Join us for an intimate Really Helpful Club Power Dinner, hosted in partnership with Evelyn Partners at Pallant House Gallery, as we explore art, creativity and the courage it takes to reinvent both our work and ourselves. Hosted by Sarah Austin, Founder of Really Helpful Club, this special evening will feature a fireside conversation with Melanie Vandenbrouck, Chief Curator at Pallant House Gallery, with a guest sculptor to be announced.

Together, they will open up a thoughtful and inspiring discussion around creative practice, artistic identity and the moments that lead us towards new ideas, new directions and new chapters.

Drawing on their experience across sculpture, curation and cultural storytelling, the conversation will explore how creativity can help us see the world differently, respond to change and find the confidence to evolve. From the discipline behind creative work to the importance of curiosity, resilience and personal expression, this will be an honest and uplifting discussion about what it means to continue growing, creating and reinventing throughout life.

Designed as a warm and thoughtful supper for a small group of our community, the evening will offer space for expert insight, shared experience, meaningful conversation and genuine connection in the beautiful surroundings of Pallant House Gallery.

Please note, this is not a ticketed booking and submitting your details does not automatically confirm your place. Places are limited and carefully curated by the Really Helpful Club team. If you are unable to attend this dinner, or if a place is not available on this occasion, we would still love you to express your interest and join our Power Dinner Little Black Book for future events.