03/05/2026
✨ A lickle look back on our Apittame Arts Archives by Imani Ahiro✨
📝 Our sessions have been a space to share stories, connect, and create together.
It has been a privilege to have hold space for creativity and bring community together
Some words from participants that have stuck with me:
💬 “Amazing inclusive environment — I felt free”
💬 “Loved the session”
💬 “It was fun to get creative”
From quiet reflections to bold new ideas, these workshops have opened doors for expression and confidenceđź’›
Apittame Arts started from a desire to create community through creativity, at a time when I was feeling lost in London. It began with a creative writing session exploring Afrofuturism, Black presence, and Black British historical figures. thank youuuu Melissa Wills, who runs women like me for encouraging and helping me to run my first seshhh.
Each space has taught me something new about creativity, connection, and what happens when people are given room to write, reflect, and simply be.
I always find it refreshing to be in a room with people who are seasoned creatives, just beginning their journey, or finding their footing again because the things that are shared when we allow ourselves to exist together are truly beautiful.
One of my favourite moments was hearing that a workshop inspired someone to start being creative again.
So thank you, thank you, thank you.
I am deeply grateful to everyone who has come and shared space with us.
Grateful for every venue, every participant, and every moment of shared vulnerability that has made these workshops possible.
Taking up space, making space, and continuing the work ✨