What’s On: Events, Talks & Creative Sessions
William Morris Family Day
Join us on the People’s Pavilion for a special Family Day for Morris Mania
This August, join us as we transform oyster shells into works of art using classic Morris designs like Strawberry Thief and Seaweed and shimmering gold paint. Celebrate the natural world as you upcycle your oyster shell with decoupage paper and gilded edges, then take home a one-of-a-kind piece of decorative art.
These free, drop-in sessions are open to all. The activity is suitable for children aged 5+ years. All materials will be provided. Activities will take place in the Peoples Pavilion in front of William Morris Gallery. All children must be accompanied by an adult.
Jamarabia Showcase Series – Eftekasat Band
Experience an afternoon of electrifying fusion music celebrating migrant and underrepresented artists in the beautiful outdoor setting of the People’s Pavilion. Part of the Jamarabia Showcase Series, this unique event invites you to relax, dance, or sing along as three extraordinary acts take you on a musical journey across cultures and genres.
Line-Up:
Ustavi – A pan-Arab classical-experimental violin project by Syrian violinist Bassel Hariri, fusing Arab violin soundscapes with jazz, blues, folk, and electronic influences, rejecting strict genres in favour of authenticity and emotional resonance.
Eftekasat – A pioneering Egyptian jazz-fusion band blending oriental melodies with funk, jazz, and Latin grooves. Re-formed in London by founder Amro Salah in 2025, the new line-up brings fresh energy to their renowned sound.
Expect a cosy yet energetic vibe in an open-air setting, where you can engage however you feel—meditate, dance, or join in the music. We believe in creating spaces that encourage both reflection and celebration.
Booking is not essential, but it is advised to avoid disappointment.
Architects Climate Action Network - People’s Pavilion Takeover
ACAN at the People’s Pavilion: Reimagining Cities for Climate and Social Justice
Join the Architects Climate Action Network (ACAN) for an inspiring afternoon of hands-on workshops and creative activities exploring the intersections of sustainability, social justice, and the built environment.
As part of our People’s Pavilion Takeover, we’ll dive into:
The Legacy of William Morris: Discover how his principles continue to influence our cities today.
Construction & Climate: Unpack the environmental impacts of the construction sector and discuss ways to create positive change.
Biomaterials in Art & Design: Get creative making art from sustainable biomaterials.
Throughout the afternoon, we’ll be building a collaborative cardboard city, inviting you to design the features you’d love to see in your ideal cityscape. You can also contribute to our “Future Cities” Post-it Wall, responding to thought-provoking prompts about the kind of cities we want—and need—for the future.
This event is open to all ages and backgrounds—no prior experience needed, just curiosity and creativity!
Booking is not essential, but it is advised to avoid disappointment.
Building Cornerstones: Collaging and Lino-cutting
If you ran your own third space, what would you call it?
Join us for an afternoon of craft and creativity, where we’ll explore the mediums of lino-cutting and collaging as forms of social resistance.
These two workshops aim to highlight the lack of third spaces in urban environments, as well as explore arts and craft as a form of visual manifesto that demands change in our communal landscape.
The erasure of third spaces disproportionately impacts lower-income areas in London, with 46 centres shutting down between 2018-2023 (UCL Pi Media). A prime example of this being the Elephant & Castle Shopping Centre, which was torn down to make student flats, causing the loss of community cornerstones, particularly for its Latin American community.
Facilitated by: Isata Kamara & Artist & Serra Abbie Luthena- Artist and Founder of the LDE UTC Shedspace project
As part of the PeoplesPavilion 2025 programme, this event centres the craftsmanship of William Morris, as well as his approach to social justice, and how we have the power to inform social change through using art and design as visual protest. Hence, reviving the process of building community cornerstones.
Booking is not essential, but it is advised to avoid disappointment.
