The Fabric of Protest

Join us back at the museum for this month’s informal creative workshop of stitching, chatting and sharing, inspired by PHM’s collections.

Create and share textile responses to the topics explored, using techniques taught by artist Helen Mather.

This month:

We will be linking to . We will come together in person, to share ideas and create in stitch, how we can reduce loneliness and encourage connection with people and our community. We will be making sensory keyrings with messages of support and understanding that reach out to people. The finished keyrings can be given out as gifts, as everyday reminders of the need to connect with each other.

All textile abilities welcome, suitable for 11+ (under 18s must have an accompanying adult present during session)

Booking required, limited places

Maximum of five people (adults & young people) per booking

Please aim to arrive five minutes before the session starts

Session duration 70 minutes

If you are unable to make the event, please notify us via email, [email protected]

Not suitable for group bookings

Safety measures are in place for your comfort. Each family or friend bubble will have their own work station and materials and hand sanitiser and wipes will be available for participants.

Part of PHM’s programme exploring the history of disabled people’s rights and activism through a co-curated programme of exhibitions, events and activity.

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