Tomorrow’s Women VAWG Event

Violence Against Women and Girls: Who's Responsibility Is It?

Violence against women and girls remains one of the most pressing issues facing our communities, affecting lives, families and future generations. Yet too often the responsibility for addressing it falls solely on those most impacted. This thought-provoking event challenges that narrative.

10am-2pm

Northgate Church

Eventbrite - Edit Violence Against Women and Girls: Who's responsibility is it?

Healthy Relationships Workshops

Delivered by Cheshire Police Challenging the narrative around relationships with young people - Closed Sessions

Through Her Lens @ Storyhouse

Through Her Lens is a powerful, immersive exhibition created by women with lived experience of stalking and harassment. Using photography, participants from Tomorrow's Women captured their personal experiences, offering a raw insight into the fear, isolation, and impact of being watched, followed, and controlled. Through striking imagery, sound, lighting and video, the exhibition challenged perceptions, sparked important conversations, and highlighted the urgent need for women to feel safer in everyday life.

Storyhouse is open from 8am to 11pm every day from Monday to Saturday, and from 9:30am to 11pm on Sundays and Bank Holidays

Behind Closed Doors @ Eastgate Shopping Centre

Domestic abuse is often invisible and occurs long before we see the warning signs or someone reaches out for help. This exhibition aims to challenge stereotypes and breakdown the stigma of what domestic abuse looks like Behind Closed Doors.

Working with the women of Tomorrow’s Women, we have created an exhibition, which is powerful and thought provoking and gives insight into the lived experiences of domestic abuse within the home.

The intention of this exhibition was to highlight the ongoing and long lasting effects of domestic abuse on a persons, physical, emotional and psychological wellbeing and how this impact goes unnoticed, all too often.

We invite you to come and experience the profound impact of this installation, to look beyond the familiar surrounds of a home and to reflect on what for many people is a place of fear, uncertainty and pain.

We would like this exhibition to begin a conversation that extends far beyond the 16 days of activism, because for people living with domestic abuse, there are no 16 days, this is their reality.

Monday-Saturday. 9-5:30pm

Sunday 11-5pm

Ask For Angela Show

7:30pm-8:30pm

Garrett Theatre Storyhouse

Pay What You Can

The Totally Visible Theatre Company offer extracts from their new play Ask for Angela which explores the urgent issue of violence against women and girls. Rizla, Mel and Queen work in a bit of a dive bar and they’re not too happy about the way things are going. Kitty believes in the stars, but the planets aren’t aligned for her. Queen is trying to bring up her boys to love and respect but the world has other ideas. When violence shatters their world, they are forced to face up to the dangerous reality of the manosphere. With strong female characters, fast-paced dialogue peppered with warmth and humanity despite the difficulties of this topical issue, this really is a must-see. This session will include a Q and A to further explore questions raised by the play.

Tomorrow’s Women Domestic Abuse Group

TW’s Domestic Abuse Group aimed at supporting victims and survivors. Must be registered with TW to attend.

11am-12noon @ TW Chester

Open to all women 18+ but you will need to register first. Call 01244 906494 or email admin@tomorrowswomen.org.uk

Fallen Angels

A 1-hour “Fallen Angels Movement” workshop to include: an introduction the Fallen Angels Dance Theatre, workshops in Chester, and to experience how movement can enhance the process of recovery, improve wellbeing. 

1-2pm @ TW Chester

Open to all women 18+ but you will need to register first. Call 01244 906494 or email admin@tomorrowswomen.org.uk

Through Her Lens @ Storyhouse

Through Her Lens is a powerful, immersive exhibition created by women with lived experience of stalking and harassment. Using photography, participants from Tomorrow's Women captured their personal experiences, offering a raw insight into the fear, isolation, and impact of being watched, followed, and controlled. Through striking imagery, sound, lighting and video, the exhibition challenged perceptions, sparked important conversations, and highlighted the urgent need for women to feel safer in everyday life.

Storyhouse is open from 8am to 11pm every day from Monday to Saturday, and from 9:30am to 11pm on Sundays and Bank Holidays

Behind Closed Doors @ Eastgate Shopping Centre

Domestic abuse is often invisible and occurs long before we see the warning signs or someone reaches out for help. This exhibition aims to challenge stereotypes and breakdown the stigma of what domestic abuse looks like Behind Closed Doors.

Working with the women of Tomorrow’s Women, we have created an exhibition, which is powerful and thought provoking and gives insight into the lived experiences of domestic abuse within the home.

