London - Boundless Theatre

Events at the Box

Alexandra McKinney Zine Making Workshop - Thursday 5 Sept

Zines are an easy, DIY way to express yourself and discuss what you’re passionate about! In this workshop, you’ll learn how to make an eight-page zine using joy-inspired creative prompts.

Connect with Alexandra on instagram here

Cat Wheels Hula Hooping - Saturday 7 and Sunday 8 September

Join Cat for hula hooping at The Box this Saturday 7 and Sunday 8 September

Join us for an exciting opportunity to learn some hula hoop skills from Guinness World Record holder, Cat Wheels! Whether you’re a complete beginner or looking to enhance your hoop repertoire, this drop-in session caters to all levels. Cat will be available to guide you through the fundamentals of hooping, or for those ready for a challenge, there will be the option to try some more advanced moves. Feel free to join to learn some new skills, or for a free play session to unleash your creativity and explore your own hooping style!

Connect with Cat Wheels on instagram here

Youreka Yoga Yoga and Stretching on Friday 6 September

Join Youreka Yoga for some yoga and stretching on Friday 6 September

Find Youreka Yoga on Instagram here

Artists

Flora Lu Friday 30 August, Saturday 31 August, Sunday 1 September

Flora Lu is a London based illustrator and printmaker specializing in hand-drawing illustrations and etching prints, by focusing on themes related to storytelling and cultural narratives, which aiming to disseminates and communicate ideas through her unique creative vision.

Click here to explore Flora Lu’s instagram

Inês Cadete Saturday 31 August

I am a Portuguese illustrator based in London, specializing in printmaking, publication, and storytelling. I enjoy using both digital and analogue mediums and am always looking for new ways to express myself. My work often explores feminist themes and other social causes. I’ve created zines, album covers, and branding projects, blending illustration with social commentary.

My style combines vibrant characters, thoughtful narratives, and a mix of traditional and digital techniques to create engaging visual stories.

Click here to explore Inês Cadete’s portfolio

Callum Heatlie-Ball Sunday 1 September

My name is Callum

My name is Callum – I am a physically disabled artist who hand carves wooden creations, using traditional techniques and locally sourced materials. I make everything from practical items such as bowls – to more whimsical display pieces such as carved mushrooms. Think of me like Santa’s elves, but I work all year round. Each piece I craft is handmade with a great deal of care, inspired by the beauty and resilience of nature. I aim to bring a touch of the warmth of nature to your home, and hope to share the peace and simplicity I find in the natural world through my work.

Click here to discover Callum’s instagram portfolio

Ediz Enver Friday 6 September

I’m Ediz, an illustrator based in South London.

My art revolves a lot around comics and storytelling, usually working in a cartoon style. My recent work is largely based around King Arthur, a figure of legend said to have lived around the 6th century in Britain. I enjoy combining the medieval characters of Arthurian legend with our modern world, and finding the comedy in this juxtaposition. I’ve produced postcards showing snapshots of King Arthur’s experiences navigating the 21st century, while also tackling the return of an ancient foe.

Click here to explore Ediz’ instagram

Isabella Edwards Saturday 7 September

Hi, I’m Isabella (zykaji).

I am an illustrator and designer based in London. My practice focuses on identity and mental health where I channel my thoughts and emotions into my work. I love to explore and emphasise the importance of the mundane and monotonous moments in life, in addition to sharing my perspective of the world. This exhibit of work ‘Threads of the Heart’ focuses on grief and heartbreak with a central focus on young queer relationships. The publication captures the memories and emotions tied to the experience of loss.

Click here to explore Isabella Edwards’ instagram portfolio

randal thadani Saturday 7 September

I’m randal, a young artist who’s lived in south east london my whole life, and through discovery i’ve found mixed media in an analogue form the most interesting to work with – between painting, illustration and comics.

i indulge in the grotesque and “weird” when i can, and have found great inspiration from horror, sci fi and the avant garde.

Nicole Ipsen Sunday 8 September

Nicole Ipsen (b. 1999) is a multidisciplinary artist whose work celebrates the vibrant multiculturalism of the UK.

Infused with the rich colors and traditions of her Latin American and Hispanic heritage, Nicole’s art explores the beauty of cultural diversity. Her paintings and photographs highlight the harmonious blend of different cultures, capturing the essence of modern Britain’s multicultural identity. Through her creative lens, Nicole brings to life the joyful coexistence of traditions, celebrating the unique and colorful tapestry of cultures that define contemporary British society.

Click here to explore Nicole’s instagram here