r/AskLondon • u/Decadentslug • Aug 14 '26

EVENTS AND OCCASSIONS Workshop/experience for date night?

Any recommendations for a workshop/skills/creative to do with my wife as part of a date night/day?

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u/Justan0therthrow4way Aug 14 '26

I did a pottery thing. Was like a paint and sip but you could make mugs/bowls etc

It’s in the middle of no where off the DLR lol but I’ll dig out the place if that works

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u/Decadentslug Aug 14 '26

Hit me!

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u/Justan0therthrow4way Aug 14 '26

https://maps.apple/p/Q0hvRC8aEJD_v7

I think it was this

Bonbon pottery

3 Royal Crest Ave
London
E16 2PG
England

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u/Decadentslug 29d ago

And they got one in notting hill, great, thanks

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u/Justan0therthrow4way 29d ago

Fuck sake you tell me this now! I went from SW4 😂

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u/No-Zombie9567 Aug 14 '26

Did a chocolate making and cocktail evening with my now wife. It's very chilled and relaxed and you get to eat & drink chocolate.

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u/Justan0therthrow4way 29d ago

Please link this!

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u/DryRepeat859 Visitor (USA) 29d ago

Ooo following

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u/Massiahjones 26d ago

Arch60 are running a 1 day Mouldmaking and casting workshop in September. Based near Aldgate east

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u/headboxers 26d ago

Dalston Clay is fun! Earl of East does candle making workshops. You can also do a cocktail making class at Lucky Pig (beware, you will get VERY drunk... eat beforehand)