The intention of this exhibition was to highlight the ongoing and long lasting effects of domestic abuse on a persons, physical, emotional and psychological wellbeing and how this impact goes unnoticed, all too often.

We invite you to come and experience the profound impact of this installation, to look beyond the familiar surrounds of a home and to reflect on what for many people is a place of fear, uncertainty and pain.

We would like this exhibition to begin a conversation that extends far beyond the 16 days of activism, because for people living with domestic abuse, there are no 16 days, this is their reality.

Monday-Saturday. 9-5:30pm

Sunday 11-5pm

Walking Netball

Sessions are led by specially trained Walking Netball Hosts and are designed to be fun, social and inclusive. There’s no long-term commitment, so you can book a session, give it a try and see how you get on.

Sessions are run in partnership with England Netball and are available exclusively to women aged 18+.

Brio Northgate Leisure Centre- 10am - 11am

Bookable on the Brio Website

Email Admin@tomorrowswomen.org.uk for a free code - these are limited and are on a first come first served basis.

Meet the IDVA’s
an opportunity to learn more about the role of the Independent Domestic Violence Advisory Service (IDVAS), meet the team, and understand how they support individuals affected by domestic abuse.

TW Chester - 10am-11am

Open to all women 18+ but you will need to register first. Call 01244 906494 or email admin@tomorrowswomen.org.uk

Look Out for the Lotus

Look Out for the Lotus is a community campaign that helps create safer spaces for women by encouraging local businesses and organisations to recognise concerns, offer support, and signpost to specialist services. Using the lotus symbol, it promotes a community-wide commitment to women's safety, wellbeing and empowerment.

Through Her Lens @ Storyhouse

Through Her Lens is a powerful, immersive exhibition created by women with lived experience of stalking and harassment. Using photography, participants from Tomorrow's Women captured their personal experiences, offering a raw insight into the fear, isolation, and impact of being watched, followed, and controlled. Through striking imagery, sound, lighting and video, the exhibition challenged perceptions, sparked important conversations, and highlighted the urgent need for women to feel safer in everyday life.

Storyhouse is open from 8am to 11pm every day from Monday to Saturday, and from 9:30am to 11pm on Sundays and Bank Holidays

Behind Closed Doors @ Eastgate Shopping Centre

Domestic abuse is often invisible and occurs long before we see the warning signs or someone reaches out for help. This exhibition aims to challenge stereotypes and breakdown the stigma of what domestic abuse looks like Behind Closed Doors.

Working with the women of Tomorrow’s Women, we have created an exhibition, which is powerful and thought provoking and gives insight into the lived experiences of domestic abuse within the home.

The intention of this exhibition was to highlight the ongoing and long lasting effects of domestic abuse on a persons, physical, emotional and psychological wellbeing and how this impact goes unnoticed, all too often.

We invite you to come and experience the profound impact of this installation, to look beyond the familiar surrounds of a home and to reflect on what for many people is a place of fear, uncertainty and pain.

We would like this exhibition to begin a conversation that extends far beyond the 16 days of activism, because for people living with domestic abuse, there are no 16 days, this is their reality.

Monday-Saturday. 9-5:30pm

Sunday 11-5pm

Her Night -Womens Only Social Event

Síbín Social - Northgate Street

7pm-Midnight

Through Her Lens @ Storyhouse

Through Her Lens is a powerful, immersive exhibition created by women with lived experience of stalking and harassment. Using photography, participants from Tomorrow's Women captured their personal experiences, offering a raw insight into the fear, isolation, and impact of being watched, followed, and controlled. Through striking imagery, sound, lighting and video, the exhibition challenged perceptions, sparked important conversations, and highlighted the urgent need for women to feel safer in everyday life.

Storyhouse is open from 8am to 11pm every day from Monday to Saturday, and from 9:30am to 11pm on Sundays and Bank Holidays

Behind Closed Doors @ Eastgate Shopping Centre

Domestic abuse is often invisible and occurs long before we see the warning signs or someone reaches out for help. This exhibition aims to challenge stereotypes and breakdown the stigma of what domestic abuse looks like Behind Closed Doors.

Working with the women of Tomorrow’s Women, we have created an exhibition, which is powerful and thought provoking and gives insight into the lived experiences of domestic abuse within the home.

The intention of this exhibition was to highlight the ongoing and long lasting effects of domestic abuse on a persons, physical, emotional and psychological wellbeing and how this impact goes unnoticed, all too often.

