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With Birungi Kawooya

​Creative Chill does exactly what it says on the tin... relaxation through creativity.

6 November
Limited SPACES

Creative Chill Tickets

Creative Chill is our no-pressure workshop where you can stroll through the creative process, play with different techniques and connect with new friends along the way.

future
selves

This month we welcome artist Birungi Kawooya for Future Selves.

 

What if all your dreams came true? In this playful workshop, you’ll use self-portraiture and writing to connect with your desires and imagine your brightest futures.

 

Expect a relaxed, welcoming space where you can reflect, explore and have fun with the process. You’ll leave with a creative reminder of the future you want to step into, and maybe a spark of inspiration to carry into your everyday life.

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The
details

​WHERE?

Afri-Co-Lab, 3 Marine Court, St Leonards-on-Sea, TN38 0DX.

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WHAT TIME?

  • Doors open at 6.30 pm

  • Session starts at 7 pm.

  • The workshop finishes at 9 pm.

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HOW?

No experience necessary, all abilities welcome.

 

Come along if you’d like to:

  • Spend an evening in a playful, supportive space

  • Try something creative in a no-pressure way

  • Spark new ideas about yourself and your future

  • Leave with fresh energy and a creative keepsake to remind you of your brightest possibilities​​

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TICKETS
& PRICING

We have a sliding scale of prices to make our classes as accessible as possible.


£8 – LOW WAGE / CONCESSIONS
If you need this rate, please use it.


£18 – STANDARD RATE
This is the full cost of a space at Creative Chill


£28 – PAY IT FORWARD RATE
Costs a bit more but helps us to offer concessions.

Birungi Kawooya

Birungi Kawooya is a wellbeing and liberation researcher, artist and creative facilitator inspired by nature, Black feminisms and Afro-somatic movement.

 

Her practice spans art installations, sculpture and textiles, often using natural fibres and batik indigenous to Uganda to promote community wellbeing.

 

She creates Mindful African Art “playshops” that invite people to imagine liberation, connect with creativity and explore collective joy.

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If you enjoy our work please consider donating to our organisation

     © 2025 by Afri-Co-Lab CIC

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