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Hampstead Heath Spiritual Gathering & Walk

Hampstead Heath Spiritual Gathering & Walk

Sun, Sep 20, 10:00 AM
From Spiritual Creatives
4.8

Our 48th Spiritual Creatives gathering - in person! Come and join us for a lovely walk and talk around Hampstead Heath. We are meeting just outside Hampstead Heath station (London Overground train) at 11.00 on Sunday the 20th of September. Please note: This is NOT Hampstead Station on the Northern Line! It is the Hampstead HEATH station. The Google link is here: [https://goo.gl/maps/AJCNoxkKNj6K9Gp77](https://goo.gl/maps/AJCNoxkKNj6K9Gp77) We will wait for people to arrive until 11.15am and then we will begin walking. If you arrive later, you will only be able to catch up with us at Kenwood House approximately between 12 and 12.30pm. You should be able to find us sitting around as a group having a drink. If the weather permits, you'll find us outside the main café, towards the back. After a short break of 20-30 minutes, we then walk back through the Heath, taking the long way round to Parliament Hill, and conclude our stroll back to Hampstead Heath overground station around 2 to 2.30pm. (Please note that you may become so involved in your conversations that you end up losing sight of the main group! Unfortunately, there is no way for you to catch up with us once we have become separated (and we do NOT check our phones for texts or messages during our walk) so please be mindful and conscious to stay with the main group if you want to keep up. Also please bear in mind that Hampstead Heath can be muddy sometimes, so please wear the appropriate shoes). After returning to Hampstead Heath Overground station, many of our (usually hungry) members like to continue the camaraderie over lunch at one of the local cafés or restaurants. As our group has grown over the years, these gatherings can be quite large, so we usually have to split into smaller parties and explore different venues. Some of our favourite spots are Dominique’s Café (dominiquescafe.co.uk) and Silverberries (silverberry.net), both of which offer a welcoming atmosphere and delicious food. It’s a great way to wind down the walk and continue our conversations. Spiritual Creatives is a warm-hearted and popular meetup group, as you can see from our ratings and comments! We hope to meet you then! :-) Best wishes Cliff **Find out more about us at [https://www.spiritualarts.org.uk](https://www.spiritualarts.org.uk/).**

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SOLD OUT • ZINE MAKING with LESS STRESS PRESS: cultivate creativity

SOLD OUT • ZINE MAKING with LESS STRESS PRESS: cultivate creativity

Sun, Sep 13, 11:00 AM
From BONNY'S OTHER GATHERINGS
4.9

This event is full. Join the **[WAITLIST](https://thoughtexperiments.kit.com/waitlistlessstresspress)** and we'll let you know if a place becomes available. A 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](https://www.instagram.com/lessstresspress). 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](https://experimentsingroupwisdom.substack.com/)** \- newsletter and reflections **[WHATSAPP GROUP](https://chat.whatsapp.com/DcSICl49X509EFdGBo3hKg)** \- stay in the loop **[INSTAGRAM](https://www.instagram.com/lessstresspress)** \- see what we look like \(content coming soon 😅\) **[WEBSITE](http://www.alltogether.one/)** \- everything else **#creativity #inclusivity #openmindedness #creativepractices #community #newskills #zinemaking**

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PINK INK WORKSHOP

PINK INK WORKSHOP

Thu, Sep 10, 6:00 PM
From Pink Ink - LGBTQ+ Creative Writing Support Group
4.5

Join us for Pink Ink - our LGBTQ+ creative writing support group! Pink Ink offers a safe writing space to all LGBTQ+ people to come together to write, share and discuss work. Each workshops will offer up 2-3 creatives writing exercises in a a fun sociable setting - refreshments, snacks and an opportunity to chat about writing, poetry, authors and a whole lot more! Our January workshops will also include a poetry exercise which will support any creative writers looking to enter the LGBT Swichboard [Poetry Competition ](https://switchboard.lgbt/switchboard-news-poetry-comp/) Every 2nd & 4th Thursday of the month 7-9pm 86 Caladonian Rd

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In what ways can we benefit from “the Arts”?

In what ways can we benefit from “the Arts”?

