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London Lace Club

are bringing lace-making back from the brink of extinction, hosting community sessions that use lace as a vehicle for in-real-life connection. In an ever-busy world, lacework is re-emerging as a form of mindfulness, a way to detox from screens, slow down, and reconnect with process, patience and creativity.

Here the club share their go-to spots in London to unwind, relax, switch off and—of course—make lace, across the city. 


A user-funded grassroots community arts space in Kentish Town. They host a range of workshops, events and exhibitions centred around art, poetry and social change. Find us here every other Sunday for our lace making afternoons.

Our favourite local pub! It overlooks the river Lea; a great place to sit outside and make lace while watching the birds and the boats go by. 

A beautiful community garden tucked away in Hackney Central. Open to the public; they host workshops on growing food, woodwork, climate justice, natural dying and arts and crafts, it’s also just a peaceful place to hang out. We go here in the summer months for al fresco lace making sessions. 

This is a newly established exhibition space and cocktail bar, focused on supporting emerging artists. Based in Islington, they have a packed calendar of artist-run workshops, talks and events. They serve cheap drinks in a lovely atmosphere; we sometimes run beginner-friendly workshops in the evenings. 

This wonderful park is where we dreamt up the London Lace Club two years ago, while sitting in the sun. We love to come here and find a peaceful bench to sit and craft in the sunnier months.

The Anchor & Hope

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