Culture Access Showcase and Pop-Up Cafe

Culture Access Showcase: Pan-Disability Exhibition Launch

Poster for Culture Access Showcase, Pan-Disability Exhibition Launch. Join us for the launch of the Culture Access Collective's Pan-Disability Showcase - an inclusive space celebrating creativity and accessibility. Date: Friday 14th March. Time 4-5pm. Location: Woolwich Centre Library, 35 Wellington Street, Woolwich SE18 6HQ. For BSL interpretation, please let us know by 7th March. RSVP & Inquiries: eleanor@cultureaccess.co.uk. We look forward to welcoming you! Culture Access logo, building an inclusive world, 3 cartoon figures within 2 blue rings. Photo from a previous session, with 6 attendees making artwork around a table

Join us for our upcoming exhibition launch on Friday 14th March 2025, from 4-5pm, at Woolwich Centre Library!

We look forward to welcoming you, whether you’ve been to any of our events before or are totally new.

Please direct RSVP & Inquiries to eleanor@cultureaccess.co.uk. If you need BSL interpretation, please let us know by 7th March.

Want to keep up to date with what’s going on? Follow the Culture Access Instagram page for the latest information!

Pop-Up Cafe Workshop

Poster for Pop-Up Cafe Workshop. Connecting Deaf and Disabled people/Londoners. BSL organised. Connect, eat, learn. February 15th 2025, 12 noon to 4pm. At GMV Community Centre, 2 Oswald Gardens, SE10 0SH. RSVP - eleanor@cultureaccess.co.uk, Room for 30. Culture Access logo, building an inclusive world, 3 cartoon figures within 2 blue rings. 5 photos of Deaf and Disabled people from different backgrounds, one eating colourful bowl of food, one doing the OK or good sign towards the camera, and 3 wheelchair users, one eating in their kitchen, one in a large event space, and one looking up at a colleague holding a laptop

Thank you to everyone who joined us for our pilot of the Pop-Up Cafe!

Hear from some of those who joined us below for our very first session, and be sure to join us for future sessions.

(The videos below all have auto captions or a transcript)

Sajida and Kamila express their views on the Pop-Up Cafe
Councillor Denise Scott-McDonald at the first Pop-Up Cafe
Clare Williams on what she’s looking forward to with Culture Access
Sue Elsegood on the Pop-Up Cafe

Transcript:

I think that’s a really brilliant idea for different people locally to have to get together, to get work, support each other, do some workshops. Basically, yeah, just to have that opportunity to connect is really brilliant so hopefully it all goes really well and I’ll be involved, so yeah.