Join artist and workshop leader Linden K. McMahon for a creative, time-travelling workshop inspired by Rob Hopkins’ book How to Fall in Love with the Future.
Not gay as in happy; queer as in hopepunk!
Join artist and workshop leader Linden K. McMahon for a creative, time-travelling workshop inspired by Rob Hopkins’ book How to Fall in Love with the Future.
We will visit a future where things are better, and bring back news and ideas! If we can’t imagine a better world, we can’t create one, and this workshop will help us flex our imaginations and dream towards action through storytelling, map-making, junk-modelling, and drawing.
If you’d like to make a day of it, why not go to the creative writing workshop in the morning and bring your ideas to add to the map of future Porty!
“The world may seem broken, but it is in the healing, in the rebuilding, where hope is found. And we must keep building, together.” – Toni Morrison.
About The Host
Your workshop leader is Linden K. McMahon, a participatory arts and nature connection facilitator whose work with adults and children focuses on community building, nature connection and ecological healing, increasing access to creativity, and justice and belonging.
Accessibility
- Parking
- Drop-off point at the main entrance, outside Tribe Porty.
- The pavement here is a little uneven so take care
- Limited free on street parking available on Windsor Place and Mount Lodge Place and metre parking on Portobello High Street.
- The nearest Blue Badge parking spaces are on Regent Street and Marlbrough Street
- Venue
- This event will be held on ground floor space of Tribe Porty
- Step Free Entrance
- Accessible toilet
If you have specific access needs or questions, please do get in touch, with Tribe Porty Directly: [email protected] / 0131 258 3471