This free sewing workshop will combine visible mending - a simple clothing repair technique - with conversation and creativity, developing participants’ skills and building agency for change. The session is […]
Join artist David Blandy for this world-building table-top role-play jam over 2 two-hour sessions, February 2 and 9 Revising high fantasy tropes while discarding harmful baggage such as inherent good, […]
Learn the art of podcast making in this 6 week course with radio and podcast producer and teacher, Billie Eliot Turner. In this course you will get the opportunity to […]
Join award-winning poet Ollie O'Neill for a writing workshop for LGBTQIA+ participants We are delighted to welcome award-winning poet Ollie O'Neill to to host 'Tell Your Own Story' - a […]
Political Drag with Leah Kirby AKA Cyro: creating art inciting change and incorporating non-Western performance techniques, Leah Kirby / Cyro explores socio-economic and political issues through non-traditional formats. Thursday 24 […]
Part of The History Bois residency at Barge, this online workshop run by poet, drag king and artist SL Grange is for folks wanting to connect with their Queer tr/ancestors. […]
Show Thyself! At this workshop, multi-disciplinary artists SL Grange & E.M. Parry invite you to an exploration of historically-inspired queer self-fashioning. Saturday 26 June, 2.30 - 4.30pm, Barge. For Barge […]
For this experimental art/science workshop aboard the Barge, we will look at how to gather data about bats, and ways to share this data in creative and unusual ways. Bats […]
Join artist Maggie Scott aboard the Barge for an introduction to wet felting processes and create your own piece of textile art to take home. Well-known for her sumptuously crafted […]
‘I mean river as a verb. A happening. It is moving with me right now.' - Natalie Diaz in ‘The First Water is the Body’ The third happening in field […]
Join artist Anna Perach for a creative exploration building wearable sculptural masks aboard the Barge. During this two hour workshop, Anna will introduce the process of creating a 3D mask […]
Join artist and organiser Carmen Papalia for this online workshop that accompanies our current group exhibition Making Care which features his work. Open Access: Accessibility As Temporary Collectively-Held Space - Workshop with […]
Family/intergenerational workshop to explore feelings surrounding biodiversity loss, and the power of individual and collective action. Join artist Lou Chapelle for a creative intergenerational workshop and a private view of […]
Join the CDE Southeast Coastal Hub at Hastings Common Room for a free Letters to the Earth workshop that explores the subject of the climate and ecological emergency. Letters to […]
Intro to sewing is the perfect workshop for absolute beginners as well as people who want to build confidence on a sewing machine. Join us on board Barge and learn […]
Coastal habitats: a new 6-week eco-poetry course led by kin’d & kin’d This exciting new eco-poetry course, inspired by the extraordinary Planet Earth Museum & Gardens at Paradise Park, Newhaven […]
Water has many practical and symbolic meanings, across cultures, geographies and identities. Join Lilith Archive and the Centre for Spatial, Environmental and Cultural Politics for the screening of several relevant […]
This workshop is ideal for those that have used a sewing machine before but want to build confidence and develop skills further. Make your own made-to-measure Block Tee designed by […]
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