Digital Empathy is a 30-minute event in which a sonic landscape is created directly from the interaction between the audience and performers. Selected audience members will be invited to act as our choir: wearing a MUSE version of the innovative ‘experience helmet’ designed by Aiste Noreikaite, their brainwaves will create part of the soundscape. As the performers - Aiste Noreikaite and Zoë Dowlen - explore various physical states also interfaced to produce sounds, what emerges will be the result of our communal experience as we explore the interior spaces of the chapel and of our selves.

Students will create their own book illustrations using, collage and pen and ink. Your child will inspired by their favourite books which we will ask you to bring along on the day, children should choose their favourite passages to share with the group.

It’s time to become the protagonist in your own story instead of the passive observer in someone else’s. Going far beyond just another novelty headset… this is your chance to escape the norm and open your mind. Browns East invites you to experience ‘Kalimpong by Shezad Dawood’ the new multi-sensory installation taking you on a twenty minute immersive journey through the small West Bengal town of Kalimpong.

Age 14 - 21. Learn all about carpentry with Martina Mina and Nic McEwan. The afternoon will involve a design session and the build of a bench/play structure that will be exhibited as a collective piece later in the year.

iMakr is offering a free 3D design class focusing on design for 3D printing. The event will be held in our very own iMakr store. This training is best suited for people who are looking at getting started with 3D design, purchasing a 3D printer, or are just interested in the technology, and want to learn more about the software side of 3D printing.

Join us for a talk on the enormous benefits mindfulness can offer in this busy digital age.

In celebration of pride we will be hosting thought provoking discussions on diversity and inclusion.

Learn how to produce great mobile video content using mobile devices. This introductory class will look at media capabilities as well as filming and editing techniques.

Independent British magazines changing the world. Explore the history and impact of the British independent magazine scene today in Print! Tearing It Up. This exhibition charts the evolution of polemic and progressive print publications and celebrates the current diverse industry of innovative independent magazines.

What difference does design actually make to people’s lives? How, where and when can it effect positive change? Who wins? Who loses? Who cares?

Young Visionaries is an evening of inspirational talks by local creators, audience interaction and many drinks to end the year with a bang.

Gain exposure to all the basic elements and responsibilities of performing the role of a product manager within a digital company.

Graphic Design with MVP Workshops. Do you want to learn how to make comic books? Want to team up with your friends and take cool pictures? Want to learn how to edit them with the latest software?

Learn about different social media platforms and how to use them for maximum results. Also see what free marketing tools are available.

In August, Be Smart About Art is taking every opportunity to celebrate summer. Seizing this fiesta-feeling we will visit graduate artists from Made in Arts London (MiAL) as they exhibit and sell their wares on market stalls at Canopy Market. This specific market sees alumni MiAL artists paired as mentors with a new cohort of artists. We will speak with Katie Hughes to find out more about MiAL’s work and the thinking behind this project. We will then embark on a walking tour of the market to meet the artists, view their work and market stalls.

Immerse yourself in a full day of user experience design fundamentals and walk away with an actual mobile prototype.

Online workshop. Design thinking can sprout organic growth and sustainable innovation. Given it’s capability for deep user immersion via uncovering unarticulated needs and perspectives, while having the leeway to explore multiple ideas in an innovative setting where failing fast for a more robust success is not a taboo but encouraged.

A weekend mould-making and casting Masterclass, designed and led by product designer Ornamental Grace and surface designer Olivia Aspinall. During this weekend workshop you will have the opportunity to make a 2 piece silicone mould, learn how to cast with Jesmonite and create your own unique bowl to take home.

Design, develop and make your own instrument in celebration of Carnival, creative communities and cultures. This family activity requires a parent/guardian to attend with their child. Suitable for children aged 8-11 years.

Art, science and somewhere in between. Artists Martina Amati, Daria Martin, Maria McKinney and John Walter each collaborated with scientists to explore ideas that are vital to human life – ideas about our food sources, our senses, our sexual health and the limitations of our bodies.

