8th January 2026

This week at St Margaret’s House, we invite you to start the new year with purpose by taking part in our activities. You can join workshops, wellbeing sessions and creative events that offer space to learn, reflect and connect with others. Whether you want to try something new or ease back into a routine, our activities offer a positive, welcoming way to start the year feeling engaged and supported.

Alongside this, we are proud to support Veganuary at The Gallery Cafe. Our vegan cafe serves nourishing, plant-based food made with care, offering a simple and enjoyable way to explore more sustainable choices. You do not need to commit to anything new, just come in, enjoy a meal and see how small changes can feel good for both you and the planet.

Check out our What's on page and read on to find out what's coming up!

This women-only workshop offers a safe and supportive space to explore grief in all its forms through reflection, movement, breathwork, sound and meditation, guiding a gentle journey from loss towards healing and love.

This session is the best way to get a mid-week energy boost. It suits newcomers and those who practise often, as you move at your own pace, build strength and settle your focus with steady breath. Options are always available, so you can meet yourself exactly as you are each time you step onto the mat.

Restorative Pilates is a mat-based class designed to help you feel more at ease in your body. Grounded in the fundamental elements of Pilates, including breathing, concentration, alignment, stability and mobility, the class blends classical foundations with contemporary approaches to support all bodies and a range of movement experiences. The class is open level and suitable for people new to Pilates.

Onesixfour invites you to Tapestry, a new monthly live art series exploring collective creation, improvisation and shared experience. This first event marks the beginning of a three-part run of initial ‘tester’ evenings, offering space to experiment together, build community and explore how this format might grow sustainably.

Participatory Arts Freelancers! Join us at Grand Junction to meet organisations for whom you might like to work.

PAL is a collective voice for people who design, produce and facilitate participatory arts in London.

Create a heartfelt cyanotype pocket shrine on Valentine’s Day, perfect for couples, pals, or a joyful solo date complete with cake! A unique, creative session organised by Cut Out Club with Marina Cyanotypes as special guest.

If you can't take a date, then take a mate along to join our crafty Valentines Day workshop. We'll be making cyanotype pocket shrines as a meaningful keepsake for your self, your memories and your loved ones.