothing Workshop Series
2026-02-20 14:00 - 16:00 | SET Social, 55a Nigel Road, London, SE15 4NP, United Kingdom
Soft Ground is a four-month programme of free weekly drop-in textile-based art sessions, designed to support mental wellbeing through creativity, routine, and communal making.

Drawing from neurodivergent practices and trauma-informed methodologies, the sessions are open to all, with a particular welcome extended to neurodivergent participants. The programme offers a gentle, sensory-aware environment where participants can engage with textile processes at their own pace, using tactile making as a tool for self-soothing, co-regulation, and creative exploration.

Each two-hour session is led by a rotating group of women artists recognised for their inclusive practices and lived experience of neurodivergence: Kim Chin, Birungi Kawooya, Sue Mayo, and Jenny McIlhatton. Participants are invited to drop in, try different approaches to textile making, and take part in a supportive communal space focused on reducing isolation, building trust, and nurturing emotional wellbeing.

Sessions follow a consistent weekly format designed to create structure and accessibility, particularly for those who experience anxiety, sensory overload, or social isolation. While the programme centres neurodivergent experiences, it is open to anyone in the local community interested in creativity as a pathway to wellbeing.

All sessions take place at SET Social, our arts and social club in Peckham. Each session concludes with refreshments, creating a relaxed environment for conversation and connection.

Event details

Dates: Every Friday, from 20 February – 5 JuneTimes: 2-4pmWhere: SET Social, 55a Nigel Road, Peckham, SE15 4NPTicketing/registration: All workshops are free, available to book via Eventbrite.

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Programme credits

Curated by Sylvia Keck, Community Engagement Curator at Looking Forward.Realised in partnership with SET and with support from the National Lottery Community Fund.

About the organiser: Founded in 2019, Looking Forward works internationally across contemporary art, design, and socially engaged practices. As curators and cultural producers, they bring together artists, researchers, institutions, and publics through medium and long-term projects that span exhibitions, publishing, public programming, outreach, communication and critical research.

Continuing in Skin - Exhibition at SET Stage Gallery
2026-02-20 19:00 - 2026-02-22 22:00 | SET Social, 55a Nigel Road, London, SE15 4NP, United Kingdom
Continuing in Skin is the second exhibition of the year by SET Stage Gallery. Created by Téa-Anya Sage Earle, the exhibition explores tattooing as ritual, archive, and memory, considering the body as a living record.

Presented at SET Social Peckham, Continuing in Skin traces connections between ancient and contemporary tattoo practices. Drawing on pre-colonial and Indigenous aesthetics and informed by ideas of collective memory, the exhibition examines how skin marking carries meaning across generations.

Through this lens, tattooing is approached not only as personal expression but as a method of remembering, recording, and transmitting experience, inviting a reappraisal of the relationships between body modification, skin, and recollection.

Exhibition details

Opening night: Friday 20 February, 7-10pmExhibition run: 20-22 February, 2-9pmLocation: SET Stage Gallery at SET Social, 55a Nigel Road, Peckham, SE15 4NPVisiting information: Free + optional £5 donation. To help manage capacity, booking is required.

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About SET Stage Gallery

Launched in 2023, SET Stage Gallery is a volunteer-led, non-profit contemporary art space based at SET Social. The gallery prioritises artists with limited access to exhibition opportunities and supports a programme of monthly workshops, talks, screenings, reading groups, and exhibitions. All proceeds go directly to participating artists, supporting accessibility and sustainability within the space.

Artist: Téa-Anya Earle (@a____9.o)Curator: Ayiesha Sankoh (@thereturnofshe)

Contact

For questions, please email setstagegallery@gmail.com

London Fashion Week Clothes Swap
2026-02-21 15:00 - 18:30 | SET Social, 55a Nigel Road, London, SE15 4NP, United Kingdom
During London Fashion Week, we’re taking a stand against fast fashion. Join Hate Zine and Fossil Free London at SET Social for an unofficial clothes swap celebrating sustainable fashion, creativity and anti-consumerism.

Free and open to all, this event offers a space to rethink how we wear, share and value clothing while having fun and connecting with like-minded people interested in sustainability and collective action. Alongside the swap, visitors can browse activist T-shirts for sale, take part in cute craft activities, and discover ways to reduce waste and get involved in climate and social justice campaigns.

Tell the Story of Your Clothes

Every item has a story. Participants are invited to share the story behind a piece of clothing, either by writing it down to be read aloud or by stepping up to the mic. Whether meaningful, funny or unexpected, these stories highlight the personal connections that make clothing more than just commodities.

