Arts for Dementia offers a free 10-week Ceramics and 3D Arts programme with visual artists Helen Johannessen and Molly Bonnell. Creative, relaxed sessions for people living with dementia and their companions.
Open to players of all levels, this tournament guarantees five games for each participant, with prizes awarded to winners across all skill levels.
Join us at SET Social on 7 December for our Christmas Community Day and Market, featuring local makers, workshops, food by Peckham Soup Kitchen, and a live set from Peckham Elvis. Part of a wider festive weekend across Peckham including Pexmas and the Bussey Building Open Studios.
Try your hand at using a pastel printing technique to create some winter-themed animations. Led by Miranda Peyton Jones, this is part of an ongoing series at SET Social, exploring analogue and print animation.
An informal space to share spontaneous work in any medium, receive honest feedback and connect with a supportive community exploring causal and chance depictions of people.
Shop unique gifts at the free Pearly Makers Market at SET Social on Sunday 30 November 2-6pm. A safe, fabulous space showcasing queer makers, independent artists, and a mix of veterans and new talent. Free entry.
Join the 2025 SET Film Festival on 27 November at SET Social for Alain Kassanda’s Coconut Head Generation, exploring youth activism, campus life, and Nigeria’s #EndSARS movement. Doors open 6:45 pm.
Bring childhood magic back to life! Craft your own pointy medieval princess hat at our new DIY hennin workshop on Monday 24 November at SET Social.
The third night of the 2025 SET Film Festival turns toward the unseen and the unsaid. Through a series of films that withhold as much as they reveal, artists test the edges of the moving image, shifting perception from sight to touch, sound, and sensation.
Step away from your busy mind and into your body with Move for Marie Curie. Join this warm and energising movement session raising funds for Marie Curie.
The Tiny Oscars is a free, inclusive film night that invites creators to make a short film in just one week. It’s a celebration of creativity, community, and the joy of making for its own sake.
The second night of the 2025 SET Film Festival turns its gaze toward the spaces that hold and sustain our communities. Across six films, artists explore how collective life persists amid austerity, revealing the fragile yet vital infrastructures that shape our shared worlds.
SET Film Festival 2025 returns to SET Social, Peckham, with a month-long celebration of curated short films, feature films, and archival works across six themed nights, including Q&As with filmmakers.
Night 1 of the SET Film Festival 2025, ‘A Token, A Sign’, explores the latent meanings, codes, and symbols embedded in landscapes and cityscapes.
Come to SET Social on Friday 31 October for a spooky night of games, a fancy dress catwalk, live music, DJs, and Halloween drinks. Fancy dress is encouraged, with prizes awaiting the best outfit! Entry is £5 members and £7 for guests.
Join Peckham Life Drawing at SET Social for a bonus experimental drawing session. Open to all abilities, with materials provided. Just bring your lovely self.
Create your own medieval princess hat at SET Social Peckham. A friendly, creative workshop for all skill levels with fabrics, beads, trims, and more. Take home your DIY hennin and capture magical photos.
Ponies Carboot is an indoor market at SET Social showcasing jewellery, zines, ceramics, artist editions, and second-hand clothes. Open to all, this event raises funds to print an independent photography book and continues Kate Kidney-Bishop’s exploration of gender identity in sport and fashion.
A hands-on sound-making session at SET Social for Antiuniversity Now 2025. Participants experiment with simple electronics to build small oscillators and explore how electricity transforms into sound.
Experience the launch of Vocal Inhabitants, an experimental anthology of writing and visual art at SET Social. Featuring live readings from five international contributors, the collection explores communication, loss, and new forms of creative expression. Presented by independent publisher, Strange Region, this pay-what-you-can event celebrates the collaborative, performative nature of writing.