We invite you to come and experience the profound impact of this installation, to look beyond the familiar surrounds of a home and to reflect on what for many people is a place of fear, uncertainty and pain.

We would like this exhibition to begin a conversation that extends far beyond the 16 days of activism, because for people living with domestic abuse, there are no 16 days, this is their reality.

Monday-Saturday. 9-5:30pm

Sunday 11-5pm

White Ribbon Day

Join us on Eastgate Street on 29th November from 11am-3pm for a community event marking White Ribbon Day. Enjoy live entertainment from Karamba Samba and local choirs, see a giant white ribbon raised by the Fire Service, and help raise awareness of domestic abuse, with support services on hand to signpost anyone who may need help.

Everyone is welcome to come along, show their support, and stand together in creating safer communities for women and girls.

Eastgate Street

11am-3pm

Through Her Lens @ Storyhouse

Through Her Lens is a powerful, immersive exhibition created by women with lived experience of stalking and harassment. Using photography, participants from Tomorrow's Women captured their personal experiences, offering a raw insight into the fear, isolation, and impact of being watched, followed, and controlled. Through striking imagery, sound, lighting and video, the exhibition challenged perceptions, sparked important conversations, and highlighted the urgent need for women to feel safer in everyday life.

Storyhouse is open from 8am to 11pm every day from Monday to Saturday, and from 9:30am to 11pm on Sundays and Bank Holidays

Behind Closed Doors @ Eastgate Shopping Centre

Domestic abuse is often invisible and occurs long before we see the warning signs or someone reaches out for help. This exhibition aims to challenge stereotypes and breakdown the stigma of what domestic abuse looks like Behind Closed Doors.

Working with the women of Tomorrow’s Women, we have created an exhibition, which is powerful and thought provoking and gives insight into the lived experiences of domestic abuse within the home.

The intention of this exhibition was to highlight the ongoing and long lasting effects of domestic abuse on a persons, physical, emotional and psychological wellbeing and how this impact goes unnoticed, all too often.

We invite you to come and experience the profound impact of this installation, to look beyond the familiar surrounds of a home and to reflect on what for many people is a place of fear, uncertainty and pain.

We would like this exhibition to begin a conversation that extends far beyond the 16 days of activism, because for people living with domestic abuse, there are no 16 days, this is their reality.

Monday-Saturday. 9-5:30pm

Sunday 11-5pm

Train Station
Organisations from the Chester VAWG board will be holding information stalls in Chester train Station foyer on how they can support women.

Empowered Through Movement

TW Chester 1pm-2pm

Open to all women 18+ but you will need to register first. Call 01244 906494 or email admin@tomorrowswomen.org.uk

Walking Netball

Sessions are led by specially trained Walking Netball Hosts and are designed to be fun, social and inclusive. There’s no long-term commitment, so you can book a session, give it a try and see how you get on.

Sessions are run in partnership with England Netball and are available exclusively to women aged 18+.

Brio Northgate Leisure Centre 7pm-8pm

Bookable on the Brio Website

Email Admin@tomorrowswomen.org.uk for a free code - these are limited and are on a first come first served basis.

Through Her Lens @ Storyhouse

Through Her Lens is a powerful, immersive exhibition created by women with lived experience of stalking and harassment. Using photography, participants from Tomorrow's Women captured their personal experiences, offering a raw insight into the fear, isolation, and impact of being watched, followed, and controlled. Through striking imagery, sound, lighting and video, the exhibition challenged perceptions, sparked important conversations, and highlighted the urgent need for women to feel safer in everyday life.

Storyhouse is open from 8am to 11pm every day from Monday to Saturday, and from 9:30am to 11pm on Sundays and Bank Holidays

Behind Closed Doors @ Eastgate Shopping Centre

Domestic abuse is often invisible and occurs long before we see the warning signs or someone reaches out for help. This exhibition aims to challenge stereotypes and breakdown the stigma of what domestic abuse looks like Behind Closed Doors.

Working with the women of Tomorrow’s Women, we have created an exhibition, which is powerful and thought provoking and gives insight into the lived experiences of domestic abuse within the home.

The intention of this exhibition was to highlight the ongoing and long lasting effects of domestic abuse on a persons, physical, emotional and psychological wellbeing and how this impact goes unnoticed, all too often.

We invite you to come and experience the profound impact of this installation, to look beyond the familiar surrounds of a home and to reflect on what for many people is a place of fear, uncertainty and pain.