Patchwork Stories - A Celebration of South Asia Style, Story & Self
Patchwork Stories is a joyful, drop-in cultural celebration led by two South Asian photographers, Alisha Dar &Sade Mia. It honours the textures, beauty, and memories of South Asian culture through photography, craft, storytelling, and style. Visitors are invited to take part in:
Portrait Studio: Step in front of a vibrant South Asian fabric backdrop and have your portrait taken by Alisha and Sade, using both film and digital cameras. Photos will be shared via email, Google Drive, or QR code.
Zine & Collage Making: Create your own zine inspired by fashion, memory, and identity, using old magazines, fabric, and guided prompts. Examples include: “Draw your dream outfit,” “Who taught you to dress with pride?” and “How does fashion shape your identity?” Visitors can take their zine home or contribute it to a growing community display.
Snacks: Enjoy free traditional South Asian snacks served throughout the day.
Booking is not essential, but it is advised to avoid disappointment.
Made in Walthamstow: Film Screening & Workshop
Join us at the William Morris Gallery for a special screening of Made in Walthamstow, Xaymaca Awoyungbo’s love letter to his hometown. The documentary tells the story of the groundbreaking football kit collaboration between Walthamstow FC, Admiral, Wood Street Walls and the William Morris Gallery (the first-ever between a museum and a football club). Through football, fashion and art, the film explores the history of replica kits, the legacy of William Morris, and the power of community.
Beyond the screen, you can take part in a workshop where you'll have the chance to draw your own William Morris inspired design. Whether you’re a family looking for a creative day out or someone with a passion for the arts and culture, this event offers a unique blend of history, design and football.
Booking is not essential, but it is advised to avoid disappointment.
Neurodiversity Architecture Network (NAN) - Giant Crochet Get together
Join us for a Giant Crochet Workshop where craft, creativity, and connection come together with NAN - (Neurodiversity Architecture Network).
This playful, hands-on workshop invites people to interact not only with materials but with each other in thoughtful, accessible ways. We believe the power of making — through crochet and knitting — can spark positive social interaction for everyone.
You can use your hands and arms to create large-scale stitches or, if you prefer, experiment with our giant needles. If permitted, we may even weave and wrap our creations around existing structures, transforming the space together.
We encourage people to bring and recycle plastic bags which we will turn into plarn (plastic yarn) for the giant crochet and knitting.
No experience needed — just curiosity, creativity, and an openness to connect.
Booking is not essential, but it is advised to avoid disappointment.
Music with Morris - John Ongom Big Band with Special Guests Project Zero
Waltham Forest, Antigua & Barbuda and Dominica Twinning Association Present: A Sunday Big Band Picnic
Join us for a vibrant community afternoon of music, creativity, and celebration as John Ongom Big Band featuring Catherine Lima takes the stage performing a lively mix of classic and modern favourites and introducing Project Zero's young performers,.
Bring your picnic blankets and lunch, relax with family and friends, and enjoy a joyful atmosphere filled with:
Big Band Performances: Swing, soul, and popular tunes that will have you tapping your feet, singing along, and maybe even dancing.
Young Talent Spotlight: Enjoy inspiring performances by young spoken word artists and singers.
Art & Craft Workshop: A creative, intergenerational drop-in workshop running alongside the music, open to all ages.
Whether you're here to soak up the music, get creative, or simply enjoy a laid-back community picnic, this is an afternoon for everyone to connect, create, and celebrate together.
Booking is not essential, but it is advised to avoid disappointment.
Stories and Supper Present : Welcome Home
Join William Morris Gallery community residents Stories & Supper to share your stories of homes, near and far.
Make yourself comfortable in our home from home in the People’s Pavilion and take part in storytelling activities as we explore the many meanings of home for Waltham Forest residents. Everyone is welcome in the Stories & Supper home as we challenge narratives of exclusion together.
Refugees and people seeking asylum in the Stories & Supper family will share poetry and stories at pop-up performances throughout the day. And, of course, there will be snacks and drinks!
Stories & Supper has been based in Waltham Forest since its launch 8 years ago. Our work brings refugees, people seeking asylum and local residents together over food and stories.
