AT HOME TOGETHER  

COSY ART WORKSHOP

SATURDAY 21ST NOVEMBER

11AM – 2PM

Dear neighbours, this November we invite you into our cosy ‘Front Room’ at Squash for a gentle arts project to help us all imagine how we could feel more at home in the future. Over a cuppa and cake, let’s get to know each other better. Come and have a go at collage, drawing and mapping with artists Tabitha Moses, Clare Owens, Jon Barraclough and Jordan Hau.

Send a postcard to the future from our shared L8 home.

How we build a more just world with each other and how we create the relationships we can rely on, no matter the storms that come, requires tender collaboration and care. Let’s consider what home means to us all. How might tending to our streets, our greens spaces, to each other and to ourselves help grow a thriving future for our shared neighbourhood home?

At Squash we have a 100-Year Vision, manifesting through folk, arts, food and culture, and rooted in nature. We’re interested in ways that our neighbourhood can become more of a people-powered place; a playful and loving community where everybody thrives. How can we feel more at home on the 100-Year Street?

This project is open to L8 residents living in Princes Park, Toxteth, Arundel or Dingle wards. It’s part of the ‘Home through Time’* neighbourhood arts project (see below).

On Saturday 21st November you’re welcome to come for an hour or so from 11am, or to stay for the whole session until 2pm. Get in touch with clare@squashliverpool.co.uk to book your free place.

There’s another opportunity to get involved on Wednesday 18th November from 6-7pm during our Annual General Meeting. For more information and to book on please see here.

Plus there’ll be a project celebration on Windsor Street on Saturday 5th December – watch this space!

Access info: The Squash building is fully accessible including level threshold entrance (shop/cafe) and ramp access to the garden. There is an accessible toilet. 

*Home Through Time is a joyful celebration of identity, belonging and place, created by local people, for the neighbourhood and shared with the wider city. Home Through Time is part of a Culture Liverpool’s Home: A Celebration of Place collaboration of L8 cultural organisations lead by LUMA Creations. More to follow…