We're delighted to be welcoming TRIBE to lead a workshop as part of Scratch Sunday @ SET.
Description: The Spirit of Intimacy: How to Build a Shrine is a TRIBE event exploring the shrine as a space of intimacy, memory, wellness and connection. Inspired by Sobonfu Somé’s book ‘The Spirit of Intimacy’, alongside Igbo and Yoruba understandings of sacred and ancestral spaces, the event asks what it means to give our intimate relationships a physical place to live.
We will explore shrines not as religious objects or altars, but as spaces for tending to relationships with ourselves, our ancestors, our communities, our memory, spirit and the many things we wish to nurture. Participants will consider personal, communal and ancestral shrines, and how practices of reflection, offering, remembrance, care and ritual can become forms of wellness.
Workshop is open to all.
ACCESS:
If you want to make an informed decision about whether this event is accessible to you, drop us an email at access@razecollective.com. Here’s some information to get started with:
What to expect?
This is a 1hr 30mins hour session in a relaxed space. Do what you need to do to make yourself comfortable. We'll have an access support worker on hand as well.
Information on the Step Free access
This venue has step-free access. There is a ramp, and an accessible toilet to the right of the the main entrance. The bar and event space are level.
Quiet Space
There won't be a quiet space but there is a yard outside which you can use to have a more quiet moment, away from the event space.
If you have any questions on the night, pls feel free to ask the Raze team, including an access support worker. We'll be wearing high visibility jackets.
Scratch Sundays @ SET is a new series of queer community days produced by Raze Collective. A jam packed programme featuring: workshops & a scratch night. All activity is free or low-cost so bring your queer friends & family!