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Autism/ADHD Women’s: Let's Get Crafty ✨ @The People's Letters

Autism/ADHD Women’s: Let's Get Crafty ✨ @The People's Letters

Sat, May 30, 12:00 PM
From Autism Spectrum/ADHD Women
4.5

**PLEASE NOTE:** The location is: **The People's Letters Bookshop** Address: **395 Cambridge Heath Rd, Cambridge Heath, London E2 9RA** ✨Hi all, Let's Get Crafty is back! ✨ Join us for an afternoon of arts and craft at The People's Letters Bookshop. We will provide yarn, needles, hooks, clay, colouring pencils and books, origami paper, etc, or you can buy a colouring book from the store. You're also welcome to bring your own projects along. The bookstore provides a separate and private space for us which is perfect for us auties and ND folk. The store also provides free hot drinks. Accessibility: the store has an accessible entrance and toilet. The People's Letters is a worker-led, cooperatively run bookstore and community event space in East London. Help support what they do: https://peoplesletters.org/support https://www.crowdfunder.co.uk/p/qr/VyYX6pPn Support us: Please support us on Kofi so we can keep providing more free events in the future! https://ko-fi.com/neurodissidentcafe *Please only RSVP if you can make it.* If you cannot make it anymore, please be sure to update your RVSP so we can adapt accordingly. Please do not come if you have not RSVPed.

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20 attendees

Spring Crafternoon🧶🎨☕️🍰

Sat, May 23, 11:15 AM
From Cosy Crafternoon Tea
4.8
18 attendees

Crafting in the Old Diorama

Sat, May 23, 12:30 PM
From London Craft & Chat
4.9
10 attendees
Art House

Art House

Sat, May 23, 2:00 PM
From London Bitcoin Space
4.9

Join us for two art sessions at Cyphermunk House. **3pm - Mask Workshop** Get hands on with the Sustainable Art Project and this large scale crafting session to make your own mask. **7:30pm & 8:30pm - Sovereign Psychography** Neuro-linguistic programming detox through induced semi-trance via automatic writing workship by CC. [TICKETS](https://btcpay.btc.aw/apps/rvvVwGSSSiJ7UgtzjmBdxy1Uq6a/pos) Promotional activities related to shitcoins not permitted. No unsolicited photograhy. Peace and love.

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Kintsugi Pottery Class for Beginners

Kintsugi Pottery Class for Beginners

Sat, Jun 13, 11:00 AM
From London Women's Meetups & Social Events
5.0

## ✨ Kintsugi Pottery Workshop – A Beautifully Different Afternoon Join us for a calm, creative experience exploring the Japanese art of **Kintsugi** — the practice of repairing broken pottery with gold, turning imperfections into something meaningful and unique. This is a gently guided, beginner-friendly workshop held in a stylish East London studio, designed for those who want to try something different while connecting with like-minded women. *** ### 📍 Event Details **Date:** Saturday 13th June 2026 **Time:** 12:00pm – 2:00pm **Meet time:** 11:45am (outside the venue) **Location:** Buckle Street Studios By Locke 21 Buckle St, Aldgate, London E1 8DB **Workshop cost:** £62 (paid directly to the workshop provider) *** ### 💫 What to expect * A relaxed, creative atmosphere * A beginner-friendly introduction to Kintsugi * All materials provided * Your own restored pottery piece to take home * A chance to meet and connect with like-minded women *** ### 🎟️ How to book (important) 1. **First**, [secure your place on the workshop here](https://tidd.ly/475P8sY) 2. **Then**, return to this page and book your **Women of Expansion hosted spot** to join the group 👉 Your place is only confirmed once **both bookings are completed** *** ### ⚠️ Important notes * The workshop costs **£62** and spaces can **fill up quickly**, so we recommend booking as soon as possible * If the session doesn’t fully book, we may be placed into a **public group setting** rather than a private group *** ### ☕ After the workshop We’ll head for an **optional coffee or drink nearby** — a chance to relax, chat, and continue the afternoon together *** ### 🌿 About this experience Kintsugi is more than just a craft — it’s about seeing beauty in imperfection. Expect something slow, grounding, and quietly powerful. *** ### 💌 Stay connected For more curated experiences, day trips, and international gatherings with like-minded women: 👉 **Subscribe to our website for early access to new events: [www.womenofexpansion.com ](https://www.womenofexpansion.com/)**

