Yoga – Nina House Studios
Mon 17 Aug – Sat 12 Dec 2026
9.00am
Drama Space
Take time for yourself and discover the benefits of yoga in a welcoming and supportive environment.
Today
What's on
Tue 1 - Mon 14 Sep
Exhibition Wall
10.00am
An eclectic mix of photography and artwork by Debbie Jaye and Richard Szerman.
Tue 8 Sep 2026 – Tue 20 Jul 2027
6.00pm
Art Space
This programme offers creative wellbeing support for children aged 10–16, helping them navigate the emotional and social transition into secondary school through art-based workshops, confidence building, and peer connection.
Today
What's on
Tue 1 - Mon 14 Sep
Exhibition Wall
10.00am
An eclectic mix of photography and artwork by Debbie Jaye and Richard Szerman.
Tue 8 Sep 2026 – Tue 20 Jul 2027
6.00pm
Art Space
This programme offers creative wellbeing support for children aged 10–16, helping them navigate the emotional and social transition into secondary school through art-based workshops, confidence building, and peer connection.
Today
What's on
Tue 1 - Mon 14 Sep
Exhibition Wall
10.00am
An eclectic mix of photography and artwork by Debbie Jaye and Richard Szerman.
Tue 8 Sep 2026 – Tue 20 Jul 2027
6.00pm
Art Space
This programme offers creative wellbeing support for children aged 10–16, helping them navigate the emotional and social transition into secondary school through art-based workshops, confidence building, and peer connection.
Sat 25 Apr 2026
Creation Space
Sat 25 Apr 2026
Creation Space
This event has now finished.
In times of political, social, or personal upheaval, poetry can be a lifeline—a way to respond to events that feel impossible to process. Sometimes it offers clarity; other times, it mirrors the chaos with humour and strangeness.
In this workshop, we’ll dive into the ridiculous, the bizarre, and the incomprehensible—and explore how poets turn absurdity into art. From sly, indirect critiques of authoritarianism to everyday frustrations blown up to comic extremes, you’ll discover how exaggeration and surrealism can reveal deeper truths.
Then it’s your turn: create your own absurd poems, share them in a supportive space, and get feedback to help your ideas flourish.
No experience needed. Whether you’re picking up a pen for the first time or you’re a seasoned writer, this is a chance to create something new in a relaxed, supportive space.
About the Artist
David Floyd lives in London and is Managing Director of Social Spider CIC. His pamphlets are Protest (Hearing Eye, 2011) and War in the Playground (Hearing Eye, 2003).
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