How the swap works

Bring five or more items and leave with up to five items

No items to swap? You are still welcome to attend

Tokens are given based on how many items you donate

Tokens can then be exchanged for clothing during the swap

Clothing guidelines

Clean, good-quality adult clothing only

No shoes

No underwear or damaged items

Please try to arrive early if you are donating clothing so organisers can prepare the space. Any leftover items will be donated to charity after the event.

Please bring your own bag.

Event details

Date: Saturday 21 FebruaryTime: 3-6.30pmTicketing: Free entry, just drop in. All welcome.

About the organisers:

Hate Zine is an anticapitalist arts zine and online platform focused on social justice and politics.

Fossil Free London is a climate justice organisation dedicated to opposing the fossil fuel industry and the financial and political structures that sustain it. Through creative public engagement and campaigning, they advocate for a rapid and just transition towards a sustainable and equitable society.

Theatre Other Open Rehearsal
2026-02-25 15:00 - 17:00 | SET Social, 55a Nigel Road, London, SE15 4NP, United Kingdom
Join Theatre Other for an open rehearsal of their developing performance Join the Dance.

This session invites audiences into the rehearsal space to witness and respond as dance artists explore what a “dancing space” can be today. Participants are encouraged to offer honest feedback and critical reflection to help shape the development of the work. You are welcome to bring your own medium to respond live, whether that is drawing materials, writing tools, instruments, or other creative approaches.Drawing inspiration from the phenomenon of 16th century dancing mania, Theatre Other explores how collective movement persists today, across streets, social clubs and town halls in London. The work investigates how social identities shape the ways bodies move through space, tracing patterns of movements that feel both pleasurable and disturbing.

This project is co-devised by a queer, neurodivergent collective exploring alternative approaches to collective making.

Event details

Date: Wednesday 25 FebruaryTime: 3-5pmTicketing/booking: Free. Please RSVP via otheatreother@gmail.com

Please note: some scenes may be disturbing for younger audiences.

We aim to make the space as accessible as possible. If there is anything that would support your participation, please get in touch at the above email.

About the organiser: Theatre Other assembled through spontaneous encounters and shared curiosity in summer 2025. The group exists beyond traditional categories of “dancers” and “non-dancers”, creating nurturing environments for collective making and collaborative performance practice.

Poster design: @da.lsyArtwork: @marleyartan

D.E.A.D - Dazzling Eulogies and Devotions
2026-02-26 17:30 - 20:30 | SET Social, 55a Nigel Road, London, SE15 4NP, United Kingdom
A cabaret for the dead divas we miss so much.

Alan Rickman. David Bowie. Harper Lee. Carrie Fisher. George Michael. Prince. Leonard Cohen. Victoria Wood. Zsa Zsa Gabor. Muhammad Ali. And Fraser Buchanan’s (the organiser) mum. What do all these people have in common? They all died in 2016.

Ten years on, this event reflects on grief as something vast, world-shifting, and deeply personal, but also something that can hold humour, tenderness, and release. There are dark jokes to tell, sweet stories to share, silly songs to sing, and moments worth sitting with.

D.E.A.D (Dazzling Eulogies and Devotions) is a one-off cabaret-come-memorial bringing together songs, poems, anecdotes, and short performances. A group of invited artists and collaborators share work that honours loss, memory, and the people we carry with us, without asking the audience to be solemn, polished, or resolved.

The evening is intentionally low-key, camp, heartfelt, and a little irreverent. It offers space to sit with death and grief without the pressure to explain it, fix it, or make it palatable.

Featuring performances from:

Lavinia Co-opDanielle JamesMax LindsayMx FortuneGayathiri KamalakanthanTemi WilkeyFraser Buchanan

more to be announced!

Important note

This event is not group therapy. It is not facilitated by a trained grief counsellor and does not offer bereavement support. It is a cabaret for people who want to sit with themes of death and loss without worrying about making others uncomfortable. Dedicated bereavement resources are available elsewhere for those who need them.

Event details

Date: Thursday 26 FebruaryTime: 6-8.30pm (doors from 5.30pm)Location: Red Room, SET SocialAge restriction: 16+Tickets: £5 and available via Ticket Tailor.

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About the organiser:

This event is curated and produced by Fraser Buchanan (@fraserfab), a performer and producer working across cabaret, performance, and community-led arts.More information: fraserfab.net

With thanks to Raze Collective for their support.For event queries, please email fraser@razecollective.com.Artwork by Moss Kissing.

Healing the Hidden Ancestral Stories
2026-02-28 14:30 - 17:30 | SET Social, 55a Nigel Road, London, SE15 4NP, United Kingdom
A four-part workshop series exploring ancestry, healing, and inherited patterns.

