“Bites and Bytes: An AI learning lunch session for creatives and solopreneurs”, is part of Arbeit Studios free workshop series focused on supporting and upskilling creative businesses founders and artists.

A practical, hands-on workshop designed to help creatives and solopreneurs use AI in ways that genuinely save time and support their work. You’ll explore use cases such as applying for funding (e.g. from Arts Council England), promotion, generating ideas, and others, in simple, ethical ways so you can focus more on your artistic expression without feeling overwhelmed.

If you want to uncover what AI has to offer, book your FREE spot below (15 places only)!

Bring your own food and snacks and eat while you learn! Bring your own device for the hands-on practice, if you can.

Bites and Bytes: An AI learning lunch session for creatives and solopreneurs Workshop
Facilitator: Samantha Tulloch
Triangle Gallery
20 May
12 - 2 pm
Capacity: 15 people
Admission: Free (Book Your Ticket)

About the facilitator
Samantha Tulloch is a digital advisor who helps solopreneurs and small businesses feel confident using tech and AI to support their work. With a background in project and change management, she specialises in making technology practical and approachable, so people can use it with confidence.

Church Street Share and Repair is a local community initiative and a monthly meet up at our Triangle Studios Gallery and bringing together mechanicals and menders who have the relevant repair skills and people who have items to repair.

They are a cost-saving collective and sustainable initiative to support the reuse and repair of electronic and electrical items, like electrical appliances, bikes, trainers and others, so people can save money, keep items in use for longer and help the environment.

Come visit your local sustainable initiative featuring Westminster Wheels, Renew! Renew! and others.

Cost: free (pay what you can)
Date: 2 May, 2 to 5 pm
Where: Triangle Studios, 66 Church Street, NW8 8ET

This is a regular event happening on the first Saturday of each month.

This event is organised by an Arbeit Studios partner. Please refer to their website or social media for any questions and to check the latest updates.

Church Street Share and Repair is a local community initiative and a monthly meet up at our Triangle Studios Gallery and bringing together mechanicals and menders who have the relevant repair skills and people who have items to repair.

They are a cost-saving collective and sustainable initiative to support the reuse and repair of electronic and electrical items, like electrical appliances, bikes, trainers and others, so people can save money, keep items in use for longer and help the environment.

Come visit your local sustainable initiative featuring Westminster Wheels, Renew! Renew! and others.

Cost: free (pay what you can)
Date: 4 April, 2 to 5 pm
Where: Triangle Studios, 66 Church Street, NW8 8ET

This is a regular event happening on the first Saturday of each month.

This event is organised by an Arbeit Studios partner. Please refer to their website or social media for any questions and to check the latest updates.

Christmas with a craftsmanship touch is just around the corner! Join Fairer Westminster and the City of Westminster for a local Christmas fair on 30 November, from 2 pm, and watch the Christmas lights switch on by Lord Mayor at 4.30 pm!

What’s on:

• Make your own cards

• Gingerbread decoration

• Mini golf

• Live music with Smoking Mirrors

• Henna and face-painting

• Stalls with hot drinks, festive snacks

Bring the whole family!

Free entry.
Church Street Triangle
30th November, 2 PM - 5 PM

As part of the Open House Festival, Triangle Studios will host special hourly guided tours led by Jan Kattein Architects, our partner on the space. Visitors will have the opportunity to learn more about the construction process, see exclusive project pictures and explore the creative businesses that form part of the regeneration project.

The guided tours will take place hourly, at 12pm, 1pm, 2pm and 3pm.

The building will be open from 11am to 4pm on Saturday 13th September 2025.

Join us for this unique special occasion and add the guided tour to your Open House Festival itinerary.

Accessibility notes
Step-free routes. Accessible toilet.

To close the “Strut the Triangle” fashion workshop series, where local participants attended training courses in confidence, creative performance, fashion design and styling, Church Street Triangle partnered with Vedi Roy, multidisciplinary artist and project creator, to teach them the basics of catwalking, styling, design and performance; fostering both personal growth and collaborative community connections.

Participants will work closely with local fashion designers to upcycle and create unique garments tailored for the runway. These partnerships emphasise sustainability and showcase the rich resources within the local community.

The final runway show will take place outdoors on Church Street Triangle transforming it into a glamorous catwalk where the local community can take pride in themselves as well as their local neighbourhood. This culminating event will transform the space into a lively celebration of creativity, community, and local talent.

Fashion Show: Saturday 30th August, 2-4pm

Free to attend.

Address: Outside 66 Church St. London, NW8 8ET

Nearest stations: Edgware Road or Marylebone

Vedi Roy is the project creator and a multidisciplinary artist with a strong background in dance, performance, and fashion design. Trained at prestigious institutions such as Pineapple Arts, NLDS the College, and The Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts, Vedi’s expertise ensures dynamic and professional facilitation of workshops and events. Vedi has worked closely with One Westminster, Westminster City Council, Edward Harvest Trust and Paddington charities as development lead for co chemsex at Westminster based drug & alcohol recovery charity.

