Building Crafts College Open Day As Part Of The Alice Billing House Time Capsule Project
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Building Crafts College Open Day As Part Of The Alice Billing House Time Capsule Project

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Tuesday, 9 June 2026

Grow Studios

2-12 West Ham Lane, London, E15 4SF

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Building Crafts College’s open day is designed to give young people an engaging introduction to the college, its courses, and potential pathways into further education, as well as an insight into an exciting project collaboration with Alice Billing House, an artist studio in Stratford.

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