community/cultural
Freehaus Design, 1
5A, Uxbridge Road, W12 8LJ
Culture House is the first permanent exhibition space for Somali artefacts curated by the Somali community.
Shepherd's Bush, Shepherd's Bush Market
Shepherd's Bush
207
12:00–18:00
Each object tells a story about its origins, the people who made and used it, and the traditions it helps preserve today.
12:00–18:00
Join us for a 30-minute guided discussion exploring the rich cultural heritage of Somali craft of our exhibition.
12:00–18:00
Join us for a 30-minute guided discussion exploring the rich cultural heritage of Somali craft of our exhibition.
12:00–18:00
Each object tells a story about its origins, the people who made and used it, and the traditions it helps preserve today.
11:00–18:00
Join us for a 30-minute guided discussion exploring the rich cultural heritage of Somali craft of our exhibition.
11:00–18:00
Each object tells a story about its origins, the people who made and used it, and the traditions it helps preserve today.
Other
18:00–20:00
Event celebrating voices at a special evening of poetry and spoken word.
How to book
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The mission of the Culture Space is to showcase, collect, preserve, teach and promote knowledge and appreciation of the rich and diverse culture of the black African and Caribbean communities in London.
We currently engage and serve participants of various ages, interests, and walks of life through educational programmes, communal and public dialogue, exhibitions, poetry, events spaces, creative co-working spaces, and other initiatives.
Culture Space will offer the following:
Culture space is a community space with options for co-working and for hiring for community events, exhibitions and cultural events.
Creative place with classes, activities, and programmes run in collaboration with community partners using our space, exhibition hall, and gallery space.
Resource space: This is a repository of resources on Somali heritage, including printed and audio-visual materials (e.g., oral history recordings) and non-fragile heritage assets that the public can safely handle.
Learning space: We will offer heritage lectures, demonstrations, workshops, readings (poetry and prose), oral history presentations, and intergenerational storytelling between older and younger using heritage as a means to cross the generational divide.
Drop in
architectural practice, gallery, garden, offices, mixed use
Tucked behind a busy road in W12, this former foundry is a multi-level development featuring an architects’ studio with courtyards and spaces for exhibitions and musical performances. The building's 15m brick chimney is a local landmark. This year we have a new exhibition in our gallery, showcasing the work of celebrated British artist Sophie Smallhorn.
Unknown, Originally the George Broad sculpture foundry , 1895
