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Title: Free Photoshoot Swap #2: Central London Walk 📸

Title: Free Photoshoot Swap #2: Central London Walk 📸

Sun, Oct 25, 2:00 PM
From London Photos Swap : Free Portrait & Reel Sessions

Our second meetup! This time we’re heading into Central London. We’ll start at Old Street and walk south, stopping to shoot at spots along the way: think Barbican’s concrete and lines, the streets around St Paul’s, and over the Millennium Bridge towards the South Bank. The exact route will depend on light and the group’s vibe. 📍 Meet: Old Street Station 🕑 Time: 2:00 PM ⏱ Duration: 2 hours, and we can stay longer if the vibe is good Before you come * Charge your camera or phone. * Wear an outfit you’d like to be shot in (bring a second one if you want variety). * Save a few reference shots of the looks you’re after. * Wear comfy shoes, as we’ll be walking. Running late or can’t find us? Drop a message in the event chat. See you there! 🎬

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Book Swap Meetup 📚📚📚

Book Swap Meetup 📚📚📚

Sat, Nov 7, 12:00 PM
From Book Swap Brunch 20-30s
4.8

Basic Ideas: 🌞 📚☕ Any books sitting there collecting dust? Some holiday gifts? Or it’s a book that has changed your life that you want to share? Feel free to bring book(s) to discuss or swap, we usually have more books than people in the end, so feel free to pop along just to have a chat as well. Aiming for every 4 weeks book swap meetup. Note: The event is free to attend, so the only cost for you will only be buying a drink at the location, so coffee/tea/beer etc.

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Book shop exploring (Brixton → Dulwich Park)

Book shop exploring (Brixton → Dulwich Park)

Sat, Oct 24, 11:00 AM
From Book Swap Brunch 20-30s
4.8

In the digital age💻📡📱, do you still like getting a physical book to read? Where do you buy them? Amazon? Waterstone? Blackstone? How about join us for a bookshop crawl, let's try to find some hidden gems of independent bookshops. (Or just tag along for a chat😁) Find out more book shops to try, this time we will be heading down to south London. We will meet at Brixton tube station, then walk towards Dulwich Park. There will be 4-5 book shops in total, never been to most of them, so it will be some new experience for me as well. Upon finishing, we can find somewhere to sit and chat about books. The two hour time is just a guidance, some shops take longer and some are less. If you ever want to stay in one shop for longer (I know, been there, done that😂) feel free to do so, you can join us at other shops. (See itinerary below) Disclaimer: I am not affiliated with any of the shops, so you are not obliged to buy any books, just get whatever you like. *** 📚💃🏼 📖💃🏿☕️ ITINERARY ☕️💃🏾🍷💃🏻🍴📚 We will all meet up at Brixton Station. Don't worry if you are late, join us in along the walks. Then the tour shall begin! 1: BookMongers Address: 439 Coldharbour Ln, London SW9 8LN 2: Round Table Books Address: Brixton Village, 97 Granville Arcade, Coldharbour Ln, London SW9 8PS (\~15mins walking distance) 3: Herne Hill Books Address: 289 Railton Rd, London SE24 0LY 4: Oxfam Bookshop Herne Hill Address: 9 Half Moon Ln, London SE24 9JU (\~15mins walking distance) 5: Village Books Address: 1D Calton Ave, London SE21 7DE *** Wow, you made it, hopefully you have found some books that will make you happy🎈🎉✨. For people who likes to have more socials or talk more about books (or just to show off your purchases😆), we can find some place for a cup of coffee or a late lunch. Depends on the weather and people's interests, we can either go to Dulwich Park or Dulwich Picture Gallery or just a café. *** There is a WhatsApp group for contact: TBA

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Clothing Upcycling in Isle of Dogs | Free for All

Clothing Upcycling in Isle of Dogs | Free for All

Fri, Oct 30, 12:30 PM
From Living Room East Arts
4.7

**FREE CLOTHING UPCYCLING AND TRANSFORMATION (IOD)** Join us at the Living Room Club Glengall Grove for a creative session dedicated to upcycling and transforming second-hand clothing! Together, we'll give pre-loved clothes and materials a new lease of life. The items created through this project will be sold in our café, with all income supporting our Homeless Project in Soho. Come along, get creative and help make a difference through sustainable fashion! **WHAT TO EXPECT** * Creative clothing transformation and upcycling. * Reusing second-hand clothes and materials. * Making items to sell in our café in support of our Homeless Project in Soho. **WHO CAN JOIN?** This activity is free for Living Room Club members. Please join when you arrive. **WHEN?** Every Friday, 1:00 pm–3:00 pm. **WHERE?** Living Room Club Glengall Grove 3 Glengall Grove, London E14 3NE. **COST** Free to attend. Everyone is welcome. **QUESTIONS?** Contact Neide on 07585 560345. Come along, get creative and help support a meaningful community project!