Booking is not essential, but it is advised to avoid disappointment.
Threaded Together
Join Waltham Forest makers and artists Nihal J. Singh and Lucinda Purkis for Threaded Together — a hands-on workshop celebrating craft, sustainability, and community connection through DIY loom-making and weaving.
In this interactive session, you’ll engage in two creative activities:
Build a Large Communal Loom: Collaborate with others to weave a shared tapestry using recycled and foraged materials.
Personal Loom Crafting: Assemble your own small loom (or use a pre-made one) and explore individual weaving techniques.
A rich selection of recycled and donated materials—including twine, shredded fabric, and foraged plant matter—will be available to inspire your weaving creations.
Booking is not essential, but it is advised to avoid disappointment.
Stitching Time: People's Pavilion at William Morris Gallery
Stitching Time: People's Pavilion at William Morris Gallery
Tuesday 16th September 2025, 2pm to 4pm
Free, please book a place.
Join RIBA Learning for an afternnon of sewing and chat inspired by the unique surroundings of the People's Pavillion. Come along to meet new people or chat to an old friend, while you stitch some shapes, words, patterns or draw with thread. The fabric will evolve to represent the contributors and conversations that unfold.
For all ages, under 18’s must be accompanied by an adult. Booking is advised.
Stitching Time is a travelling project that will visit several venues over the 3-year refurbishment of the RIBA’s HQ building. RIBA Learning will ‘take the sew on the road’ to engage with the public and build a community of stitchers and contributors.
Mini Morris Workshops
Join us for Mini Morris drop in sessions. Toddler-friendly crafting for 2-5 year olds.
William Morris loved decorating his home. Join us this September for hands-on creative sessions celebrating what makes your home special. We’ll explore Morris’s iconic designs and patterns, then craft our own unique Dream Room to take home.
Mini Morris sessions are now DROP IN ONLY. FREE. Donations welcome.
Choose from:
10:00am to 11:00am.
11:45am to 12:45pm.
As this can be a messy session, please wear or bring old clothes. Aprons are available.
All sessions include the craft activity, singing and a snack to take away.
Drop in with limited capacity.
Family Day with Angry DanFree kids screen printing
Celebrating the final weekend of Morris Mania at William Morris Gallery. Screen print your own black and white copy of Angry Dan’s William Morris mural design.
Part of the People’s Pavilion programme at William Morris Gallery.
This September, we’re excited to welcome local artist Angry Dan to the Gallery for a free screen-printing workshop. Known for his bright, bold murals and illustrated rhymes, Angry Dan will guide you through printing your own black-and-white version of his William Morris-inspired limerick design — yours to take home and colour in.
These free, drop-in sessions are open to families. The activity is suitable for children aged 5+ years. All materials will be provided.
Activities will take place in the People’s Pavilion in front of William Morris Gallery. All children must be accompanied by an adult.
Landscape Encounters
Landscape Encounters is a workshop for all ages, which explores how our bodies interact with landscapes through moving, sensing and making. It uses crafting as an approach to get closer to the plants and animals we share our environment with, encouraging empathy with other species and so a more sustainable relationship with our planet.
The event will comprise 2 half-day workshops – one for younger children accompanied by an adult, the second for young people and adults. Participants will work together to explore the different life-forms that make up the eco-system of the gardens, and then make sculptural objects they can wear to help them experience the park as if they were a plant, bird, insect, etc.
People will only need to book for 2-3pm activity
Youth at the Helm: Shaping Public Spaces Through Co-Design
Co-Designing the Future: Embedding Young Voices in the Built Environment at HTA Design Studio
Event Description
Set against the backdrop of Beyond the Box’s much-anticipated People’s Pavilion 2025, opening this summer at the William Morris Gallery, join us for this dynamic event that explores the transformative potential of co-design.
This in-conversation explores how youth communities can lead the transformation of public spaces. The event spotlights community-led design in action—highlighting youth-driven initiatives that reimagine public space through co-design, creativity, and care.
