COMMUNITY, CREATIVITY & CONVERSATION - UNLOCKING NEW HOUSING IN EUSTON
During autumn of 2025, we’re working with Camden Council as part of their wider work on housing with the Euston Housing Delivery Group, set up by the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government to help deliver much-needed new homes (including affordable) and the facilities to support them in the Euston area.
HOW CAN YOU GET INVOLVED?
Take part in a Making / Conversation Workshop!
In September and October we’ll be working with specific community groups across Euston to deliver a series newly commissioned interactive creative community workshops entitled: Making/Conversation, led by artist Caitlin Strongarm and co-facilitated with creative producer Sarah Nicholl, together we’ll be making a large-scale interactive model neighbourhood and exploring some of the complexities around housing.
Here are some of the upcoming workshop dates:
Tuesday 16th September at Third Age Project
Wednesday 17th September with Hopscotch Women’s Centre
Friday 19th September with One Roof
Monday 22nd September with Cumberland Youth Group / FYA
Tuesday 23rd September with Esther Randall Court
Friday 3rd October with Somers Town Community Centre
Monday 6th October with Somers Town Community Centre
More dates to follow soon!
We’re also hosting a couple of public workshops that all Euston area residents are welcome at:
Thursday 9th October at ODAC - drop in between 5pm to 7pm - just turn up!
Tuesday 14th October - with Somers Town Community Association - drop in between 3pm - 5pm
COME TO OUR FESTIVAL, BLUEPRINTS
Save the dates: Wednesday 29th October - Saturday 1st November
Blueprints: a festival of ideas for housing, bringing together an exhibition of the artwork made by the community, a new project by One Roof artists, alongside workshops, information and discussion with residents, urbanists, artists and organisations exploring ways of organising, building and living that centre communities. Plus, Camden housing support services. Full programme to be announced at the start of October.
At all the events, we’ll be discussing what’s important to us in our homes and neighbourhoods to inform community recommendations for housing in Euston- and ensure residents can truly shape the future of housing in the area together.