Art & Craft in London
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FREEMANDEM & NANDEM: INTERGENERATIONAL CRAFT
📍 Prince of Peckham

Collage Social 5th October - Crystal Palace
📍 The Faber Fox
£11.55

Nature Crafting Workshop
📍 Horticulture Hub
FREEStitching Time: British Library
📍 The British Library

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Creative Art, design & Craft club
📍 Creativity In Our Hands: Suzanne Asphall
£24.00

Radical Poster Design with Craig Yamey
📍 Conway Hall
From £11.30
FREEOnline Open Day: Graduate Diploma Art & Design
FREEOpen Day: Graduate Diploma Art & Design

Let's Create for Black History Month: Music, Memory & Identity Collage Work
📍 Poplar Union
FREEOpen Themed Art Class [1]
📍 Roderic Hill Building, South Kensington Campus

RCA Life Drawing
📍 Royal College of Art, Stevens Building

Paper Lantern Workshop @ CREMER LONDON
📍 Cremer

Principal Designer course 2026
📍 Online
FREEPortrait Making with Fabric – Portrait(s) of Camden
📍 Holborn Library
FREEFanzine Workshop with So Young
📍 Dr. Martens 39 Brewer St.
FREEBlack History Month Martin Luther King Jr kid's craft @Hale End Library
📍 Hale End Library
SOLD OUT—
AI Jam London
📍 106 Bunhill Row
Sold out at source

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Metal Fabrication for Artists & Designers (Sat & Sun, 10 - 11 October 2026)
📍 London Sculpture Workshop,
£280.00

OddHut Collective Open Art Wall
📍 The OddHut, 24 Bankhurst Road, London
From £50.00

Let's Create for Black History Month: Music, Memory & Identity Collage Work
📍 Jena, Canal & River Trust Day Boat, Poplar Union, London
£2.00

Textured Abstract Art Workshop
📍 Angel Yard
From £45.00

Devising with Improvisation
📍 The Cockpit

OddHut Collective Open Art Wall
📍 The OddHut, 24 Bankhurst Road, London
From £292.00
FREEAll Things Austin: Step into Regency at Rainham Hall
📍 Rainham Hall
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Art & Craft in London — Guide
Art & craft events in London are a wonderful blend of creativity and community spirit. They appeal to everyone from seasoned artisans looking for inspiration to beginners eager to try their hand at something new. Whether you're into pottery, painting, or jewellery making, there's always a class that suits your skills and interests.
These workshops often take place in various types of venues such as basement clubs, pub function rooms, and dedicated arts centres. They run regularly throughout the year, providing ongoing opportunities for learning and growth. Expect to meet like-minded individuals and enjoy hands-on activities led by experienced instructors who share their knowledge and passion with you.