Open House Festival

Marble Arch Youth Assembly - Celebration Event

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CasildART, 32 Connaught St, St George's Fields, W2 2AF

Rooted in the history of Marble Arch as a place of protest and public assembly, we want young people to consider what democracy looks like, not in a parliament, but in the streets, squares and spaces they move through every day. Who has the right to be here? Who gets to decide? Join us to celebrate their work and see their visions for the future of Marble Arch.

Getting there

Tube

Edgware Road Circle, Marble Arch, Paddington

Train

Paddington

Access

Facilities

Audio guide/description
Drinking water
Handrails on one side of stairs

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Drop in activities

Thu 17 Sep

15:00–18:00

Drop in: Exhibition

Public view

About

Exhibition

An exhibition of work produced in a series of creative workshops with youth organisations and students in North Westminster. The work includes collages, maps, poems, manifestos and models.

We invite attendees to engage with and respond to the exhibited work.

Online presence

publica.co.uk

www.instagram.com/publica_studio

Nearby

BSL guided tour

The Annunciation Marble Arch

religious

The Annunciation is a dramatic Gothic Revival building tucked behind the Marble Arch end of Oxford Street. The Grade II* church was built by Sir Walter Tapper in 1912-1914.

Walter Tapper, 1912

Drop in

The Wallace Collection - Eranda Research Library

museum

Built in 1776 for the Duke of Manchester to designs by John Crunden, Hertford House today holds the Wallace Collection. Join us in the Eranda Research Library to explore how an 18th century home developed into a world class museum. Discover our display of architectural drawings and prints, alongside items from the archive.

Sir John Taylor, 1900