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Adanna Women's Group ReMakers Club -upcycling clothes and textiles

Mon, Nov 2, 12:00 PM
From London Muslim Sisters Islamic Events/Hike/Travel Group
4.5
1 attendee
V&A visit: Burberry | Freddie Mercury

V&A visit: Burberry | Freddie Mercury

Fri, Oct 30, 6:00 PM
From Better Together at 45+
4.7

Let’s go to the V&A during Friday evening late opening hours and look at two different displays: the Burberry trenchcoat display, and the Freddie Mercury trail across the museum that’s called: Splendid Things. I feel both sound very intriguing! These are free to see but we need to charge a non-refundable attendance fee (detailed below) to go towards the organiser’s fee of this Meetup group. I am hosting this event on my own Meetup group (Giselle's group) and cross-posting to this group in case you would like to join us! More information here: Burberry Trench, the crafting of an icon [https://www.vam.ac.uk/exhibitions/the-burberry-trench-crafting-an-icon](https://www.vam.ac.uk/exhibitions/the-burberry-trench-crafting-an-icon) Freddie Mercury \| Splendid Things [https://www.vam.ac.uk/exhibitions/freddie-mercury-splendid-things](https://www.vam.ac.uk/exhibitions/freddie-mercury-splendid-things) A drink afterwards would be very nice indeed, but I fear that the Zetland Arms we’ve been to may be crowded and noisy. We can try it, and I’ll also look into other places nearby. Fingers crossed! Catching up afterwards is a big part of meeting up. This event is free but a £2.50 non refundable (even if you cancel) maintenance fee (to help pay Meetup fees) applies and Meetup will charge you a small amount on top. We would appreciated it if you cancelled no later than 2 days before the event and to please avoid cancelling on the day as that may get you removed from the group. Please only RSVP if you intend to attend. Let's meet outside South Ken tube station: outside the Paul sandwich shop opposite the tube exit on Thurloe Street, then we'll walk over together As always, attending will be at your own risk

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Frequently asked questions

Clothing swaps are community events where participants exchange clothing items they no longer need for new-to-them pieces. It's a sustainable and fun way to refresh your wardrobe without spending money. In London, these swaps offer a great opportunity to meet new people and embrace eco-friendly fashion.

By joining a clothing swap in London, you can find unique clothing pieces and also contribute to reducing textile waste. It's an excellent way to engage with local communities, enjoy sustainable fashion practices, and find stylish, budget-friendly options.

You can discover upcoming clothing swap events in London by searching Meetup for groups focused on sustainable fashion or community gatherings. These pages will detail events that match your schedule and locations, helping you find opportunities near you.

Yes, there are Meetup groups dedicated to organizing and hosting clothing swaps. Once you join, you'll receive notifications about upcoming events and can engage with fellow members interested in sustainable fashion initiatives.

Absolutely! Clothing swaps are typically open to everyone interested in sustainable fashion and community engagement. Just check the event details for any specific requirements, such as bringing a set number of clothing items.

It's best to RSVP for clothing swap events to ensure your spot. Organizers often have limited capacity, and by RSVPing, you get updates and important information to prepare for the event.

It's generally advised to bring clean, gently-used clothing items that you'd be happy to exchange. Some events may have guidelines on the number or type of items, so it's good to check the event specifics.

Besides clothes, many swaps include accessories, shoes, and sometimes even household items. Always review the event description to understand what items are permissible for swapping.

The frequency of clothing swaps varies, with some groups hosting monthly or quarterly events. It's a good idea to join Meetup groups, as they regularly update schedules and announce new events.

Most swap events have volunteers or organizers present to help. They usually assist with setup, explain the swap process, and ensure everything runs smoothly, making the experience enjoyable for attendees.

While many swaps are free, some may charge a small fee to cover venue or organizational costs. Check the event details on Meetup for any applicable fees or donations requested.

There's no guarantee a swap will have the sizes you need. The selection depends on the donations of all participants. However, the broader the participation, the more diverse the options typically are.

You're free to come and go as you please, but experiencing the full event can enhance your interaction with the community and increase your chances of finding items you like.

Clothing swaps offer sustainable, cost-effective shopping while fostering community connections. Instead of contributing to textile production, swaps promote reuse and reduce waste, making them environmentally friendly.

The organization quality can vary. Some swaps are hosted by experienced groups, while others may be more casual. Checking reviews or past event feedback can help identify well-managed swaps.