Healing the Hidden Ancestral Stories is a supportive series of four workshops inviting participants to explore their ancestral history through journaling, meditation, and sound. The sessions offer time and space to reflect on inherited experiences, patterns, and stories, and to gently work with how these may continue to shape our lives.

Each workshop combines guided journaling, meditation, and sound work using Tibetan healing bowls. The sessions are designed to support individual exploration in a safe, grounded environment, allowing participants to connect with both personal and ancestral narratives and to begin releasing what no longer serves their lineage.

This course is open to people of all faiths and belief systems. While anyone is welcome to join any workshop, it is recommended that participants attend all four sessions, as each builds on the last.

Session breakdown

Session 1 — Saturday 28 FebruaryExploring inherited thought patterns and individual experiences that may be negatively impacting your life. The session focuses on identifying these patterns and working with sound and meditation to begin clearing them.

Session 2 — Saturday 7 MarchExploring the impact of displacement, including ancestral or personal experiences of moving between lands and places. The session looks at how this history can affect us today and includes meditation and sound work to support healing.

Session 3 — Saturday 14 MarchExploring collective trauma within your lineage and how this may show up in your life. Meditation and sound are used to gently work with and release connected trauma.

Session 4 — Saturday 21 MarchExploring the gifts inherited through both individual and ancestral experience. This final session focuses on recognising these strengths and considering how they can be expressed in the world.

Each session allows time for individual reflection, supported by guided meditation and sound.

Event details

Dates: Fridays 28 February, 7 March, 14 March, 21 MarchTime: 2.30-5.30pmTickets: £16.96 per workshop; booking available via Eventbrite

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About the facilitator:

The workshops are led by Anthea Durand, an experienced spiritual teacher with over 20 years of teaching practice.

Anthea is the author of Illumination of the Shadow: Ancestral Wisdom from the Past for the Future (2020), which received several awards, including the New York Big Book Award and a Silver Prize in the Nautilus Book Awards. Her work centres on helping individuals and communities recognise and heal negative ancestral patterns in order to live more fulfilled lives. The book is available on Amazon and various online platforms.

SET Social March Community Day and Market
2026-03-01 12:00 - 17:00 | SET Social, 55a Nigel Road, London, SE15 4NP, United Kingdom
Looking for a relaxed Sunday filled with local creativity, good food, and familiar faces?

SET Social’s March Community Day and Market returns for the start of Spring, bringing together local makers, neighbours, artists and friends for an afternoon of browsing, chatting and spending time together.

Expect a lively indoor market filled with handmade goods, vintage finds, ceramics, prints, zines, collectables and baked treats. Alongside the stalls, there will be drop-in workshops throughout the day, plus a café and bar open from start to finish.

This is a free, open event designed as a welcoming space to support local makers, spend time together, and enjoy a slower Sunday.

Please note: all proceeds from the café and bar directly support SET Social’s community projects. We kindly ask that you do not bring outside drinks.

Event details

Date: Sunday 1 MarchTime: 12-5pmEntry: Free

Drop-in workshops

Mud Volts: Permacomputing Workshop

Part of this month’s Community Day, Mud Volts is a hands-on session exploring sustainable approaches to technology. Using soil-based microbial fuel cells, participants will build plant-powered “mud cells” that generate small amounts of electricity.

The workshop runs from 1-3pm and is free to join. You can read more about the workshop below.

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Gardening Workshop with the SET Social DIY Community Garden

A relaxed, drop-in session inviting you to get involved with the community garden. Expect planting, sharing tips, chatting, and learning more about how the garden is cared for collectively. No experience needed.

Call-out for market traders

Calling all makers, creators, hustlers, collectors, and hoarders. Come be part of our February market.Stall options:

Inside Big Table 120cm rectangle

Inside Small Round Table 60cm

Floor Pitch – please bring a rug/blanket or rail to present your items

Prices vary between £5-8 depending on size of stall.

If you’re a charity or raising money for a charity email tabitha@setspace.uk with details of your organisation. Free or subsidised stalls are available.

Please make sure you select the correct ticket when booking, as table sizes are limited and specific to each option.

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Important information

Café and bar open all day; proceeds support SET’s charitable projects.

Stall setup begins at 11:30am.

Market opens to the public from 12pm and closes at 5pm.

Pack down stalls by 5pm.

Event is indoors with limited plug sockets; bring charged card readers or power banks.

No parking on site.

Wheelchair and step-free access available, including a disabled toilet.

Children under 12 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.

We can’t wait to see you there!

