Room for All – Pride Family Day

How Pride came to London

11.30am / 1.30pm / 3pm in the Reading Room

Join renowned storyteller Dan de la Motte in our cosy Reading Room, where he will share the history and meaning of pride and the profound significance it holds in our lives today.

Proud Prints

10.30am - 4pm in the Learning Pavilion 

Unleash your creativity and make a unique statement by designing your own personalised t-shirts or tote bags! Artist-educator Kadir Karababa will guide you through the fascinating art of screen printing, helping you bring your imaginative ideas to life.

**Screen printing materials will be provided, but please bring your own plain t-shirts or tote bags to decorate.**

Room for All collective installation

10.30am - 4pm in the Welcome Area

All are invited to contribute to a collective display in our reception, celebrating our uniqueness and diversity. Contributions will be displayed throughout Pride Month.

Dan de la Motte is a performer and creative practitioner, specialising in queer heritage and work for families and children. Recent and upcoming projects include Be More Mushroom (as co-artist-in-residence at St Margaret's House), Live to Tell: (A Proposal For) The Madonna Jukebox Musical (Clapham Omnibus & Camden People's Theatre) and Rock n Roll Nature Revelation (with Timberlina, touring to festivals). 

Kadir Karababa is an artist educator from London, whose practice encompasses sculpture, painting, printmaking, audio-visual and performative elements making use of archival research, found images and cheap everyday materials that are at hand. His practice is both sociopolitically engaged and deeply rooted in his personal experiences of class, identity and collective memory.