Fresh Youth

Aged between 13 - 19? Join us for weekly creative session at Lauderdale House.

These sessions are held partnership with Camden Youth Services and are held on Thursdays,  4 - 6pm for 13 - 19 year olds (up to 25 for young people with disabilities).

We work with exciting artists who lead engaging and fun sessions. The programme is youth-led, and operates in term and over the holidays, with the participants contributing ideas to future sessions and giving feedback at every stage of planning.

Want to come along? Complete our sign up form below or scroll down for some details.

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19 June - 10 July - Stop Motion Workshops
Learn how to design story boards, create characters and film stop motion in these fun and exciting workshops.

17 July - End of Term Party
Join us for pizza, games and music as we celebrate the start of summer!

24 July - 28 August, 1 - 4pm - Summer Programme
This summer is all about photography. You’ll have the opportunity to learn new skills and submit an entry for our Young Photographers Competition.

Are you a young person who would like to try these sessions? Click on the button below to get access to our sign up form. We also offer the opportunity to drop in for just 5 -10 minutes to see how the session feels before committing to a longer session.

To hear from other young people about why they love coming to Fresh, check out this video.

If you have any questions about the programme, please get in touch with our Education team on oclements@lauderdale.org.uk or 020 8348 8716. 

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The project has developed from over two years of partnership work and is particularly important as the youth centre that the young people used to attend, Fresh Youth Academy, is closed for refurbishment. The session is supported by two youth workers from Camden Youth Services and sessions are normally led by an artist or a member of the Education team.

Lauderdale House is a registered charity (275502), and we receive no regular government nor council funding. We rely on donations and grants to preserve this unique heritage building and run our free programme. For example your donation, big or small, may be used to buy materials or pay artists for our Fresh creative sessions, allowing the young people access to the arts for free. 

If you can, please consider donating below to allow us to continue to run our youth collective.

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