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Tanabata Festival: Make a Wish Wind Chime

Tanabata Festival: Make a Wish Wind Chime

Tue, Jul 7, 5:00 PM
From Dear Asia London - School for Asian Languages & Culture
4.8

This is a fun way to experience Tanabata , a traditional Japanese festival that blends mythology, making wishes under the stars. This celebration is a fun way to experience Tanabata (七夕), a traditional Japanese summer festival that blends mythology, customs, and making wishes under the stars. Join us to celebrate the Tanabata Star Festival, a centuries-old tradition inspired by the romantic legend of Orihime and Hikoboshi - two celestial lovers separated by the Milky Way, who are allowed to meet only once a year on the seventh night of the seventh month. On this night, it is believed that wishes written on Earth are carried up to the stars and may come true. Across Japan, Tanabata is marked by vibrant bamboo decorations, colourful paper wishes, and gentle summer breezes that carry hopes into the night sky. It is a festival that celebrates longing, connection, and the beauty of dreaming beneath the stars. What You’ll Experience: 🎋 Stories & Traditions: Discover the legend of the star-crossed lovers and how Tanabata has been celebrated for centuries through poetry, festivals, and bamboo wish trees 📝 Wish Writing Ritual: Write your own wishes on colourful paper strips, following a cherished Japanese custom where hopes and dreams are hung on branches and offered to the stars 🎐 Summer Crafting: Create and decorate your own traditional Japanese wind chime, a symbol of summer that produces soft, calming sounds in the breeze, paired with your personal wish to carry your intentions into the wind 🍡 Seasonal Flavours: Enjoy a selection of Japanese-inspired snacks while immersing yourself in the festive summer atmosphere

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Frequently asked questions

Meetup helps people find and join local groups and events sharing their interests. Whether it's crafting or any other hobby, Meetup lets you connect with like-minded individuals.

Yes, many craft groups are active in London. You can find groups focused on knitting, sewing, pottery, and more, offering events and activities across the city.

Search for craft groups in London on Meetup by entering relevant keywords. Once you find a group that interests you, simply join it to get event updates and invitations.

Absolutely, some craft events in London may be offered online. Check the event details to see the format and join in from the comfort of your home if you prefer.

Creating a Meetup account is free, and you can join groups without cost. However, some events may have participation fees or charges for materials.

Check the Meetup platform for the latest craft events scheduled today in London. Explore knitting circles, maker spaces, or DIY workshops happening near you.

Yes, you can start a new craft group on Meetup. It's a fantastic way to bring together people who share your creative interests and host events.

No experience is necessary to join craft groups. Many events cater to all skill levels, and members often help beginners develop their crafting skills.

Crafting events are organized by individuals or groups and may include workshops, meetups, or collaborative projects. Check the event descriptions for specific activities.

Not all. While many crafting events are in-person, some offer online participation, giving you flexibility in how you engage with the craft community.

While Meetup hosts diverse craft groups, availability depends on current organizers. If you don't find your craft, consider starting a group to ignite interest.

No commitment is needed for every event. You can choose which events to attend based on your schedule and interests.

Joining a craft group connects you with others passionate about creating. Benefit from sharing ideas, learning new techniques, and making friends.

Event organization depends on the host. While many are well-planned, it's a good idea to check past attendee reviews for feedback on organization quality.

Meetup facilitates connections, but making friends depends on engaging with the community and participating actively. It's a great start towards building relationships.