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June Local Event Calendar


It's that time of the month already! Keep scrolling for information about all of the incredible events we've curated for this month


Recurring Events:


MONDAYS

Zumba and Body Conditioning @ 1800 (St Pancras Community Association)


TUESDAYS

  • Put your brain to the test every Tuesday! Join us for our weekly pub quiz showdown and compete against our resident brainiacs. Win a £50 bar tab and bragging rights! Just £3 per person to enter.


WEDNESDAYS

  • Every Wednesday. Free entry – play our games or bring your own favourites!


FRIDAYS

Pilates @ 10 and Gentle Yoga @ 11:30 (St. Pancras Community Association)


SATURDAYS

  • A free weekly collective for young people to discuss, explore and create art together. Transformative Futures at Camden Art Centre brings young people together to explore different approaches to making art. Led by a practicing contemporary artist, the weekly sessions are a chance to try out processes and techniques used by artists living and working today – including drawing, video, sound art, assemblage and more. Through our 2026 spring season, artist and educator Lina Ivanova will lead a series of workshops inspired by themes in our current exhibition programme. These hands-on sessions will explore a range of ways of making imagery from analogue photography through to casting sculptures.


  • SheBuilds Thai Fit is a Muay Thai–inspired fitness class designed to help women build strength, confidence, and consistency through movement. This beginner-friendly women’s fitness class blends striking combinations, aerobic conditioning, and functional training — all delivered in a supportive, inclusive group environment. Whether you’re completely new to fitness or already active, SheBuilds Thai Fit offers an accessible and empowering way to train, move, and reset for the weekend.


JUNE EVENTS:


  • This month, we’re turning outward. Beyond borders, beyond what’s familiar. Our theme is Books From Around the World, celebrating international and translated fiction that invites us into lives, histories and perspectives far beyond our own.

  • Voted as your top pick from the Booker Prize shortlist, our May read is When the Nights Are Quiet in Tehran by Shida Bazyar.

  • Set against the backdrop of modern Iranian history, this novel follows a family across generations, tracing how political upheaval, exile and memory shape who we become. From revolution to displacement, from Tehran to Germany, it explores what it means to belong when home is something that keeps shifting.


  • Join us for a creative night of drinking and painting in the heart of London! No previous painting experience necessary! Get your creative juices flowing and your brush strokes going!

  • What's included

    • Approx. 2 hour step-by-step painting session led by our experienced artist and assistants.

    • All painting materials needed to complete your masterpiece.

    • Acrylic paint on high-quality stretched canvas.

    • Photos taken throughout the session & posted on our Facebook page.

    • Heaps of fun exploring your creative side.

    • A one-of-a-kind masterpiece to take home.

  • Please arrive 15 mins before your event start time to get settled .

  • Drinks are not included but can be purchased from the bar. BYO is not permitted as our events are held at licensed venues.


  • Join us at Camden Town Hall to meet organisations that are recruiting volunteers for volunteering roles in Camden and Islington. There will be a wide variety of roles to choose from and all of this takes place during lunchtime.


  • Get ready for a night of games, prizes, and pure chaos (the fun kind 👀). This isn’t your typical bingo night… it’s a full experience.

  • Whether you’re coming with your bestie or pulling up solo, expect good vibes, great energy, and a room full of girls ready to have FUN.

  • Think:

    • ✨ Multiple rounds of bingo

    • 💰 CASH PRIZES!!

    • 🎁 5 prizes up for grabs

    • 🎲 Mini games throughout the night

    • 🍸 Drinks, music & non-stop vibes

  • This edition is all about celebrating friendships, letting your hair down, and meeting like-minded girls. It’s the perfect mix of fun, connection, and a little bit of friendly competition 💅🏽


  • Come laugh with foreign comedians. Come hear immigrants complain about the British. We know you've heard it the other way around. 🎭 STAND-UP COMEDY in ENGLISH with international comedians


  • Discover the incredible lost art of Somers Town at this evening workshop event. Printmaking workshop with a difference - help restore working class ceramic heritage that has been lost to the area.

  • Learn all about 1930s artist Gilbert Bayes' 'Art in Everyday life' work in St Pancras Housing and our campaign and heritage trail to restore this to the area it was intended for.


JUNE 11 - FIFA World Cup starts


JUNE 13

  • Inspired by the permaculture principles of re-use and zero waste, join artist Johanna Tagada Hoffbeck to learn the basics of natural dyes and reveal a palette of colours from plant-based kitchen waste, such as onion and garlic skins, tea, carrot peel and avocado pits.

  • This workshop is directly inspired by the method Johanna employs in her series of collaborative installations, ‘Penser, Manger, Partager’ (‘To Think, To Eat’ To Share’, 2015 – Present). Johanna will also share her experience growing and foraging plants responsibly.

  • It is an entry-level adult-only workshop, and no prior experience is required. The method can be repeated at home, with no additional material purchased other than what is found on most kitchen shelves. All materials and a tea break will be provided.


  • Cut Out Club is a series of collage zine-making workshops open to all experience levels. All workshops have a distinct theme that encourages attendees to reflect and meaningfully create.

