ASK! DRAW! REPEAT! 
Wednesday 5th August  / 10am-1PM

TACO!  2 Cygnet Square, London SE2 9FA.

Free for children aged 5 to 12 and their siblings, parents and carers.

Sign up for the workshops here. 




Join artists Ruth Beale and Sadie St. Hilaire to help create a giant artwork that will become part of a new public hoarding in Thamesmead!

Together we'll explore patterns, drawing and big questions. We'll imagine ourselves as artists, journalists and curious thinkers, asking questions about the world around us and creating bold drawings inspired by our ideas.

We'll experiment with quick drawing games, make our own microphones for asking questions, and discover how artists turn small drawings into giant repeating patterns. By the end of the workshop, we'll combine everyone's drawings and words into one huge collaborative design, giving you a sneak peek of what the finished artwork could look like.

What questions do you have about the world? What would you change if you could? Come and help us create an artwork full of curiosity, imagination and everyone's ideas.


Free for children aged 5 to 12 and their siblings, parents and carers. Children must be accompanied by an adult. 


This session will take place at TACO! 2 Cygnet Square, London SE2 9FA.

Sign up for the workshops here.


If you have any questions, please email nm@taco.org.uk




The Hundred Club is an experimental creative space that uses arts and play for children to explore social justice issues. Free and open to 5-12 year olds and their siblings, parents and carers. The club was initiated by Ruth Beale and is produced by TACO!




Ruth Beale co-founded The Alternative School of Economicswith Amy Feneck in 2012, and collaborates with Simon Elvins on All the Libraries in London. Ruth is a trustee of the Feminist Library, a member of the all-genders f*choir, and a member of Lewisham Arthouse studio cooperative.


Sadie St. Hilaire is an artist working across animation, illustration and print in participatory contexts. She runs the Big Family Press, a child-led risograph press now based in Old Manor Park Library, bringing children and communities into a dialogue with artists to publish, archive and amplify young people’s experiences and perspectives on the world. Other projects include: Bad Drawing Club, South London Gallery; Down Up Down Up, a social distancing school with Galdem and Goldsmiths Animations; Windrush Suitcases with ACAVA.