As part of London College of Communication’s ongoing support to our cultural neighbours, we’re featuring a weekly round-up of some of the online activities and content provided by the fantastic museums, galleries and cultural venues in our local area.
From Instagram drawing clubs to virtual exhibitions, artist profiles, video demonstrations, film screenings, performances and more, here’s our guide to what you can get involved in with our Southwark and Lambeth friends and partners – all from the comfort of your own home.
“Our brand-new online streaming service where we’ll be sharing full-length shows and exclusive video content.
“We’ll keep everything online until our doors are able to open again on Newington Causeway.
“All shows are free, so you can watch them whenever you want.”
Find out more on Southwark Playhouse's website.
Wednesdays, 6.30-7.30pm
“Come and join the fun in singing together, despite being apart. We will sing songs that comfort, inspire and make us feel good. All ages welcome!”
Find out more about Virtual Choir.
Tuesdays, 4.30-5.30pm
“A free online dance class for 9–13-year-olds that you can join from your living room.
“Learn some new moves and share some of your own, have fun and burn off some of that energy!”
Find out more about dt:17 Dance Theatre.
Jake Garfield's latest activity sheet transforms the idea of wearing a face mask into something playful, asking children to draw what they would want to swap their face with.
Find out more about Rock Paper Scissors.
18 – 29 May
“Get involved in Southwark’s Festival of Words providing a platform for new and emerging authors to be seen and heard.
“There will be a diverse mix of authors, storytellers and artists for children and adults to enjoy.
“The festival will be delivered online, including videos, audio recordings and virtual gatherings.
“This year’s programme includes Blue Peter presenter and children’s author Konnie Huq, and many more.”
For more information contact: southwark.libraries@southwark.gov.uk
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