The Orbit UK Graduate Art Show is a contemporary art exhibition that will bring together recent art & design graduates in a London exhibition during the summer. Orbit will materialise in the OXO Bargehouse which can offer a platform for these artists to be exposed to the best of London's resident and visiting art audience, and to the best art institutions and collectors in the world.

All Too Human celebrates the painters in Britain who strove to represent human figures, their relationships and surroundings in the most intimate of ways.

Join our Guerrilla Army of public artists to make your mark on Wembley Park. Get creative on a giant scale with flag making and illustration sessions led by acclaimed artists Helen Davenport and Emma Barnie or carve your own wooden bench or totem pole. Led by acclaimed wood carving specialist Stephen Stockbridge you will learn to design and carve patterns and shapes.. We will lead you through design, painting, printing and illustration techniques to create your masterpiece.

This August, we bring together a new collection of artworks by five international emerging artists from U.K., Brussels, Spain, Bulgaria & South Africa. These original, unique one-off works convey an abstract, fractured sense of reality where clarity is neither present, nor required as the artists happily 'live their moments' through art-making.

Tune in for an in-depth discussion about what data-driven technology means for the music industry and where it's going in the future.

Over three days, working with Royal College of Art designers, children ages 5 - 13 will learn how to tell a great story and build great descriptions by creating a real-world character that they take into a digital story.

How to write copy for technology companies and apply it to pitches, websites, videos, press releases and ad campaigns.

Whether you work in marketing, PR, or at a startup, this class will teach you how to work with bloggers to achieve your marketing goals.

Do you have a job that's just like everyone else's? Are you looking for a 9-to-5, but wish you weren't? Hear from Industry experts on how they got to where they were!!

Learn the key elements involved in travel writing from award-winning travel and lifestyle blogger Julie Falconer.

Talks and events can be inspiring, but they’re usually pretty passive. Make Club is about action over talking, learning together by making together and actually doing something with your ideas. Are you working on an idea or a side project? If you are then join us at Make Club for some high-energy creative shinanigans to help you. Get unstuck. Forget about your real job. Meeting other makers. Share ideas and come up with new ones. Get ideas out of your head and into the world. Get fast-feedback (Speedback). Learn by making. Make for the sake of it. Drink and eat good food/ Stop talking. Start making.

Enjoy Create and Make activities throughout the summer holiday. Spend your afternoons taking part in paper modelling activities to create your own car, a hat to wear home or design your own buildings. You’ll also have a chance to make your own colourful badges to take away.

Join us in this relaxing t-shirt, tote bag or baby grow craft class in our new, hand-built creative studio in the amazing Peckham Levels (2 mins from Peckham Rye station and right beside the infamous Frank's Cafe). No experience required and it's BYOB! Tea and coffee also included.

Elena Jewelry Concepts is the design label by Greek jewelry designer Elena Vezyroglou. Elena developed a love for handmade items and especially self-made jewelry early on, whilst accompanying her mother, an art gallerist, to art shows and fairs. Even though she initially started out with a career in management, Elena soon rediscovered and succumbed to her love for jewellery crafting, leading her to complete a degree in silversmithing and jewelry design at Mokume, one of Greece’s most prestigious silversmithing schools. All of her jewelry is designed and handmade by herself, with great attention to detail and quality. Her workshop, a lovingly restored building, is located in the colourful neighbourhood Athonos in Thessaloniki, Greece. Her pieces are mainly made out of recycled sterling silver, sometimes in combination with other metals like bronze and copper and often gold-plated 24K. She particularly enjoys working with gemstones to add color and soul to her pieces. Elena especially loves making earrings and rings, as these are the jewelry items she also never leaves the house without. With her designs she aims to create simple, yet elegant and noticeable, edgy jewelry, that can easily be worn the entire day, starting at the office and following along to the after work drinks.