This fashion show, event and programme has been made possible by the funding from Inside Out grant, Westminster City Council.

Information: info@arbeit.org.uk

Neither Nor is a solo exhibition by Caroline Jane Harris, exploring water and waves in both physical and invisible states, as a metaphor for human connection in present day culture. Inspired by ideas of interconnectedness and entanglement, the works and processes unify dichotomies of media, scale, abstraction and change. In this exhibition, papercuts, rubbings and photo-etched copper occupy a space between figurative and abstract, two and three-dimensions. Viewers are invited to reflect on issues of intersecting temporalities and the contemporary human experience.

Further Information

Opening Hours: Thursday 31st July, 6–8.30pm, and runs Friday–Sunday 1st–3rd August, Thursday–Saturday 7th–9th August, 11am–5pm

Free to visit. Front space accessible via the ground floor, back space has one step.

Address: 62 Church St. London, NW8 8ET
Nearest stations: Edgeware road or Marylebone

Website: www.carolinejaneharris.com

Instagram: @cjaneharris

Enquiries: carolinejaneharris@gmail.com

Neither Nor is a solo exhibition by Caroline Jane Harris, exploring water and waves in both physical and invisible states, as a metaphor for human connection in present day culture. Inspired by ideas of interconnectedness and entanglement, the works and processes unify dichotomies of media, scale, abstraction and change. In this exhibition, papercuts, rubbings and photo-etched copper occupy a space between figurative and abstract, two and three-dimensions. Viewers are invited to reflect on issues of intersecting temporalities and the contemporary human experience.

Further Information

Opening Hours: Thursday 31st July, 6–8.30pm, and runs Friday–Sunday 1st–3rd August, Thursday–Saturday 7th–9th August, 11am–5pm

Free to visit. Front space accessible via the ground floor, back space has one step.

Address: 62 Church St. London, NW8 8ET
Nearest stations: Edgeware road or Marylebone

Website: www.carolinejaneharris.com

Instagram: @cjaneharris

Enquiries: carolinejaneharris@gmail.com

Neither Nor is a solo exhibition by Caroline Jane Harris, exploring water and waves in both physical and invisible states, as a metaphor for human connection in present day culture. Inspired by ideas of interconnectedness and entanglement, the works and processes unify dichotomies of media, scale, abstraction and change. In this exhibition, papercuts, rubbings and photo-etched copper occupy a space between figurative and abstract, two and three-dimensions. Viewers are invited to reflect on issues of intersecting temporalities and the contemporary human experience.

Further Information

Opening Hours: Thursday 31st July, 6–8.30pm, and runs Friday–Sunday 1st–3rd August, Thursday–Saturday 7th–9th August, 11am–5pm

Free to visit. Front space accessible via the ground floor, back space has one step.

Address: 62 Church St. London, NW8 8ET
Nearest stations: Edgeware road or Marylebone

Website: www.carolinejaneharris.com

Instagram: @cjaneharris

Enquiries: carolinejaneharris@gmail.com

Neither Nor is a solo exhibition by Caroline Jane Harris, exploring water and waves in both physical and invisible states, as a metaphor for human connection in present day culture. Inspired by ideas of interconnectedness and entanglement, the works and processes unify dichotomies of media, scale, abstraction and change. In this exhibition, papercuts, rubbings and photo-etched copper occupy a space between figurative and abstract, two and three-dimensions. Viewers are invited to reflect on issues of intersecting temporalities and the contemporary human experience.

Further Information

Opening Hours: Thursday 31st July, 6–8.30pm, and runs Friday–Sunday 1st–3rd August, Thursday–Saturday 7th–9th August, 11am–5pm

Free to visit. Front space accessible via the ground floor, back space has one step.

Address: 62 Church St. London, NW8 8ET
Nearest stations: Edgeware road or Marylebone

Website: www.carolinejaneharris.com

Instagram: @cjaneharris

Enquiries: carolinejaneharris@gmail.com

Come join for a relaxing Tuesday afternoon to learn the art of herbal tea blending. An introduction to the healing properties of a range of medicinal plants. We will explore a range of themes including digestion, immunity, stress & sleep. Make your own set of herbal tea bags to take home.

This workshop is free to attend and for over 18's

Tuesday 22 July | 3-5pm (Doors open at 2.55pm)

Arbeit Studios - Triangle Gallery, Westminster, NW8 8ET

Click here to book your tickets via Eventbrite.

We’re excited to invite you to Celebrating Church Street Past and Present hosted by The Mosaic Community Trust. Please see the leaflet below for further details: