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We All Repair

An exhibition commissioned by St Margaret’s House, Bethnal Green to celebrate all the repairers who work there. We interviewed and photographed people involved in practical repair, in yoga for grief, counselling, community art & embroidery, and running their outstanding charity shop. In The Gallery Cafe, Monday – Sunday 8.30-4pm.
 

Make & Chat Mondays

Our regular group at Telegraph Hill Centre starts again on Monday September 7th, and we’ll be preparing for our annual Fun Palace!
This will be at the Centre on October 3rd 11.30-5 pm and we’ll be focussing on the heart – think love letters, heart health, messy play for adults, live music…….
Open to all!

Workshops

Creative workshops to explore themes around repair, through visual art and creative writing. These can be designed for particular groups (for example we recently ran workshops for NHS staff), or they can be open workshops for community members including families.  You can find out about these by joining our mailing list or emailing us on breaksandjoins@gmail.com

We run regular workshops  at the Telegraph Hill Centre in S.E.London, on Mondays, 1-3PM. These are drop-in workshops and open to all.  The workshops are a gentle mix of art, creative writing, and conversation, reflecting on the repair of our stuff, ourselves, our community, and our planet. We run alongside the monthly Mend it with Mo repair café and encourage those coming with objects to repair to share their stories with us.  The workshops run termly, so always check that we’re there before coming! 020 7639 0214. If you want to be kept up to date with them join our mailing list and follow us on Instagram.

Training

We run training for artists, community and health workers, and anyone interested in exploring personal and community repair. The training explores resilience, understandings of community and connection, and managing conflict creatively.  You can book one of our open workshops or email us to explore a training session designed for you.

“Really insightful training”, “Emotionally intelligent and respectful” Feedback from recent trainees working in social prescribing.