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Our community events

At Gorst studios we understand the needs of creatives and our creative studios are suitable for various creative disciplines. We organise events and host workshops so everyone can come together and learn another skill. 

It's the perfect opportunity to engage and expand your creative network.

Film Club - The Fantastic Mr Fox

Gorst Studios Park Royal & Georgie Beattie are delighted to invite you to our inaugural film club event!

We aim for regular club viewings & the first in our inaugural series will feature:

The Fantastic Mr Fox

When: Wednesday 26th April 2023
At: 7:00 pm

Popcorn, lounge chairs & drinks

Tickets on a first-come/first-served basis!

Reserve a spot here

On Thursday 8th of December Gorst Studios hosted their Christmas party
Checkout some of the fabulous festivities, music, mince pies & MORE below & keep up to date with Gorst and more snippets from our Christmas Party on Instagram!

                                                    Enjoy!

Florence Spurling Tubular Knit Workshop​

Florence Spurling is a textile designer, specialising in knitting, crochet, and embellishment. She is passionate about creating detailed fabrications that celebrate traditional techniques and contemporary craftsmanship.

During her workshop back in July 2022, Florence shared a unique method of creating a tubular structure using a crochet hook, yarn and beads. Attendees learnt a simple crochet stitch and worked on a 4-colour beaded design. 

Gorst Studios BBQ

 Hosted by: X PRDD X CONCEPT STUDIOS

Food catered by @Privatechefsyed

Photography by @kirangidda

42 Gorst Studios Heatpress Workshop

Our heat-press workshop (28 May 2022) taught our guests different approaches and techniques when using a heat-press. From sublimation designs to painting with heat transfer inks we encouraged our creative community to explore different skills!

Textile designers @dela.afia & @nmmela.designs

Sustainability Dye Workshop

Our first workshop here at Gorst Studios. 

The samples were dyed using beetroot, logwood, cabbage and saffron alongside a technique called Shibori & tie dyeing. 

The workshop was taught by three textile designers who came together to showcase their different approaches to fabric dyeing.

Samantha Mensah: @dela.afia 
Naima Elbouihi @nmmela.designs 
Sissell Gustavsen @sissellgustavsen 

Photo credits: @gretastpnyn©

 

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