Bringing together an intergenerational mix of young people, industry professionals, and thought leaders, the series amplifies lived experiences, bold ideas, and innovative ways of working. From panel conversations to provocations and hands-on insights, we’ll explore what it truly means to design with, not for—and how we can collectively create a more equitable and inspiring future.
Be part of the conversation. Be part of the change.
How can the built environment sector authentically integrate co-design with young people
Co-Designing the Future: Embedding Young Voices in the Built Environment - at Zaha Hadid Architects.
Event Description
Set against the backdrop of Beyond the Box’s much-anticipated People’s Pavilion 2025, opening this summer at the William Morris Gallery, join us for this dynamic event that explores the transformative potential of co-design.
How can architecture and design practices move beyond tokenistic engagement to truly embed youth leadership and lived experience into the spaces we live, work, and play in?
This in-conversation session explores how the sector can embrace co-design as a powerful, authentic approach to creating places that reflect and respond to a new generation of thinkers, makers, and change-makers. It invites you into a vital conversation about the role of young people in shaping the built environment.
Be part of the conversation. Be part of the change.
Shape the Future of London – Free Community Workshop No.2
Shape the Future of London – Free Community Workshop
Be part of the conversation shaping London’s future over the next 20–25 years.
Following the success of our first session, this is the second workshop in our collaboration with Planning Aid London, facilitated by Beyond The Box CIC. Join us for a free, in-person workshop where your voice can help influence the next London Plan — the capital’s long-term strategy for growth and development.
Event Description
As London grapples with challenges like affordable housing, climate change, wellbeing, transport, and regeneration, the Greater London Authority (GLA) is seeking feedback through its Towards a London Plan consultation.
Shape the Future of London – Free Community Workshop (GLA London Plan Consultation)
Shape the Future of London – Free Community Workshop (GLA London Plan Consultation)
Join us for a free, in-person workshop hosted by Planning Aid London and facilitated by Beyond The Box CIC, where your views can help shape the future of London’s growth and development over the next 20–25 years.
This is your chance to learn more about how the planning system works, discuss key issues affecting Londoners today, and contribute your ideas to the official Towards a London Plan consultation led by the Greater London Authority.
Event Description
As London faces big challenges — from affordable housing and climate change to wellbeing, transport and regeneration — the GLA is seeking public feedback on the priorities for London’s next major planning framework.
We want to make sure that every voice is heard — especially those who may not usually take part in formal consultations.
Rethinking Cultural Spaces: What Institutions Can Learn from Collaborative Design
Co-Designing the Future: Embedding Young Voices in the Built Environment at William Morris Gallery
Event Description
Set against the backdrop of Beyond the Box’s much-anticipated People’s Pavilion 2025, opening this summer at the William Morris Gallery, join us for a dynamic event that explores the transformative potential of co-design.
Together, we’ll explore how cultural institutions and organisations can embed co-design principles to create more inclusive, responsive, and engaging public spaces. Through live case studies and honest reflections, we’ll examine the opportunities, challenges, and real-world impact of working with young people to activate cultural spaces and shift power dynamics.
From bold design ideas to new ways of working, hear directly from cultural leaders and the young co-designers shaping our cities, museums, and civic environments.
Be part of the conversation. Be part of the change.
Festival of the Future
Leading innovators are partnering with the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) to present the Festival of the Future, a groundbreaking two-day event. Held on Friday, 14th, and Saturday, 15th March 2025, at RIBA’s London headquarters, 66 Portland Place, the festival promises to inspire and empower the next generation of architects and built environment professionals from all backgrounds.
What is the Festival of the Future?
The Festival of the Future is a first-of-its-kind initiative designed to showcase the diverse pathways into careers within the built environment. By engaging young people, children, and adults from London and beyond, the festival will deliver creative workshops, educational talks, and hands-on experiences for participants aged 0 to 25.
