About us
A range of evolving events to inspire, enliven, enlighten, and empower.
From the creator of THOUGHT EXPERIMENTS IN PUBS and THE SUNRISE CLUB
Everyone is welcome.
Open for collaboration.
Upcoming events
3
- £10.00

THE COACHING CLUB September 2026
The Fitzroy Tavern, 16 Charlotte Street, W1T 2LY, London, GBA relaxed opportunity to both coach and be coached 😊
Bonny is collaborating with a range of coaches to bring coaching to everyone.
Why? Full story here.
In brief:- Coaching can be life enhancing, inspiring, creative, and fun
- Everyone can learn coaching skills
- Having the experience of both coaching and being coached is doubly valuable
- Peer-to-peer connections are special :-)
At THE COACHING CLUB, we will:
- Learn a new skill
- See how it works in a short demo
- Practice in pairs
- Shuffle the pairs (several times)
- Reflect together
Bonny (and occasional co-hosts) will guide a process, but you will also receive a tiny booklet for illustration (a Zine by LESS STRESS PRESS) 👀
NOTES ON THE GENERAL ATMOSPHERE:
Although we’ll be learning new skills we'll also be aiming to have an enjoyable evening, with good humour and fun. This will be less like school and more like a thoughtful and interactive evening in a pub.WHO SHOULD COME:
Everyone! We believe that the more perspectives, the richer the experience. This group is not about being experts, it is about thinking creatively together and learning new ways to create space for one another.WHERE WE’LL MEET:
The Fitzroy Tavern, Charlotte Street, W1T 2LY. We will be upstairs in the "Private Dining Room". Please ask at the bar if you can't find us.YOUR HOST:
Bonny has lots of experience in community building (e.g. Thought Experiments in Pubs) and facilitating peer support spaces (e.g. Intentional Peer Support, Hearing Voices Network, Open Dialogue, Talk4Health). She is also training as a coach. She wants to bring her past experience and newfound skills together to create this new kind of event.In addition to The Coaching Club, Bonny is offering free and reduced cost sessions sessions while in training - www.bonnyastor.com/coaching
MORE INFO & LINKS:
SUBSTACK - newsletter and reflections
INSTAGRAM - occasional visual updates on this event and others
WEBSITE - everything else
WHATSAPP GROUP - stay in the loop#coaching #creativity #inclusivity #openmindedness #community #newskills
11 attendees 
REGISTER INTEREST: ZINE MAKING with LESS STRESS PRESS: cultivate creativity
Central London TBC, London, GBJoin our MAILING LIST, if you'd like to receive invitations to future events (some of which will be hosted off of meetup).
What is a Zine and why should I make one?
Zines are handmade booklets. They can be used to share information, ideas, stories, art (etc.).
Zine making creates opportunities to:
- spend time exploring ideas
- hone in on something you love or care about: a cause, a message, a skill, a place (the possibilities are endless)
- get creative with collage, drawing, writing, printmaking (etc.)
- produce compelling and unique booklets that you can print cheaply and share with friends and strangers offline
After lots of creative brainstorming of their own, Bonny and Ellie have landed on zine making as the perfect way to both open up space for playful, low stakes creativity, and focus their minds on bite sized projects.
Join our MAILING LIST, if you'd like to receive invitations to future events (some of which will be hosted off of meetup).
41 attendees- £15.00

ZINE MAKING with LESS STRESS PRESS: cultivate creativity
Stoke Newington, 55 Stoke Newington High Street, London, GBA special event to share the creative practice of zine making 💭✍️✂️🎨📖
IN A NUTSHELL, zine making creates opportunities to:
- spend time exploring ideas
- hone in on something you love or care about: a cause, a message, a skill, a place (the possibilities are endless)
- get creative with collage, drawing, writing, printmaking (etc.)
- produce compelling and unique booklets that you can print cheaply and share with friends and strangers offline
After lots of creative brainstorming of their own, Bonny and Ellie have landed on zine making as the perfect way to both open up space for playful, low stakes creativity, and focus their minds on bite sized projects. You will soon be able to see some of their zines here.
They’re excited to share with you!IN THIS WORKSHOP, we will:
- Introduce the practice
- Share some examples: brief history of zine making, LessStressPress examples
- Get to know each other’s interests
- Brainstorm using collage and scribbles: get into a low stakes, creative headspace
- Use a template to plot our zines: 2 covers and 6 pages of content
- Design our first zines (everything is possible with analogue materials, but if you love digital design, bring a laptop)
- Sharing circle
- Optional finale:
- Visit the print shop visit together
- Print copies of our new zines
- LESS STRESS PRESS Pop Up: hand out copies of our new zines to strangers :-)
BY THE END OF THE DAY, we'll have
- learned a new practice to spark creativity and clarify thinking
- met a new group of people and learned about the things they care enough to make a zine about
- had some thought provoking conversations
- produced our own original zines, ready to share :-)
NOTES ON THE GENERAL ATMOSPHERE:
Although we’ll be learning a new practice we'll also be aiming to have an enjoyable day, with good humour and fun. This will be less like school and more like a relaxed hang out in a café with an additional creative twist.WHO SHOULD COME:
Everyone! We believe that the more perspectives, the richer the experience. This group is not about being experts, it is about thinking creatively together and learning new ways to develop and communicate ideas.WHERE WE'LL MEET:
We'll be meeting in a beautiful little creative studio in Stoke Newington. The exact address will be provided to attendees directly.SUBSTACK - newsletter and reflections
WHATSAPP GROUP - stay in the loop
INSTAGRAM - see what we look like (content coming soon 😅)
WEBSITE - everything else#creativity #inclusivity #openmindedness #creativepractices #community #newskills #zinemaking
5 attendees
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