Peckham Platform

Peckham Platform A social arts organisation producing artwork in response to and with individuals living in Peckham.

Peckham Platform's mission is to create meaningful and accessible social arts practice for Peckham and beyond.

We are looking for an artist or designer to lead a week-long workshop programme with young people aged 14-18, during the...
12/05/2026

We are looking for an artist or designer to lead a week-long workshop programme with young people aged 14-18, during the first week of August (Monday 3 - Friday 7 August).

We encourage artists and designers of all disciplines to apply, but ask that you have experience leading workshops with young people.

More info, including the brief and fees, can be found on our website, via the link in our bio. We can’t wait to see what you come up with!

📅 Workshop Dates: Monday 3 - Friday 7 August 2026
📍 Location: The Hub, 42 Bonar Rd, London SE15 5FB
📝 Proposal deadline: 11:59pm Tuesday 26 May 2026

If you have any questions, feel free to dm us or email Ella at [email protected]

Are you aged 11-18? This is an opportunity to shape your local outdoor space! Join us in Peckham for an evening workshop...
11/05/2026

Are you aged 11-18? This is an opportunity to shape your local outdoor space! Join us in Peckham for an evening workshop and create new surface designs for the basketball court at the Oliver Goldsmith Estate with Architect and Spatial Designer Bamidele Awoyemi.

In the workshop, you will explore pattern making and colour selection to make the space more vibrant and welcoming. Your input will directly influence the final designs for the court, which will be open for the summer holidays. You will also have a free hot meal from a local restaurant.

📅 Workshop Date: Monday 1st June, 4:30pm - 7pm

📍 Location: The Hub, 42 Bonar Rd, London SE15 5FB
Attendance is free but places are limited - book a spot through the Eventbrite link in our bio.

This project is supported by Southwark Council

If you haven’t had a chance to visit In Living Memory, an exhibition of photography, collage, sculpture and audio by Mya...
24/03/2026

If you haven’t had a chance to visit In Living Memory, an exhibition of photography, collage, sculpture and audio by Myah Asha Jeffers held at , then why not come along on Saturday 28 March 2026, when the artist will be leading a tour of the exhibition with curator Brian Maina.

It’s free to attend and starts at 11am. Book your place through the link in our bio!

The Hub, 42 Bonar Road, Peckham SE15 5FB

See you there!

Are you aged 14-17 and living in south London? Join us at in Peckham on Tuesday 7 April, when we’re hosting a free day ...
24/03/2026

Are you aged 14-17 and living in south London? Join us at in Peckham on Tuesday 7 April, when we’re hosting a free day of ceramics and creative conversation workshops (with free food of course)!

Book your free place now via the link in our bio (EventBrite)!

In Living Memory exhibition extended until 8 April!Monday - Friday, 9am - 5pmEntry is free.Additional opening times:The ...
20/03/2026

In Living Memory exhibition extended until 8 April!

Monday - Friday, 9am - 5pm
Entry is free.

Additional opening times:
The exhibition is closed from 3pm on 14 March, re-opening at 12pm on Saturday 21 March.
It will also be closed from 3 - 6 April, re-opening on 7 April at 9am.

Exhibition tour
Saturday 28 March, 11am - 12pm (free to attend, check EventBrite link in bio to secure a free place)

Exhibition UpdateA quick update on In Living Memory by Myah Asha Jeffers at The Hub, Peckham.The exhibition continues un...
13/03/2026

Exhibition Update

A quick update on In Living Memory by Myah Asha Jeffers at The Hub, Peckham.

The exhibition continues until 30 March, with the following opening times:

📍 The Hub, Peckham
42 Bonar Rd, London SE15 5FB

🗓 21 February – 30 March
Monday – Friday, 9am – 5pm
Entry is free.

Additional Saturday openings:
Saturday 7 March, 11am – 3pm
Saturday 14 March, 11am – 3pm

⚠️ Temporary closure:
The exhibition will close from 3pm on Friday 14 March, reopening Saturday 21 March at 12pm.

🎤 Exhibition tour
Join us for an artist/curatorial tour on 28 March, 11am – 12pm.

