Weaving Cultures: African Patterns & Textile Workshop
Create your own woven artwork while learning about traditional African weaving and textiles
Times
Tuesday, 27 October 2026
15:00 – 16:00
Discover the significance of patterns, colour and craftsmanship across different cultures in this creative workshop.
Celebrate African culture through creativity in this hands-on weaving and textile workshop with the School of African Languages
Join us with leaders from the School of African Languages ( About Us - School Of African Languages) for a creative and engaging arts and crafts workshop inspired by the rich traditions of African weaving and textiles.
Participants will create their own woven artwork while learning about the meaning behind patterns, colours and techniques used in textile traditions across Africa. Through hands-on activities, attendees will explore how textiles can tell stories, express identity and celebrate cultural heritage.
Suitable for primary school children (KS1 and KS2), families, adults and community groups, this interactive session encourages creativity, cultural understanding and self-expression in a fun and welcoming environment.
Booking Link: Must book, but can accommodate on the day if there is capacity
Age range: Suitable for families and all ages. Part of Camden Council's Black History Season 2026 programme
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