Mud Volts: Permacomputing Workshop
2026-03-01 13:00 - 15:00 | SET Social, 55a Nigel Road, London, SE15 4NP, United Kingdom
Plants are good. Electricity is fun. What happens when we bring the two together?

Inspired by Sunjoo Lee’s Electric Garden, this community session will build a collection of soil-based microbial fuel cells, also known as “mud cells”, which generate small amounts of electricity through the metabolic processes of soil bacteria. Each plant pot becomes a living power source.

Participants will work together to build mud cells and collectively decide on a low-power device to power during the session. The workshop invites reflection on how technology can be designed with adaptability, care and ecological awareness in mind.

All materials are provided. The session is free to attend.

Event details

Date: Sunday 1 MarchTime: 1-3pmEntry: Free

About the organiser:

This workshop is hosted by the Permacomputing community, a gathering dedicated to cultivating resilient and sustainable approaches to technology. The group shares skills, explores regenerative and low-tech computing practices, and encourages hands-on maintenance and repair. At a time when extractive and high-impact technologies dominate culture, Permacomputing seeks to build alternatives rooted in transparency and care.The Permacomputing club runs every Monday, 6:30-7:30pm at SET Social. You can learn more here.You can learn more at: permacomputing.net/principles

Mud Volts forms part of SET Social’s March Community Day and Market. You can find full details of the day’s programme here.

Turncoats: North vs South London debate
2026-03-05 19:00 - 22:00 | SET Social, 55a Nigel Road, London, SE15 4NP, United Kingdom
Of all the 272 Tube stations, fewer than 9% are south of the Thames while 39 out of 41 Elizabeth Line stations are in the North. Yet ironically North London’s transport generosity seems to create a culture that is anything but.

While southern Londoners obligingly drag themselves North at the behest of friends in Clapton or Chalk Farm without complaint, persuading a Northerner to cross the river in the other direction is like drawing blood from a stone. There are at least 59 ways to cross the river in the capital by foot, boat, road, rail or cable car, yet many North Londoners still insist the south of their city is “difficult to get to”.

What is it about North London that breeds a pampered psyche too timid to venture beyond Hackney or try the Thameslink? Why would so many North Londoners rather queue round the block for a cramped seat at an over-hyped small plates restaurant in Soho when for half the price they could have a vat of Ecuadorian fish soup or a mountain of Nigerian suya on The Old Kent Road? Who would choose the Maseratis of Knightsbridge, the banker-wankers of the City and the insufferably smug postcard families of Stoke Newington over Burgess Park barbecues, the Blackheath Kite Day and that sauna in the Finnish church?

In these hyper-polarised times, Turncoats returns to SET Social to tackle the biggest schism of our divided nation. Buckingham Palace vs Crystal Palace. The Ivy members club vs The Ivy House community pub. Fancy buildings and high air pollution vs sprawling parks and modernist council estates.

The ultimate grudge match: North vs South London.

Speakers

North LondonKasia TomasiewiczPater Bloxham

South LondonHidigo DulaneOwen Hatherley

ChairAydin Dikerdem

Additional performers to be announced.

Event details

Date: Thursday 5 MarchTime: 7-10pmTickets: From £8

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Turncoats is presented in partnership with FA Front and Architecture Foundation.

Analogue Animation Workshop - March Edition
2026-03-10 19:00 - 21:00 | SET Social, 55a Nigel Road, London, SE15 4NP, United Kingdom
Curious about animation beyond screens and software?

This hands-on workshop offers an introduction to analogue and handmade animation techniques, as part of an ongoing monthly series focused on experimentation, play, and learning by doing. Each session explores a different approach to making moving images using tactile, low-tech methods.

Led by artist and animator, Miranda Peyton Jones, the workshop is designed as an open, supportive space to try new ideas, learn practical techniques, and meet others interested in experimental animation. Participants can expect to leave with a short piece of moving image, along with printed materials created during the session.

No previous animation or drawing experience is required. All materials are provided, and participants are welcome to bring their own materials if they wish. Please note that you will need a smartphone with the free Stop Motion Studio app downloaded before attending.

Event details

Time and dates: Tuesday 10 March, from 7-9pm

Tickets are available via Eventbrite:

£8 concessions

£14 standard

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Outer Circle Voice Circle – women and non-binary vocal workshop
2026-03-11 19:00 - 21:00 | SET Social, 55a Nigel Road, London, SE15 4NP, United Kingdom
Want to explore your voice in a supportive, non-judgemental space?

Outer Circle is an experimental vocal group for women and non-binary people, offering a monthly space to explore voice, breath, and sound together. This is not a choir. There are no auditions, no expectations, and no prior experience required.

