Family Space, South London Gallery, 2026. Photo Sam Nightingale.
Free, save time by registering in advance
ABOUT FAMILY SPACE SEP – NOV 2026
Family Space is a relaxed, creative workshop designed for families to explore and make together. Sessions are artist-led but you can join any time and take part at your own pace.
- Takes place on the last Saturday of each month, from 11am–1pm
- Creative, fun sessions for children aged 5–12 years with parents/carers
- Free, donations welcome
- No booking required, drop in anytime. You can register online in advance to save time on the day, further information below.
- First come, first served. There may be a short wait during busy periods.
The space is supported by the SLG’s Communities and Learning team and is designed to be welcoming, inclusive and informal.
ABOUT SADIE ST HILAIRE
Sadie St Hilaire is a London-based illustrator, animator and arts educator whose practice explores drawing, storytelling and playful ways of making. She has worked with children, families and communities through creative workshops and collaborative projects. Sadie has worked with cultural organisations including the V&A, Drawing Room, Studio Voltaire and the Barbican, using activities such as illustration, animation, printmaking and zine-making to encourage creativity and experimentation.
ACCESS
The room is likely to be noisy.
Sensory materials are available on request.
This event is seated.
Ear plugs, ear defenders, magnifying glasses and wheelchairs are all available.
Please note that Family Space runs on a first come first serve basis and you may be required to wait a short while for a space to become available if we are at maximum capacity
REGISTRATION
To save time on the day, you can register online in advance.
Please note: each attendee (adults and children) must be registered individually.
SUPPORT US
Support the SLG’s programme for children, families and young people by donating today. Every donation helps us to keep the gallery and its activities free, and realise our ambition for contemporary art to be accessible to all.