Explore Yarn's Creative Side
A documentary screening showcases innovative uses of yarn, while offering a relaxed cinema experience for crafters. The event invites attendees to unwind and be inspired by the creative world of knit and crochet.

Are you interested in exploring the creative possibilities of yarn? On Saturday, 14 November 2026, the Depot in Lewes will host a screening of the documentary "Yarn", directed by Þórdur Bragi Jónsson, Una Lorenzen, and Heather Millard. This 76-minute film features interviews with artists such as Tilde Björfors, Barbara Kingsolver, and Toshiko Horiuchi MacAdam, showcasing their innovative approaches to knit and crochet.
The documentary brings together a diverse range of artists, including wool graffiti artists, circus performers, and structural designers, to create a visually striking look at the women who are redefining the tradition of yarn. By highlighting their creative work, the film offers a fresh perspective on this colourful tradition and its potential applications in modern art.
The screening is designed to be a relaxed and sociable experience, with lights partially up and descriptive subtitles available for accessibility. Attendees are welcome to work on their knitting, crochet, or hand sewing projects during the film, making it a perfect opportunity to unwind and be inspired by the creative world of yarn. For tickets and more details, click the button beside this article.
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