This is more than an event—it’s a movement to inspire young people from diverse backgrounds to see themselves shaping the cities of tomorrow.
Framed In Perspective
Framed In Perspective
A window into a world of rhythm, sound, expression and colour. Intertwined into a tapestry of multi disciplinary expression transmuted through dance, music and theater.
This event strives to unlock imagination, inspire and entice fellow creative minds to take the leap into the world and mind of Taylor Dacosta. This journey will feature the art, music, theatrics and dance developed throughout the life of this young and vibrant creative. Hard at work to bring a new perspective and shed light on a new symbiotic era of creative expression. The power in resilience to express fluid and free ideas in a linear society. And conclusively a chance to frame this current climate of creation in and amidst the Shoreditch side of East London.
With an electrifying dance performance and imagination inducing storytelling. This event will showcase the work and play in this unique time that we all live in. Through the eyes and framed in the perspective of Taylor himself.
TRY42 Presents: Vertical Cinema Launch & SFS Event Series
Join TRY42 for the exciting launch of their groundbreaking Vertical Cinema series and event, SFS (Share for Share)! This one-of-a-kind event, hosted at BUILDHOLLYWOOD’s 1 Quaker Street in Shoreditch, offers exclusive access to TRY42’s latest project, a venture pushing the boundaries of visual storytelling.
At the heart of the event is the SFS live event series, created by Braulio Chimbembe, the 21-year-old founder of TRY42 and an actor, producer, and rising star in the entertainment industry. The SFS series is designed to foster collaboration and support within the creative community, inspired by the same sharing concept that powered Braulio’s platform to early success.
The Power of Play: Exploring Spaces for Creative Expression - Panel Event
Join us for an engaging and interactive panel discussion on the importance of play and the need to provide more spaces for young people to express themselves through creative outlets. (This event follows on from an ealrier play session at the same venue).
Join us as we explore:
The joy of play and its critical role in child and adolescent development.
The impact of safe spaces in fostering creativity, emotional well-being, and community connections.
How we can support young people in expressing themselves through art, music, performance, and other forms of creative expression.
A panel of young people will sit alongside industry professionals to discuss the power of creativity and share their insights and experiences in championing the importance of play in youth development.
Power of Play: A Free Pop-Up for Parents and Children/Young People
Space for Play: A Free Pop-Up for Parents and Children/Young People
Designed by Childcare Solution CIC and Taja Dennis
Join us for Space for Play, a welcoming and relaxed pop-up event where parents and children/young people can come together to play, interact, and connect over free tea and coffee.
This unique space encourages creativity, bonding, and self-expression through interactive games and activities designed to inspire young minds.
What to Expect:
Interactive activities and games designed to nurture creativity and self-expression in children.
A space for parents to connect while children engage in playful exploration.
Free tea, coffee, and a warm, welcoming environment for all attendees.
Voicing Collectives with HuqThat & Palestine Collective
Voicing Collectives with HuqThat & Palestine Collective
Join us for an inspiring collaborative event as part of the Unbreakable Voices exhibition at BUILDHOLLYWOOD's 1 Quaker Street in Shoreditch, where creative collectives HuqThat and Palestine Collective will activate the space with their unique programming, offering immersive, thought-provoking experiences.
About the Collectives:
HuqThat is an artist collective dedicated to celebrating art, culture, and beauty through the ancient practice of mehndi. At this event, their artists will provide free mehndi services in The Tearoom, where henna will be delicately applied to the skin in forms and texts that express themes of protest and resilience. As meaningful films play in the background, the mehndi designs will become part of your personal expression, creating a lasting impact that you'll carry with you as you leave the exhibition. HuqThat’s work fuses cultural traditions with powerful visual storytelling, offering an intimate, interactive way to engage with the exhibition.