  • These hands on workshops will provide you with all the tools to:

    • Make your own zines.

    • Share stories and experiences.

    • Build connections and make new friends.

  • All ages welcome and we encourage LGBTQ+ youth aged 16-28 to attend.

  • All sessions are free to attend.

  • This event will be photographed.


  • Chef Judith will teach you some of her favourite Ecuadorian dishes followed by a sit down meal.

  • Ecuadorian cuisine comes from South America and reflects the country’s diverse geography, from the Pacific coast to the Andes mountains and the Amazon rainforest. It combines fresh seafood, tropical fruits, vegetables, grains, and spices to create vibrant, flavourful dishes. Meals are hands-on, social, and made to be shared, with signature dishes like Ceviche, Tigrillo, and Empanadas highlighting the warmth, creativity, and communal spirit of Ecuadorian food culture.

  • Our cookery classes are family-style - meaning everyone works together to prepare the dishes as a team.

  • While you’ll be asked to choose one dish to focus on, you’ll have the opportunity to move around the kitchen, help with other dishes, and learn from each recipe. It’s a fun, social, and collaborative way to cook! At the end of the class, you’ll sit down with the chef, class facilitator and volunteers to enjoy the delicious meal you’ve created together.


  • Step into the energy of summer with a nourishing two hour yoga and gong bath workshop designed to help you slow down, reset and reconnect.

  • Join Lydia (yoga teacher) and Phoebe (sound healer) for a grounding blend of gentle yoga, guided journaling and a deeply restorative gong bath. This seasonal workshop is an invitation to soften into the warm energy that summer brings.

  • We’ll begin with slow, mindful movement to open the body and settle the mind, followed by reflective journaling to help you set intentions for the months ahead. The session will close with a nourishing gong bath, allowing you to fully unwind as waves of sound wash through the space.

  • To complement the practice, rose tea will be offered, aimed at opening the heart and allowing you to connect more deeply.

  • What to Bring

    • A pen for journaling

    • Comfy clothes you can move and relax in

    • A cup if you’d like to enjoy rose tea

  • Yoga mats, blankets and props will be provided.

  • Come as you are, and leave feeling restored, spacious and aligned with the season.


  • Welcome to our Trans and Non-Binary Swim sessions! Discover your love for the water or refresh your swimming skills with a fun and inclusive taster session for trans and non-binary people. Join us the Second Sunday of every month at Pancras Square Leisure, a short walk from Kings Cross Station, for an evening of splashing around and making new friends. Only a basic swimming skill and knowledge required for these sessions, bring your swimwear and enthusiasm - see you there!

  • What will happen at the sessions?

    • We'll meet at the building entrance, say hello and get an overview of what we're doing during the session. We'll then get changed and get in the pool for an hour. This will be made up of a little warm up, then we will run through some skills that you would like to work on in your session. Everyone is welcome to stick around after to socialise. This event is run by Maz (they/them) - a trans water polo and swimming coach from Out to Swim, an LGBTQ+ swimming and water polo club.

  • You must be 18+ and be able to swim at least 1-2 lengths to attend this event

  • For live updates and information about other events we offer, follow us on Instagram @seahorses_wp


  • Qualified London Guide Rob Smith will take you on a two hour walk following the last part of the largest of London's hidden rivers, the River Fleet. His infectious enthusiasm for history will bring the journey to life.

  • You will hear about slums and slaughterhouses, poverty and prisons, and the purgative properties of the famous spa waters. The River Fleet was once the Western boundary of the Roman City of London running sweet and clear. Find out how it degenerated into an open sewer, its banks crowded with the worst slums in London. Stand on the sites of notorious prisons and see the vast Victorian engineering feats including railways and viaducts. We end the tour close to the spot where the Fleet exits into the Thames. Although the River Fleet is far below ground it can make its presence felt in more ways than one so we will put our senses to the test.

  • Starts at Kings Cross Station (outside the underground exit to Euston Road). 


JUNE 20

  • A walking tour exploring architecture & urban reinvention through the post-industrial landscapes of Kings Cross St Pancras

  • Gateways to the Midlands, the North, Scotland and Europe, Kings Cross St Pancras is an urban landscape like no other. Forged in the railway mania of the 19th century, the two mighty termini with their vast passenger, freight and power infrastructures transformed London forever, leaving behind a legacy of change, upheaval and a spectacular set of monuments to Victorian self-confidence. Once plagued by decay and threatened with demolition, this revived rail scene is now a destination where media, tech’ and the arts pour out of old warehouses and goods depots, and new buildings take their queue from the fragments of heavy industry. In this walk, The London Ambler embarks upon a great railway journey travelling through the past, present and future of Kings Cross St Pancras via its best architecture and most compelling urban landscapes.


  • Build confidence in drawing and explore the relationship between art and horticulture. Camden Art Centre’s garden and plant observation will be the guiding theme of the workshop, which aims to instill confidence and enjoyment in drawing for those who don't draw regularly and to provide new avenues for exploration for those who already have an established practice.