Each session brings together vocal warm-ups, group singing, improvisation, meditation, and playful exercises. The focus is on connection rather than performance, inviting participants to tune into their own voice and the voices of those around them.

Outer Circle welcomes women and non-binary people from all backgrounds and levels of musical experience. Sessions are designed to be supportive, inclusive, and open-ended, creating space for curiosity, expression, and collective listening.

No musical experience is necessary, and no materials are needed.

Event details

Date: Wednesday 11 March

Time: 7-9pm

Ages: 18+

Tickets: £5 + £1.13 booking fee via Eventbrite.

Please note: The group prioritises accessibility and community, and no one will be turned away due to lack of funds. If cost is a barrier, please email rosanorthover@gmail.com to arrange a free ticket.

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Facilitator information:

The session is led by Rosa Theodora, a South London–based musician, composer, facilitator, and DJ working across experimental, jazz, and psych sounds. Rosa plays keyboard and synth with Orchestra New (women and non-binary improviser’s orchestra), Existential Dress (UKG-marimba-punk duo), and Noon Garden (psych pop). Her recent projects include improvised Piano Meditations on YouTube, Interferences with Teo Danneman, and Fly Away for Tour de Moon’s Moon Music EP 5, which was transmitted to the moon and back. Rosa is also an experienced facilitator, running monthly vocal sessions at SET Social and working with charities such as Spark the Noise and Raw Material.Guest facilitator: Jess Mollie

For any questions, please contact rosanorthover@gmail.com

OffBeat Presents: The Land Between Race and Place
2026-03-12 18:30 - 22:30 | SET Social, 55a Nigel Road, London, SE15 4NP, United Kingdom
OffBeat returns to SET Social for the final events in its programme before the OffBeat Folk Film Festival launches in May.

For this special evening, OffBeat is joined by curator and researcher Gabriel Leavey for a programme of film screenings and discussion exploring the Black British experience across these isles and how it intersects with ideas of folk culture.

The event asks a series of questions about identity, geography and belonging. Why is Black Britishness so often associated with the “urban”? What happens when your roots are suburban or rural? Can Black British identity also exist within folk culture, and what does it mean to occupy the socially and geographically liminal space between race and place?

The evening will feature films, conversation and discussion, alongside a relaxed atmosphere with cheap beer, pizza and samosas available.

This event forms part of a two-night programme curated by Gabriel Leavey taking place across London, with the second night Walthamstow Trades Hall on 9 March.

Event Details

Date: Thursday 12 MarchTime: 6.30-10.30pmLocation: SET Social, 55a Nigel Road, Peckham SE15 4NPTickets: £10, available from Ticket Tailor.

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About the organiser: OffBeat was founded in 2022 by Mike Hankin and Rita Conry as a small film night for friends and has since grown into a wider project exploring what folk culture means today.

The project hosts regular events across London and in 2025 launched the first OffBeat Folk Film Festival, a week of sold-out screenings, talks and music featuring 48 contemporary films made across Britain.

OffBeat began by sharing overlooked archive films about folk culture, heritage and working life in the UK. Today, the project continues to celebrate and connect the culture, art and stories of everyday people, offering a more inclusive and expansive picture of what it means to be British.

You can learn more about their upcoming 2026 Film Festival here: https://offbeat.film/obfff26

St Paddy’s Night at SET Social
2026-03-14 18:00 - 2026-03-17 02:00 | SET Social, 55a Nigel Road, London, SE15 4NP, United Kingdom
Polish your shamrocks and prepare your best jig. St Paddy’s is landing at SET Social for a night of Irish-inspired making, music and good old-fashioned craic.

The evening starts early with some St Paddy’s themed crafting and a prize raffle, before the room fills with the sound of a live trad session. Fiddles, flutes, bodhráns and a crowd that may or may not know the words.

From 11pm, the Red Bar decks take over, with DJs carrying things through to the early hours.

And yes, the rumours are true. Baby Guinness will be on the menu.

Come with friends, come solo, come wearing green, come without a clue what a bodhrán is. By the end of the night someone will probably teach you.

Sláinte.

Event Details

Date: Saturday 14 MarchTime: 6pm–2amTrad Session: 9-11pmDJs: 11pm-2amLocation: SET Social, 55a Nigel Road, Peckham, SE15 4NP

Tickets on the door:

Free before 8pm

£3 for SET Social members

£5 for non-members (must be accompanied by a member)

Poster design by Lola Hibberd <3

Club Bananas: Blossom Collage Workshop
2026-03-15 15:00 - 17:00 | SET Social, 55a Nigel Road, London, SE15 4NP, United Kingdom
Club Bananas returns to SET Social with a new seasonal collage workshop celebrating the arrival of spring. This month’s theme is Blossom, inspired by blooming flowers, fresh growth and the colours of the changing season.

