A New Direction's Big Change Series is designed to support London’s cultural sector with a space for innovation, challenge and learning.
Date: 20 November, 3.00-6.30pm
Come and join a PAL meeting - A collective voice for people that design, produce and facilitate participatory arts in London. Reflecting on our practice; pursuing peer-to-peer learning.
The personal is political, and the political is personal. Rainbow of Desires is the over-arching name given by Augusto Boal to a range of exercises, games and techniques on using the power of theatre to identify, analyse and respond to the “internalised oppressions” we carry within us.
The workshop is open to anyone who is interested in exploring oppression through theatre for behaviour and social change.
The personal is political, and the political is personal. Rainbow of Desires is the over-arching name given by Augusto Boal to a range of exercises, games and techniques on using the power of theatre to identify, analyse and respond to the “internalised oppressions” we carry within us.
The workshop is open to anyone who is interested in exploring oppression through theatre for behaviour and social change.
We invite teachers and educators to join us in a conversation about how the arts can be used as a force for change, both inside and outside of the curriculum.
We invite teachers and educators to join us in a conversation about how the arts can be used as a force for change, both inside and outside of the curriculum.
Get up early and share your experiences working as an arts freelancer at our informal breakfast club.
Freelancer Breakfast Club 30th October
08:30-10:00, Drop in
Deptford Lounge
In this new and extended workshop programme participants will explore and engage with this question: ‘How Do We Live Now?’. A question that will move through present self-exploration all the way to embodying futuristic ideas for a more just society and everything in between.
This conference will bring together Lewisham's voluntary, community and social enterprise sector to explore collaboration and partnership working.
Date: Fri 19 October, 09:00 – 16:00 BST
Location: Civic Suite, Catford Road, SE6 4RU
In this new and extended workshop programme participants will explore and engage with this question: ‘How Do We Live Now?’. A question that will move through present self-exploration all the way to embodying futuristic ideas for a more just society and everything in between.
CANCELLED
Join a range of cultural/youth organisations to work together to change cultural engagement and a sense of cultural entitlement in Bellingham children and young people and ensure young people and their families feel the new Fellowship Inn is a place for them to create, play, meet, influence and experience a wide range of cultural opportunities.
Date: Tuesday 25 September
Time: 3.30-5.30pm
At: The Green Man, 355 Bromley Road, London SE6 2RP
Big Lottery Fund are working in partnership with VAL to give you opportunity to have a drop in session with your Local Big Lottery Funding Officer about your idea and how you can access Big Lottery funding.
In this new and extended workshop programme participants will explore and engage with this question: ‘How Do We Live Now?’. A question that will move through present self-exploration all the way to embodying futuristic ideas for a more just society and everything in between.
Andrew Barnett, director of the UK branch of the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation will discuss their new publication, Rethinking Relationships, which examines the civic role of arts organisations.
Making Lewisham a safer place for young people
Create your own Summer School at Trinity Laban! With many different activities over three days, you can pick and mix workshops or opt for a 3 day-long course.
This Saturday join Upspaces UK to view new studio and event spaces in Lewisham for creative professionals, creative businesses & event organisers.
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