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Brighton born mental health project ‘eott’ will be taking over the Dreamy Place space at The Longley Room in Crawley Library to continue their work of normalising mental health conversation, as well as bringing together the local creative and mindful community.
Bringing in some true creatives and community members to help, eott will be first providing the space to come and communicate, to conversate, and share ideas, whilst secondly hosting an open talk which invites those in attendance to again share ideas, but also to hear others stories, respect others rhythms, and come together to find some peace and normality in talking about our minds.
Much like in the tone of its online work, eott will be delivering (and encouraging people to partake) the session in an informal manner.
The afternoon will also feature screenings byLighthouse Young Creatives(LYC) – a professional and personal development scheme empowering young people who aspire to work in the creative industries but face a variety of barriers to doing so. LYC also sets out to address the chronic lack of diversity within the creative and digital industries, which stems from ongoing social inequalities and a historical lack of access and inclusion.
This event is part of Dreamy Place festival. Dreamy Place, formerly Brighton Digital Festival, is a seven-day programme of art, creative tech and digital culture this October in Brighton & Hove and Crawley. Produced by arts agency videoclub, the community-led festival showcases world-renowned artists and installations alongside local creative talent and interactive events. Dreamy Place is designed to engage people of all ages and backgrounds with the potential of creative technology.
Bringing in some true creatives and community members to help, eott will be first providing the space to come and communicate, to conversate, and share ideas, whilst secondly hosting an open talk which invites those in attendance to again share ideas, but also to hear others stories, respect others rhythms, and come together to find some peace and normality in talking about our minds.
Much like in the tone of its online work, eott will be delivering (and encouraging people to partake) the session in an informal manner.
The afternoon will also feature screenings byLighthouse Young Creatives(LYC) – a professional and personal development scheme empowering young people who aspire to work in the creative industries but face a variety of barriers to doing so. LYC also sets out to address the chronic lack of diversity within the creative and digital industries, which stems from ongoing social inequalities and a historical lack of access and inclusion.
This event is part of Dreamy Place festival. Dreamy Place, formerly Brighton Digital Festival, is a seven-day programme of art, creative tech and digital culture this October in Brighton & Hove and Crawley. Produced by arts agency videoclub, the community-led festival showcases world-renowned artists and installations alongside local creative talent and interactive events. Dreamy Place is designed to engage people of all ages and backgrounds with the potential of creative technology.
Saturday 14 Oct 2023
Crawley Museum, 103 High Street, Crawley, West Sussex RH10 1DD
3pm – 5pmThe event is free to attend and you can just turn up.
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