Led by local artist Banana Holdwin, Club Bananas is an inclusive art club centred on craft-making, collage and mixed media experimentation. The sessions centre creativity without pressure, encouraging participants to explore freely, embrace messiness and enjoy the process rather than focus on perfection. It is a space to connect with others, experiment creatively and let your inner child play.

Each month introduces a new theme while keeping mixed media at the heart of the practice. Participants are always welcome to follow their own ideas alongside the theme.

Session focus

This session explores blossom-inspired collage using scrap paper, magazines and found materials. A short demonstration will introduce simple collage techniques using nature books, magazines and recycled materials.

As always, the theme is optional and open to interpretation. Participants are welcome to experiment with the theme or follow their own creative direction for their collage pieces.

All materials are provided, but you are warmly encouraged to bring magazines, coloured paper, postcards, photos or craft materials you would like to use.

Event details

Date: Sunday 15 MarchTimes: 3-5pmLocation: SET Social, Red Bar, 55a Nigel Road, Peckham SE15 4NPTickets: Pay what you can. Book online or pay on the door.

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About Club Bananas: Club Bananas is an art club led by local artist Banana Holdwin, focusing on collage and mixed media making through recycled and found materials. The sessions prioritise experimentation, accessibility and community, offering a playful environment for people of all ages and abilities to make work together.

Braiding Sweetgrass Reading Circle
2026-03-15 16:30 - 18:30 | SET Social, 55a Nigel Road, London, SE15 4NP, United Kingdom
To celebrate the return of spring, join us at SET Social for the Braiding Sweetgrass Reading Circle, a small reading group exploring Robin Wall Kimmerer’s influential book Braiding Sweetgrass.

Meeting every two weeks from 15 March to 24 May, the circle invites participants to read and discuss the book together over tea in a relaxed and welcoming setting. Each session will focus on a different section of the text, beginning with the introduction at the first meeting.

Drawing on her life as an Indigenous scientist, a mother and a woman, Kimmerer explores how other living beings such as plants, animals and ecosystems offer lessons about reciprocity, care and responsibility. Through stories that move between ecology, science and Indigenous knowledge, the book explores our relationship with the earth and the importance of living in respectful kinship with the more-than-human world.

The reading circle will be a space to discuss these ideas together and reflect on how they might influence our daily lives. If gardeners attend, the group may also explore ways to connect some of the book’s teachings with the SET Social Community Garden.

Open to anyone interested in nature, gardening or anti-colonial perspectives on our relationship with the land. The group will remain small to allow space for discussion.

Tea will be provided.

Event details

Dates: Every two weeks from Sunday 15 March-24 MayTime: 4.30-6.30pmLocation: SET Social, 55a Nigel Road, Peckham SE15 4NPEntry: Free, drop-in

Sessions will take place indoors around the tables in the main hall, or outdoors in the garden when the weather allows.

Bi-weekly schedule

15 March: Introduction and Chapter 1 – Planting Sweetgrass 29 March: Chapter 2 – Tending Sweetgrass12 April: Chapter 3 – Picking Sweetgrass26 April: Chapter 4 – Braiding Sweetgrass10 May: Chapter 5 – Burning Sweetgrass24 May: Epilogue

Facilitator and artwork:

Reading circle facilitated by @jadesrooomPoster artwork by @brog.de.mer

Please note: If you would like to join but are unable to purchase the book, please contact the host at @jadesrooom.

Permacomputing club
2026-03-16 18:30 - 19:30 | SET Social, 55a Nigel Road, London, SE15 4NP, United Kingdom
How can we rethink our relationship to harmful technologies?

Join the Permacomputing Club every Monday at SET Social for a weekly meet-up exploring this question and more sustainable ways to use and think about digital tools.

Inspired by permaculture, permacomputing is an anti-capitalist project that challenges the environmental and social damage caused by modern technology. Drawing on ideas from degrowth, ecologism, decolonial thinking and intersectional feminism, it looks for alternatives to the energy-intensive systems shaping today’s tech landscape.

Each session emphasises collaborative discussion over solo tinkering. Participants are invited to share a problem they’ve read or experienced, where they’ll receive feedback and work together to find solutions.

In a culture dominated by harmful tech practices, including AI, the Permacomputing Club aims to build a more thoughtful space to explore new and different possibilities.

