Creative workshop offering space to experiment, to sew, to glue and paint, to chat about queer styling through history or the recreation of an iconic look from your own history.
Come join other queer icons, in the making of iconic looks for the queer history promenade party later in the month Friday 28th August. To book for that event CLICK HERE
This is a drop in event that is completely free, just select a ticket below so we know you are coming.
You might want to get creative and
Ann Listerise a jacket with Victorian buttons
Chappell Roan your Midwest Princess dress
George Michael your denims
Paint your queer history slogan-T or Leigh Bowery inspired bodysuit or something totally unique to you!
Glue gun tennis balls on your Billie-Jean King tennis skirt…
What to bring:
Bring along your ideas, your fabrics, your charity shop finds, your old clothes to customise.
Workshop hosts:
Kiaz as an experienced sewer & stylist is ready to share tips & techniques to bring your outfits to life.
Serge is a passionate queer history curator willing to bring his DIY experience of queering looks.
Let’s meet up and create together.
Sewing machines, needles and thread, glue gun supplied.
Bring along your own kit if you can.
Venue Info
One high step-over at the entrance, followed by three steps into the main space.
There’s a ground floor toilet (door width: 72cm) which is gender-neutral.
For access requirements please email yasser@homeliveart.com