In Living Memory reflects on intergenerational memory, everyday ritual, and the ways stories are held and passed through families, homes, and communities.

We look forward to welcoming you over the coming weeks.

🖤 In Living MemoryA new exhibition by Myah Asha Jeffers for Peckham Platform, at The Hub.Rooted in intergenerational mem...
18/02/2026

🖤 In Living Memory
A new exhibition by Myah Asha Jeffers for Peckham Platform, at The Hub.

Rooted in intergenerational memory and everyday ritual, In living memory reflects on how stories are held, shared and passed on through families, homes and communities.
Commissioned as part of Memories for the Future, Peckham Platform’s community-embedded programme celebrating Rye Lane’s living heritage, this exhibition honours the voices and experiences that continue to shape Peckham’s past, present and future.

📍 The Hub, Peckham
🗓 21 Feb – 30 Mar
🎉 Launch event: Fri 20 Feb, 6 - 8.30pm
🖼️ 21 February – 30 March
Monday – Friday, 9am – 5pm
Open 28 February and 28 March, 9am – 5pm
Other weekends by appointment:
[email protected]
Entry is free.

Starting 2026 off with some good news for Peckham Square! Building on the rich symbolism of Adinkras and Ashanti culture...
12/01/2026

Starting 2026 off with some good news for Peckham Square! Building on the rich symbolism of Adinkras and Ashanti culture, in partnership with ,have selected artist , makers and Kelly O’Reilly of to create a “Garden of Hope” in Peckham Square.

The garden honours Damilola Taylor’s legacy and will feature a new sculpture by Godfried Donkor. Through 2026 the winning team will be exploring the concept of hope within a uniquely Peckham context, running co-design workshops for the community to refine the final design.

The garden’s completion is scheduled for 2027.

✨ Share Your Story: Oral Histories Call-Out ✨Peckham Platform invites anyone who identifies as a woman of Peckham — root...
11/12/2025

✨ Share Your Story: Oral Histories Call-Out ✨
Peckham Platform invites anyone who identifies as a woman of Peckham — rooted here, raised here, or connected through memory and spirit — to help shape the next chapter of Memories for the Future.
We’re recording personal oral histories that celebrate the richness of our community:
Cuisine. Migration. Identity. Style. Faith. Architecture.
Come as you are. Bring your memories, your voice, your laughter, your truth — and contribute to a living archive that will be launched in 2025 and housed permanently in our future building on Peckham Square.
What’s included:
• Free participation
• Food & drink
• Travel/access needs covered
• A personal copy of your recording
• Wellbeing support
• All equipment provided
📩 To take part, email [email protected] with the subject: Oral History Recording – [state your -preferred dates and times for recording]

Your story matters — and it deserves to be heard.
Join us in imagining the future by honouring the past.

✂️ ZINE WORKSHOP ✂️Memories for the Future Artist Panel and Celebration 🎊📅 Saturday, 29th November🕐 From 1:30pm (Afterno...
28/11/2025

✂️ ZINE WORKSHOP ✂️

Memories for the Future Artist Panel and Celebration 🎊
📅 Saturday, 29th November
🕐 From 1:30pm (Afternoon session)
📍Staffordshire St, London SE15 5TJ

Before our evening Panel talk, join panelist in a zine-making workshop, all around the theme of Memories for the Future!

Materials will be provided, but you’re welcome to bring along whatever you may want to include in your zine – images, magazines, craft supplies or anything else!

If you’re unfamiliar, swipe through to find out more about what a zine is, and what you can expect from the workshop ➡️

🎟️ Reserve your spot via Eventbrite, link in bio!

👋 Zoë Thompson is a zine-maker and facilitator based in London. She champions the power of zine culture as a radical tool of expression and curates workshops centred around embodied play. Zoë is also the founder of sweet-thang zine, a community and indie press publishing work by Black creatives worldwide. Sweet-thang is rooted in black feminist politics and the concept of art as a portal for dreaming, joy and care.

Photos by Sofia Mareque.

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Tuesday 9:30am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 9:30am - 5:30pm
Thursday 9:30am - 5:30pm
Friday 9:30am - 5:30pm

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