Creative health often celebrates the role of arts and culture in supporting wellbeing. But what happens when culture causes ill-being? What happens when monuments, flags, museums and public spaces don't foster belonging, but instead carry histories of exclusion, erasure and…
Book now Participatory Arts Practice Across All Ages at Queen Mary University QMUL ArtsOneLondon, England Friday, June 19 • 9:30 AM - 6:30 PM This one-day event explores productive, radical, contemporary encounters between the arts and mental health, bringing together…
Cardboard Citizens' youth programme Cardboard Collective is back with monthly creative workshops for young people aged 16-30 who have lived experience of, or may be facing, challenging or unstable life circumstances. (This includes those who are care leavers, young carers,…
A new comedy-on-prescription programme, Inside Joke, is launching in early 2026, offering a free, six‐week comedy and wellbeing programme for women in Westminster who have experience with the criminal justice system, or are at risk of a connection with the…
Hosted by Stella Ioannou, Sculpture in the City Artistic Director & LACUNA Founding Director; Dr Kate Martin, Head of Lived Experience at Wellcome Trust; Anna Woolf, CEO of London Arts and Health; and Bablu Miah, Head & Founder of Trapped…
Are you a new dad? Are you experiencing the highs and lows of fatherhood but finding it hard to access the right support network? Join our free group music making sessions across June and July to boost mental wellbeing. This…
Catch up on this event hosted by De Montfort University which was programmed for LGBTQ+ History Month, with the themes of 2024 being 'Medicine', where we hear from LGBTQIA+ leader in the field of Creative Health, including Frances Williams, Health…
Discover Festival is a community festival from St Margaret's House, for everyone to enjoy. Join them in a varied programme of outdoor wellbeing sessions, dancing and arts and crafts for all ages during the day and evenings of live music…
Art by Post: Poems for Our Planet is a free creative arts project delivered through your letterbox! Participants receive six booklets in the post, arriving every few weeks. The booklets guide you through activities which use poetry, creativity and nature…
Alongside Tamasha’s production of Mojisola Adebayo’s play STARS at the ICA, Tamasha will be running weekly creative workshops for women (18+), to explore ideas round women and pleasure; how we experience pleasure and how we are cut off from it and disempowered. The group will…