  • After a welcome introduction with cups of hot tea and sharing of her love of drawing, artist Johanna Tagada Hoffbeck will invite participants to explore drawing through considered prompts. The final part of the workshop will be dedicated to conversation among participants and the hand-binding of the day's creations into small art books, also known as zines. The workshop is designed for adults and is suitable for those who have not drawn in a long time and those with an established creative practice.

  • This workshop is inspired by The Gardening Drawing Club, an independent artist-led community initiative founded in 2021 by Johanna Tagada Hoffbeck, offering opportunities for adults and children to explore the relationship between art and horticulture. The project draws on concepts explored in permaculture, deep ecology, and natural farming. A curated small library of zines from international publishers, offering a wide range of formats, themes, and approaches, will be available to consult throughout the afternoon.

  • The participants will return home with:

    • Practical skills in basic zine-making and simple bookbinding techniques.

    • Their handmade zine created during the workshop.

    • Creative inspiration and ideas for future drawing and zine-publishing projects.

  • This workshop has previously taken place in Seoul, Tokyo and Castello Delle Stiviere under the title ‘Your Drawing Nature’.


  • Get ready to awaken your taste buds and discover the secrets behind the perfect cup of coffee in this interactive masterclass!

  • Learn how to use the The Coffee Tasting Framework to systematically assess aroma, mouthfeel, taste and flavour.

    • Identify each coffee’s defining characteristics

    • Explain why some coffees are tastier than others, and

    • Understand why you like some coffees more than others

  • We'll explore three coffees from a range of origins, varieties and process methods.

  • Suitable for coffee drinkers and baristas of all levels. Places are limited and booking is essential.


  • Monthly folklore club in the heart of London. An informative talk with music, storytelling plus Q&A. This month's talk is about Trees.

  • Doors at 6.30pm.

  • Join George and Vanessa for an informative talk with storytelling and Q&A. Expect folklore, music, myth and magic! Everyone is welcome. We will look at a different topic every month. This month we will be looking at the folklore of trees.

  • These events are thoughtful, including and kind.

  • A reading & listening list will be provided.


  • Britain’s footpaths are more than routes across the landscape they are centuries-old stories of movement, belief, survival and discovery. In this panel conversation, we explore how ancient tracks, pilgrim ways and long-distance trails reveal a hidden history of how people have travelled slowly through these islands, and why walking still holds such power today.

  • On the panel will be geographer and broadcaster Nicholas Crane. He draws on this new book The Path More Travelled, to uncover the origins of Britain’s path networks, from medieval church routes and drovers’ roads to the evolution of modern rights of way. Joining him will be Chris Butterfield offering insight into the legacy of Alfred Wainwright and the cultural importance of walking in Britain’s upland landscapes. Also on the panel is adventurer and writer Phoebe Smith, who has walked some of Britain's oldest pilgrim pathways.

  • From ancient pilgrimage routes to contemporary slow travel, this event reveals how paths connect landscapes, histories and inner journeys.


JUNE 27 - The Big Silence

  • Join others for a shared experience of stillness, reflection, and connection in central London. Step away from the noise of everyday life and join us for The Big Silence - a unique, shared experience of stillness, reflection, and connection in the heart of London, delivered in partnership with the Centre for Mindfulness. This event is made possible with the generous support of our sponsor, Edwards Insurance Brokers. Held at the beautiful Light auditorium at Friends House in Euston, this event brings together people from all walks of life to explore the value of silence in a busy, often overwhelming world.

  • What to Expect

    • Guided,inclusive reflective practices

    • Inspiring speakers sharing different perspectives on silence

    • A powerful extended period of shared silence

    • Time to reflect, reset, and reconnect

    • Optional quiet or social lunch break in a peaceful setting

    • Whether you are new to reflective practice or experienced, this event is designed to be inclusive, welcoming, and meaningful for all.

  • Why Attend?

    • In a world full of distraction and noise, finding space for stillness can be transformative.

    • The Big Silence offers:

      • A chance to pause and breathe

      • A sense of connection in a fragmented world

      • Tools and inspiration to carry forward into everyday life

  • Event Details

    • 📅 Date: 27 June

    • 📍 Location: The Light, Friends House, Euston

    • 🕙 Doors open: 10:00

    • 🎤 Start time: 10:30

    • ⏱ Duration: Approx. 3–4 hours (including lunch break - lunch will not be provided*)


  • This is a 2-hour rollercoaster of queer history and heritage through one of London’s most notorious districts led by our fabulous drag queens, kings and things.

  • This isn’t a walking tour like you’ve ever been on before – we’re going on a cheeky journey through the streets that once pulsated with underground queer nightlife, radical activism, and scandalous encounters!

  • From pumping pleasuredomes to historic queer bookshops, we’ll mince through the transformed landscape of Kings Cross whilst uncovering the heart-pumping stories of those who fought, danced and loved here before us.

  • Get ready to throw some shapes as we take back the streets and reveal the fruity history hiding in plain sight beneath the polished veneer of modern regeneration!


That's all for this month, stay cool, kids!





 
 
 

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