Tue, Sep 8, 6:30 PM
From Cafe Philo Bromley and Beckenham
4.7

\*\*\* Our first meeting in a second venue to allow more people to take part in our group \*\*\* NOTE: the pub does not charge for our space on the understanding that we all purchase something from the bar. Please support them. **Please arrive in time for a prompt start at 7:30.** We’ll inevitably spend some time exploring what distinguishes “art” from anything else. But most of our discussion will focus on the ways in which art can be beneficial to both the consumer and the creator. We’ll take a fairly broad interpretation of "the arts", including music, literature and other forms of creativity, in addition to the sorts of things you see in art galleries. (Hence my use of “consumer” instead of “viewer”/”listener”/”reader”). Some questions we might consider… * To what extent does “art” need to be pleasing to the consumer? * If not “pleasing”, what else draws people to experience it? * To what extent should art challenge us to think, or see the world differently? How does this vary across different art forms? * In what ways is being creative for its own sake, beneficial? * In what ways is expressing feelings through art a form of therapy? * What distinguishes works produced primarily to benefit the creator from works produced primarily to benefit the consumer? Who judges? On what basis? * “Learn the rules like a pro, so you can break them like an artist” is a quote attributed to Picasso. What did he mean? Was he right? Is “art” a licence to break rules? How healthy is that – for creators and consumers? * Marc Chagall, an early 20C painter said “If I create from the heart, nearly everything works; if from the head, almost nothing.” To what extent does successful creation and consumption of art rely on an emotional component / a rational component? * To what extent does a consumer need to understand the creator's intent in order to benefit from a work of art? * What effort does the consumer have to make to fully benefit from the art they consume? How does this vary across different art forms? * To what extent is the act of physically going to a gallery/concert/theatre… more beneficial than seeing photos of pictures in a book / listening to music at home / watching a play on TV etc.? * In what ways do the benefits of creating differ from the benefits of consuming? Relevant articles you may want to look at: [https://www.theguardian.com/society/2025/oct/28/picture-of-health-going-to-art-galleries-can-improve-wellbeing-study-reveals](https://www.theguardian.com/society/2025/oct/28/picture-of-health-going-to-art-galleries-can-improve-wellbeing-study-reveals) [https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cx2yr0d3m1no](https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cx2yr0d3m1no) [https://www.theguardian.com/books/2026/may/20/art-cure-by-daisy-fancourt-review-is-culture-the-best-medicine](https://www.theguardian.com/books/2026/may/20/art-cure-by-daisy-fancourt-review-is-culture-the-best-medicine) Hope to see you there.

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Aerial Soundbath London | Float, Release & Deeply Relax

Aerial Soundbath London | Float, Release & Deeply Relax

Sat, Sep 19, 5:30 PM
From Legnai ( Wellness, Growth & Creativity)
4.8

**Float. Release. Realign.** Join **Legnai** for a deeply restorative **Aerial Soundbath** in London — an immersive relaxation experience combining the gentle support of aerial hammocks with the soothing vibrations of sound. Suspended comfortably in your hammock, you’ll be invited to slow down, soften and simply receive. As you settle into stillness, therapeutic sounds and vibrations will create a calming space for you to switch off from the outside world and reconnect with yourself. This experience is designed to support **deep relaxation, stress release, nervous-system rest and inner calm**. No aerial or meditation experience is required. The hammocks are used as a supportive space for relaxation. ### What to expect * Gentle settling-in and grounding * Relaxation in your aerial hammock * Immersive soundbath * Space for stillness and rest * Gentle closing and return to the present **Date:** Friday 19th September **Time:** 6:30 PM – 7:30 PM **Location:** 17 Amhurst Terrace, London **Hosted by:** Legnai Wear comfortable clothing that allows you to fully relax. Spaces are intentionally limited to create a peaceful and intimate atmosphere. **Wellness · Growth · Creativity** Come as you are. Leave feeling a little lighter, calmer and more connected. **A calmer you, a brighter tomorrow.** Follow us: [Instagram](https://www.instagram.com/legnaisocial/) Website: www.legnai.com

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Show and a tell + Social.  Corner Corner- Canada Water station

Show and a tell + Social. Corner Corner- Canada Water station

Sat, Sep 12, 11:00 AM
From ANI-MATES: London Animation and Art group
4.9

\*Disclaimer: All are welcome. Students, professionals, non professionals, business owners, curious cats. \-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\- Come along to the Corner Corner venue, located just a few minutes walk from Canada water, for a few hours to meet friendly faces, work on your personal projects, or just come and share what passion projects you are all working on. Feel free to bring your laptop, tablet, sketchbook, and notes on the day. Whether you work in Animation, Art, Design, Film, Games development, or storytelling, you are welcome to come along. We love being around diverse creatives who want an opportunity to showcase their talents. This is an excellent opportunity for those looking to socialise with like-minded people and to get friendly feedback on their work. All backgrounds are welcome to join us, even if your just curious about Animation/Art/Storytelling \*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\* I Look forward to seeing you there.

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Meetup connects people through groups and events, allowing individuals to meet others with shared interests, whether in person or online.

On Meetup, you can search for creative groups in London by typing relevant keywords into the search bar. Browse through arts selections and join groups that align with your interests.

Yes, you can join as many creative groups as you like on Meetup. This way, you get to attend diverse events and meet a wider range of people.

Some events are free, while others might require a fee. Each group's event page will specify any associated costs, allowing you to choose according to your budget.

Simply find the event page for the creative Meetup you wish to attend and click on the RSVP button. You'll be notified with event details and updates.

Yes, there are many photography-focused Meetups in London. Members can join to improve their skills and participate in group shooting events.

Meetup groups come with varied age ranges. There can be groups focusing on younger adults as well as those welcoming all age demographics.

Certainly! If you're passionate about creativity and can't find a group for your specific interests, consider starting your own Meetup group.

Creating a Meetup account and joining groups is free, but some groups may charge fees for membership or events, outlined when you RSVP.

Meetup attracts a diverse mix of participants, including hobbyists and professionals. Many groups focus on skill development among like-minded individuals.

While most popular interests are covered, some niche topics may lack active groups. You can start your own group if there's enough interest.

Yes, some creative groups offer online events. This flexibility helps connect people regardless of physical distance, perfect for virtual art sessions.

Event frequency depends on the group organizers and interest. In vibrant areas like London, many creative events are regularly available.

Meetup is a platform to connect, but friendship relies on participation and engagement. Actively joining activities increases interaction chances.

Yes, many creative groups in London host workshops. Attendees can learn new techniques and collaborate with others passionate about arts.