Palestine Collective is a creative community that advocates for justice, support, and peace for Palestine. They organize talks, events, and provide resources that raise awareness for the Palestinian cause. For this event, they will take over The Kitchen with a hands-on workshop inviting attendees to create and respond to the themes of the Unbreakable Voices exhibition. The creations from the workshop will be proudly displayed as part of the exhibition, adding layers of personal expression to the ongoing conversation. Throughout the week, the live installation wall in The Kitchen will remain open, and visitors are encouraged to contribute their thoughts on what resilience means to them.
Expressions of Resilience - Exhibition Opening
Expressions of Resilience - Exhibition Opening
Join us for a special evening celebrating the emerging creative talents of East London at the Expressions of Resilience exhibition, hosted at BUILDHOLLYWOOD’s event space ‘1 Quaker Street’ in Shoreditch
This unique collaboration between Beyond the Box and BUILDHOLLYWOOD highlights the work of young architects, designers, and artists, aged 16 to 25, from Hackney and Tower Hamlets.
Masterclass Contemporary Culture No.3
Expressions of Resilience - a new project launched in collaboration between Beyond the Box & BUILDHOLLYWOOD.
To kick-start the project, we are inviting young creatives from the London Boroughs of Hackney and Tower Hamlets to a series of free Masterclasses in Contemporary Culture with some of the biggest names from across the industry design, music, architecture, cultural curation, and film.
Masterclass No.3
Join us on Thursday, June 6th at 6pm in Shoreditch East London at the Car Wash. We will be in conversation with Senior Producer Afia Yeboah of V&A East and Senior Curator, Contemporary at the Victoria and Albert Museum (V&A) Meneesha Kellay
Welcome guests: 6.00pm - 6.15pm
Afia Yeboah - Produding with Community - 6.15pm - 6.45pm
Meneesha Kellay - Curating Contemporay Culture - 6.45pm - 7.15pm
Audience Q&A - 7.15pm - 7.30pm
Close - 7.30pm
Masterclass Contemporary Culture No.2
Expressions of Resilience - a new project launched in collaboration between Beyond the Box & BUILDHOLLYWOOD.
To kick-start the project, we are inviting young creatives from the London Boroughs of Hackney and Tower Hamlets to a series of free Masterclasses in Contemporary Culture with some of the biggest names from across the industry design, music, architecture, cultural curation, and film.
Masterclass No.2
Join us on Friday, May 31st at 6pm in Shoreditch East London at the Car Wash. We will be in conversation with Architect Kossy Nnachetta, and Film Maker Tomisin Adepeju.
Welcome guests: 6.00pm - 6.15pm
Kossy Nnachetta - Museum Design - 6.15pm - 6.45pm
Tomisin Adepeju - Film Screening Curation - 6.45pm - 7.15pm
Audience Q&A - 7.15pm - 7.30pm
Close - 7.30pm
Masterclass Contemporary Culture No.1
Expressions of Resilience - a new project launched in collaboration between Beyond the Box & BUILDHOLLYWOOD.
To kick-start the project, we are inviting young creatives from the London Boroughs of Hackney and Tower Hamlets to a series of free Masterclasses in Contemporary Culture with some of the biggest names from across the industry design, music, architecture, cultural curation, and film.
Masterclass No.1
Join us on Friday, May 24th at 6pm in Shoreditch East London at the Car Wash. We will have Architect and POoR Collective Co-Founder Ben Spry, along with the Founder of ENSPIRE Management Eunice Obianagha.
Welcome guests: 6.00pm - 6.15pm
Ben Spry - Exhibition Curation Talk - 6.15pm - 6.45pm
Eunice Obianagha - Music Event Management - 6.45pm - 7.15pm
Audience Q&A - 7.15pm - 7.30pm
Close - 7.30pm
People’s Pavilion Festival 2023
The People’s Pavilion Festival is a free community festival produced by Beyond The Box and a team of young cultural producers from across East London.
The People’s Pavilion is a bold new approach to collaborative design and production run by Beyond The Box. It seeks to discover the young place-makers of tomorrow, flipping the script on who gets to design and curate cultural spaces. It seeks to empower young Londoners to design and build a temporary pavilion that embodies and discovers what it means for young people to take up space in their city, whilst inspiring a generation of young designers, makers, and creatives.
