This Might Be The Place: Collage and Blackout Poetry Workshop
A relaxed collage and blackout poetry workshop exploring ideas of place, memory and belonging through words and image.
Free
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SET Social 55a Nigel Road, London, United Kingdom
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Feminist Reading Group
A monthly meetup for anyone curious about feminist theory. The group explores gender, sexuality, and oppression through free, accessible texts in a relaxed setting.
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Puppet Workshop
SET Social 55a Nigel Road, London, United KingdomCommunal Clay Puppet Workshop Using clay and slips you will be able to create a puppet, character, monster or creature. You will be able to add colour and depth to your work with wild clay slips we have collected from around South London. And the option to have the piece fired and glazed with wood […]
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Analogue Animation Workshop
SET Social 55a Nigel Road, London, United KingdomA hands-on analogue animation workshop at SET Social, exploring handmade techniques through play, experimentation, and making.
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Upcycling Workshop x Armenian Embroidery
SET Social 55a Nigel Road, London, United KingdomJoin Lizzy and Luys Collective at SET Social for an intimate workshop on slow craft and Armenian embroidery. Learn to upcycle your clothes with traditional symbols.
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Medieval Hennin Workshop: Make Your Own Princess Hat!
SET Social 55a Nigel Road, London, United KingdomMake your own pointy princess hat (yes, like when you were five) in this fun, medieval-inspired craft workshop.
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Spring Fête of Solidarity: Fundraiser for Giuseppe Conlon House
SET Social 55a Nigel Road, London, United KingdomCelebrate the sun at the Spring Fête of Solidarity. Featuring speed dating, workshops, and DJ sets in support of Giuseppe Conlon House emergency shelter.
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The West African Literary Circle
SET Social 55a Nigel Road, London, United KingdomA new monthly space for readers and thinkers to explore West African literature. Our first series dives into Chinua Achebe’s landmark novel, ‘Things Fall Apart’, exploring tradition, colonialism, and change.
Free