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  • A group of 8 female identifying people wearing sarees in different drapes and colours.

    Riot Crrrl

    Our first SareeNaSorry Funshop at Riot Crrrl in Brighton! Read about the Funshop.

  • A group of 7 people, draped in a range of sarees smiling at the camera

    The Ledward Centre

    Our second SareeNaSorry Funshop was in partnership with the Ledward Centre. Read about about the Funshop.

  • 5 people draped in sarees blowing kisses

    Orange Collective

    A SareeNaSorry Funshop around mental health in partneship with the Orange Collective who focus on Arts and Wellbeing.

  • Lush

    Our fourth SareeNaSorry Funshop was in partnership with Lush and themed around the circular economy and sustainability.

  • People draped in Sarees standing on a staircase at the RSA Funshop

    RSA House

    Our first Funshop in London was held at the RSA House.

  • About Balance

    Our sixth SareeNaSorry Funshop at About Balance!

  • Festive Funshop

    This was our last Funshop of 2024 and we felt grateful for our small group as it felt like a really gentle way to spend a Saturday.

  • Self Love Festival

    We had great fun being part of this Women of Colour festival and meeting some incredible people. We ran two Funshops on this day.

  • Age Without Limits

    Funded by Age without Limits, this Funshop to celebrate ageing and challenge ageism. Read about the Funshop!

  • Think Ahead: Team Day Funshop

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  • Together Co Team Day Funshop

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  • Two Temple Place

    We ran two Funshops connected to Two Temple Places’ Lives Less Ordinary exhibition.

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Happy International Women’s day! ✨💜 This year’s theme is #InspireInclusion. When asked what the theme meant to Poppy she shared “inspiring inclusion is about creating opportunities for all women to be in spaces we wouldn’
Have you booked your ticket yet? 🥻✨ Come join us at our next Funshop at Lush Brighton this Friday the 23rd of Feb. In our Funshop, we’ll explore identity and belonging, the social context behind the saree, different draping techniques, fast
Last summer we completed the Jamdani Mural, inspired by the Bangladeshi Saree weave. Through the Jamdani mural, we are sharing our identity with pride, demonstrating what belonging looks like to us as the children of migrants. A small contributio
A few moments captured at the @indianfutures event a couple of Saturdays ago! We loved being part of the event and draping you all! #SareeNaSorryTaster #IndianFutures #Bollydance #Events #Storytelling #SpokenWord
What should I wear to the Funshops? We recommend you wear whatever top you feel comfortable in, for example crop tops, bandeau tops, blouses and t-shirts all look great with a saree! On your bottom half, we suggest a skirt, or leggings/trousers (i
We are excited to run a SareeNaSorry Taster as part of the Afternoon with @indianfutures event at Manor Road Gym in Brighton on the 18th of November. Alongside our SareeNaSorry Taster there will be an Insights and Interludes session with Alanna McI
Sophie shares her experience and apprehensions about our SareeNaSorry Funshop: “As a transgender person so much of my identity, and my struggles with it, have been tied up in issues around gender, gender expression and prejudice. Initially,
Let’s talk about appropriation 🥻 I would like to come to the Funshop but am worried about mis-appropriation? We believe culture sharing is important and there is a difference between appropriation & and appreciation. Mis-appropriation
The reason behind our name SareeNaSorry Funshop. When growing up Poppy felt uncomfortable to show up in a saree outside of family events for fear of being othered, or seen as different. SareeNaSorry is about fostering pride and expressing your id
Our second Funshop at @theledwardcentre Photos by @sophiecooktalks #Saree #Brighton #LGBTQI+ #Draping #identity #Belonging