8-31 August 2025​
Opening: Thursday 7 August
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Staffordshire St presents The Wicker Arms, an exhibition using folk horror to invite us to reimagine the pub, upend its more traditional associations, and reclaim it as a third space as part of Festival of Community 2025.
Curatorial platforms ha.lf and the icing room will transform Staffordshire St into an artist-inspired pub and immersive exhibition incorporating work from 20 artists.
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Exhibiting artists: Milly Aburrow, Haydn Albrow, Henrietta Armstrong, Isobel Atacus, Hannah Bays, Camilla Bliss, Flora Bradwell, Emma Carlow, Charlie Chesterman, Boudicca Collins, Laura Copsey, Denise Hickey, Paul Kindersley, Kenji Lim, Brighid Lowe, Lindsey Mendick, Eleanor McLean, Taryn O’Reilly, Heidi Pearce, Sophie Popper, Anna Sebastian, Jesse Warby
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8-31 August 2025​
Opening: Thursday 7 August
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Staffordshire St presents Festival of Community 2025: a collaborative programme of workshops, events, exhibitions and drop-ins that will celebrate our neighbourhood and the communities that fill its streets. Exploring notions of community, place and belonging, Staffordshire St will become a locus for playful creativity and celebratory knowledge sharing.
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The Wicker Arms is this year's central exhibition.
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Thursday 4 September
Thursday 6 November
7 - 10​
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Film Club at Staffordshire St provides collectives, curators and audiences with a space to explore cinematic conversations, push the boundaries of experimental film and showcase archival heritage footage.
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Throughout 2025 we are delighted to have Dream Sequence in residency.
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Dream Sequence presents 10 experimental short films from 10 exciting and emerging filmmakers from around the world. No theme. No rules. Expect a kaleidoscopic night where different ideas, themes, textures, and filmmaking techniques collide.
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Tickets coming soon
STST Lates | DONUT JAM
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5 September 2025
8 - late
Staffordshire St presents our resident monthly DONUT JAM, where London’s finest musicians are invited to perform in the round - in direct conversation with each other.
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Throughout the night, visual artists will be showcasing work responding to the sounds, creating a space of interdisciplinary experimentation.Whether you are a musician, listener, or somewhere in between, there is a space for you at DONUT JAM, Peckham.
Curated by Kaia Goodenough and Charly Flynn
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Tickets coming soon