All are welcome, though women and non-binary participants are particularly encouraged to join.

Please bring your own tech and have a look at our guiding principles before attending: permacomputing.net/Principles.

Event details

Date: Every MondayTime: 6.30-7.30pmTickets: Free entry. Simply drop-in. RSVP optional.

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Artist/organiser: Ana Meisel and Margot McEwen. Instagram: @dj_anicka

Website: london.permacomputing.net

For enquires, please get in touch at ana4a@proton.me

Peckham’s Multicultural Plates
2026-03-17 17:00 - 21:00 | SET Social, 55a Nigel Road, London, SE15 4NP, United Kingdom
Peckham’s Multicultural Plates is an evening of community, culture and cuisine, bringing together Peckham’s diverse communities to break bread and celebrate shared stories.

Organised by The Ernest Foundation, a Peckham-based charity promoting health and wellbeing, and supported by Rebel Led Equality, this free gathering celebrates the spirit of iftar and langar— coming together to nourish body and soul —while honouring the rich tapestry of traditions that make Peckham home.

The event will feature a free multicultural feast with dishes shared by local cultural and faith representatives, including langar. All food will be halal.

Alongside the meal, the evening will include:

Live music, art and performances from local artists

Free health checks and wellbeing signposting with the Southwark Public Health Team

Mini craft tables for creative expression and community art-making

Opportunities to connect with cultural and faith leaders

Space for dialogue, reflection and community building

All are welcome. Come hungry, leave connected.

Event details

Date: Tuesday 17 MarchTime: 5-9pmLocation: SET Social, 55a Nigel Road, Peckham SE15 4NPTicketing/registeration: Free entry. Reserve your spot via Eventbrite.

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Get Involved

Peckham’s Multicultural Plates is a collective effort, and organisers are inviting members of the community to take part.

They are currently looking for:

Cultural and faith groups to share traditional dishes

Musicians, artists and performers

Volunteers to support with setup, serving food and creative activities

Health professionals or community champions to support wellbeing activities

No experience is necessary. Just bring your energy, warmth and commitment to building community.

To take part, please complete the sign-up form below.

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About the organisers:Peckham’s Multicultural Plates is organised by The Ernest Foundation, a Peckham-based charity dedicated to promoting health and wellbeing within local communities.

The event is supported by Rebel Led Equality, a local non-profit advancing equity through research, training and community engagement.This event is funded by Southwark Council.

Anti-ICE Benefit Night at SET Social
2026-03-19 19:30 - 23:00 | SET Social, 55a Nigel Road, London, SE15 4NP, United Kingdom
Join us for a night of music, art and collective action in solidarity with communities resisting immigration detention and state violence.

This benefit brings together indie and punk music, art stalls, a clothing swap and a raffle, with prizes including cinema tickets, a pottery class, original artworks, local restaurant vouchers and more. Bring extra clothes to swap, meet new people and help raise funds for grassroots mutual aid efforts.

All proceeds from the night will support Indigenous land defenders and families directly impacted by ICE detention.

Where the funds will go

Proceeds will support two grassroots initiatives in the United States.

Mni Owe Sni Prayer Camp
Part of the proceeds will support Mni Owe Sni Prayer Camp, established in 2026 outside the Whipple ICE detention centre. The camp is a sacred space led by Indigenous elders and activists reclaiming land where more than 1,600 Lakota prisoners were once held in the 1800s.

Through ceremony, community care and peaceful presence, the camp supports Indigenous people and others affected by detention and displacement. Donations help sustain the camp and the community organising taking place there.

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Bail funds for families impacted by ICE
Funds will also support bail funds organised by Minnesota ICE Watch (MNIW), a grassroots abolitionist collective based in Mnisóta Makhóčhe. Their work supports individuals and families affected by ICE detention and deportation through community organising, legal solidarity and mutual aid.

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Event details

Date: Thursday 19 MarchTime: 7.30-11pmLocation: SET Social, 55a Nigel Road, Peckham, SE15 4NP

Entry is sliding scale, with a suggested donation of £10. You can contribute in cash on the door, show proof of a donation, or bring a mutual aid item. No one will be turned away for lack of funds.

Contact: For questions or more information, contact the organisers at alessandraguy@gmail.com and ambrosesainsbury@icloud.com

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SET Stage Gallery - Point of Reference
2026-03-20 19:00 - 22:00 | SET Social, 55a Nigel Road, London, SE15 4NP, United Kingdom
SET Social’s SET Stage Gallery presents Point of Reference, an intimate and immersive installation by brothers Saiya and Yumaani Thomas.