Check out the line up below
Discover Series – A Morning with a AI Designer
An Exciting Morning workshop led by an exceptional AI designer
Reverse Crit with dRMM
Must be aged 14-25.
Join us for the FREE crit with dRMM.
The crit is an essential (and intimidating) part of architectural education and practice. Join dRMM in a informative and fun event that turns the tradition on its head, instead putting you in charge and giving you the chance to crit one of dRMM's emerging designs.
Exchange East - Community In Music
Exchange East is an event platforming and promoting the importance of knowledge and skill exchange in the creative industries.
We have curated an evening of activities, such as short film screenings, market stalls, and a panel talk that seeks to address the role of community in the music industry.
With special panel guests Nate Agbetu and Almass Badat
Join us on the 31st May to meet some like-minded creatives, or simply to learn something new.
This event is produced by Beyond the Box's Young Cultural Producers and is a project supported by Foundation For Future London
Writing about architecture with Make Architects
Must be aged 14-25
Join us for the FREE workshop with Join Kate and Roshan from the Make Architects Communications team for a writing workshop and learn how to communicate your ideas and designs.
Building Tour of Tower Hamlets New Town Hall
Join AHMM for an exclusive site visit of the newly refurbished Tower Hamlets Town Hall with the project architects.
The new build extension has been designed to encompass the restoration of the Grade II listed former Royal London Hospital building and offers a broad range of public services to the borough’s residents.
Image: Tim Soar
Discover Series – An Morning with a Web Designer
An afternoon workshop with a UX designer who will be teaching the fundamentals in web design.
Discover Series - A day with a Web Designer
Must be aged 14-18
Join us for this FREE event as part of our Discover Series in collaboration with Ourspace. The second event in this collaborative series will see participants learn how to design a website working alongside a professional web designer.
People’s Pavilion Open Crit
Must be aged 14-25.
Join Saqqra and the winning team of the People’s Pavilion 2023 at HTA for an open crit of the winning People’s Pavilion design.
Portfolio Workshop: Get Advice on your Portfolio and CV from an Architect
Must be aged 14-25.
Join us for the FREE workshop with Karakusevic Carson Architects on Portfolio and CV workshop
Participants will be paired with an Architect or split into small groups to share their design work and will receive tips and feedback on how to present this to showcase their skills to receive advice from the best.
How to build with Natural, Ethical & Sustainable Materials
Must be aged 14-18
Join us for the FREE workshop with Re-Fabricate. The workshop will explore the importance of locally sourced, natural and waste materials.
Thinking Outside the (Cardboard) Box with Bell Phillips
Must be aged 14-25
Open to People’s Pavilion 2023 Participants.
Join us for the FREE workshop with Bell Phillips that thinks Beyond the (cardboard) Box.
Using items that are thrown away every day, such as cartons, boxes, and large carpet cardboard tubes, we are asking you to collaborate to design and build a human-scale pod.
Visit to the Old Vic Theatre with Haworth Tompkins
Must be aged 14-25
Open to People’s Pavilion 2023 Participants.
Join us for the FREE event with Haworth Tompkins and Beyond The Box.
This event is to learn about the role of ‘the stage’ and the factors that are considered when designing for performance.
Receive a behind-the-scenes tour of the newest renovation project by leading cultural architects at Haworth Tompkins themselves and learn to apply these considerations to the People’s Pavilion 2023.
Sonic Sounds Series - Setting the stage for music performance
Must be aged 16-25
Join us for the FREE first event in our Sonic Sounds series of collaborative events in partnership with Gain Ctrl.
This special event will explore iconic cultural performances and take a deep dive into how these sets are realised and delivered. We will be joined by Zarya Vrabcheva a Designer at Stu Fish.
Sets offer the audience an experience and can push the boundaries of music beyond merely sound, fusing real-life experiences to large groups at once.