Create Monday Club
Regular creative music workshops for disabled and/or neurodiverse adults, their supporters and carers.
The Monday Club is a series of music workshops for disabled and/or neurodiverse adults, their supporters and carers, who meet roughly once a month at LSO St Luke’s from 11am to 3pm on a Monday. Participants may attend alone, with family members or supporters, or as part of a group from local day or residential centres. No prior instrumental experience is needed.
The workshops are inspired by repertoire being performed by the LSO, and the group’s diverse life experiences. United by a love of music, participants compose, improvise and create music together, alongside LSO musicians and workshop leader Mark Withers.
There are occasional taster days for new groups and every year there is an opportunity for a small group to perform alongside LSO musicians.
LSO St Luke’s has ramp access, lifts to all levels, and an accessible toilet. Visit this page for more information about accessibility at LSO St Luke’s.
Find Out More & Take Part
To find out more about LSO Create activities, and for information about taking part, please contact:
Natasha Krichefski Community Senior Projects Manager
natasha.krichefski@lso.co.uk
LSO Create: Inclusive Opportunities
Relaxed Concerts
Free concerts at LSO St Luke’s particularly suited for people with sensory and communication impairments, or who are neurodiverse.
Open Rehearsals
An opportunity for individuals and groups of disabled and/or neurodiverse adults, their supporters and carers, to hear the LSO rehearsing in the Barbican Hall.
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LSO Create is generously supported by Stavros Niarchos Foundation (SNF), 29th May 1961 Charitable Trust, Anthony and Elizabeth Mellows Charitable Settlement, Rothenberg Charitable Foundation, Andor Charitable Trust and the Worshipful Company of Fan Makers.