Artists of Jamaican-Swedish heritage, the brothers’ practices meet at the intersection of culture, memory and identity. For this exhibition, the gallery is transformed into an installation set within their family living room. A deeply personal environment becomes the stage where heritage, culture and aspiration take centre stage.

By recreating a space that shaped their upbringing, the artists invite audiences to step into the environment that formed their shared point of reference. Personal history, artistic practice and cultural influence come together to create a setting that is both reflective and immersive.

Visitors are welcomed into a space where everyday domestic surroundings become a site for storytelling, reflection and creative expression.

Exhibition details

Opening night: Friday 20 March, 7-10pmExhibition run: 20-23 MarchLocation: SET Stage Gallery, 55a Nigel Road, Peckham, SE15 4NPEntry: Free + optional £5 donation. To help manage capacity, booking is required.

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About SET Stage Gallery

Launched in 2023, SET Stage Gallery is a volunteer-led, non-profit contemporary art space based at SET Social. The gallery prioritises artists with limited access to exhibition opportunities and supports a programme of monthly workshops, talks, screenings, reading groups, and exhibitions. All proceeds go directly to participating artists, supporting accessibility and sustainability within the space.

Artist: Saiya Thomas (@ssaiyathomas) and Yumaani Thomas (@yumaani.t)Curator: Ayiesha Sankoh (@thereturnofshe)

Contact

For questions, please email setstagegallery@gmail.com

Folk Club: Spring Equinox Plantlore and Tinctures
2026-03-21 14:30 - 16:00 | SET Social, 55a Nigel Road, London, SE15 4NP, United Kingdom
How do we mark the turning of the seasons and reconnect with the plants that grow around us?

Join Folk Club at SET Social for a special Spring Equinox workshop exploring plant folklore and herbal tincture making. Together, participants will learn about herbs traditionally associated with the equinox and create their own tincture to take home.

During the session, you will explore the folklore and traditions connected to different plants, make personalised recipe labels for your tinctures, and set intentions for the season ahead as nature begins to awaken.

The workshop is open to adults and no prior experience is required. All materials are provided.

Event details

Date: Saturday 21 MarchTime: 2:30-4pmLocation: SET Social, 55a Nigel Road, Peckham SE15 4NPTicketing:Folk Club events run on a sliding scale to help keep sessions accessible. For this event, Folk Club are asking for a minimum donation of £10, to cover materials and contribute to our expenses. We ask you to pay according to your income bracket. Please see the guidelines below.

Minimum £10 (unwaged, low income)

Suggested £12 (May stress about meeting some basic needs but still regularly achieve them, are employed, have some expendable income)

Pay it forward £15

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If you are financially able, please consider paying more, to keep Folk Club events accessible to all. If these costs are prohibitive to attending, please email wearefolkclub@gmail.com. No one turned away for lack of funds.

About the organiser:

Folk Club is a space for the lost, found and newly made folklore and customs of the fair isles of Albion including Éire, Cymru, Alba and England.

The project follows the turning of the year through seasonal customs, storytelling and shared learning. It invites participants to explore the lore of the land and its traditions together, one archive image and twisting tale at a time.

Folk Club is run by Elizabeth Bailey and Eleanor Dempsey.

Instagram: @_folkclub

Email: Email wearefolkclub@gmail.com

Painted Pots and Seed Planting (Spring Craft Workshop)
2026-03-22 15:00 - 17:00 | SET Social, 55a Nigel Road, London, SE15 4NP, United Kingdom
Paint a pot, plant a seed, and welcome spring into your hands.

Join us in the community garden at SET Social for a relaxed, family-friendly craft workshop celebrating creativity, growth, and the arrival of spring.

In this hands-on session, participants will decorate their own plant pot using paint, markers, and simple design techniques, before planting seeds or small seedlings to take home and nurture. The workshop is designed to be accessible and welcoming to beginners, with guidance provided throughout.

Suitable for ages 6+ (with an accompanying adult), this is an opportunity to slow down, get creative outdoors, and leave with something handmade and growing.

Event details

Date: Sunday 22 MarchWorkshop time: 3-5pmAccess time: 2:45-5:15pm

Ticketing/registration: £12 (+ booking fee, max £1.95). Book via Eventbrite.

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About the facilitator:

The workshop is led by Naomi, a passionate crafter and SET Social member with her own allotment. Naomi runs Naomi’s Creations GB and Crafting with Naomi, delivering creative workshops through her crafting club and platforms such as ClassBento.

Shop: https://www.etsy.com/shop/NaomiscreationsGB Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/craftingwithnaomi/

For questions, please contact: naomi@planwithnaomi.com