We would like this exhibition to begin a conversation that extends far beyond the 16 days of activism, because for people living with domestic abuse, there are no 16 days, this is their reality.

Monday-Saturday. 9-5:30pm

Sunday 11-5pm

Open Access Group @ Storyhouse

Drop in Domestic Abuse Support

10am-12pm at Storyhouse

Safety Walk

6pm Meet at Dukes Drive

Join police officers and safety partners as we walk through the city centre to identify concerns, improve safety and hear directly from women and girls about their experiences

Strongher Together

Your chance to work out in a supportive, empowering environment designed for women of all fitness levels. Whether you are looking for guidance, motivation, or just the accountability of training alongside others, these sessions give you the flexibility to train in a way that suits you. Help women build confidence in the gym, form social connections, and support one another on their fitness journey. A gym instructor will be available to help you during your session, guide you through exercises, provide technique tips, or write a personalised plan.

6pm-7pm Brio Northgate Leisure Centre

Bookable on the Brio Website

Email Admin@tomorrowswomen.org.uk for a free code - these are limited and are on a first come first served basis.

Modesty Swim and Health Suite - Female Only

Female Only 75 minute Health Suite session (steam room, sauna and relaxation area). Please collect a sauna band from Reception. Please remember to bring a £1 coin or trolley token for lockers.

Sauna Access - 8:15pm-9:30pm

Modesty Swim - 8:45-9:30pm

Brio Northgate Leisure Centre

Bookable on the Brio Website

Email Admin@tomorrowswomen.org.uk for a free code - these are limited and are on a first come first served basis.

Through Her Lens @ Storyhouse

Through Her Lens is a powerful, immersive exhibition created by women with lived experience of stalking and harassment. Using photography, participants from Tomorrow's Women captured their personal experiences, offering a raw insight into the fear, isolation, and impact of being watched, followed, and controlled. Through striking imagery, sound, lighting and video, the exhibition challenged perceptions, sparked important conversations, and highlighted the urgent need for women to feel safer in everyday life.

Storyhouse is open from 8am to 11pm every day from Monday to Saturday, and from 9:30am to 11pm on Sundays and Bank Holidays

Behind Closed Doors @ Eastgate Shopping Centre

Domestic abuse is often invisible and occurs long before we see the warning signs or someone reaches out for help. This exhibition aims to challenge stereotypes and breakdown the stigma of what domestic abuse looks like Behind Closed Doors.

Working with the women of Tomorrow’s Women, we have created an exhibition, which is powerful and thought provoking and gives insight into the lived experiences of domestic abuse within the home.

The intention of this exhibition was to highlight the ongoing and long lasting effects of domestic abuse on a persons, physical, emotional and psychological wellbeing and how this impact goes unnoticed, all too often.

We invite you to come and experience the profound impact of this installation, to look beyond the familiar surrounds of a home and to reflect on what for many people is a place of fear, uncertainty and pain.

We would like this exhibition to begin a conversation that extends far beyond the 16 days of activism, because for people living with domestic abuse, there are no 16 days, this is their reality.

Monday-Saturday. 9-5:30pm

Sunday 11-5pm

Safety Bus - Day Time

‘Safe space’ safety vehicles, branded as Safety Buses, patrol city and town centres where there are high levels of night life. They are clearly visible and provide a safe space for vulnerable people. The vehicles have on-board safety equipment such as defibrillators, first aid kits, phone chargers and bottles of water. They are staffed by police officers and community safety specialists from partner agencies who are on hand to ensure that anyone in need of help is cared for until they are able to get home safely. 

10am-2pm Location TBC

Healthy Relationships Workshops

Delivered by Cheshire Police Challenging the narrative around relationships with young people - Closed Sessions.

Through Her Lens @ Storyhouse

Through Her Lens is a powerful, immersive exhibition created by women with lived experience of stalking and harassment. Using photography, participants from Tomorrow's Women captured their personal experiences, offering a raw insight into the fear, isolation, and impact of being watched, followed, and controlled. Through striking imagery, sound, lighting and video, the exhibition challenged perceptions, sparked important conversations, and highlighted the urgent need for women to feel safer in everyday life.

Storyhouse is open from 8am to 11pm every day from Monday to Saturday, and from 9:30am to 11pm on Sundays and Bank Holidays

Behind Closed Doors @ Eastgate Shopping Centre

Domestic abuse is often invisible and occurs long before we see the warning signs or someone reaches out for help. This exhibition aims to challenge stereotypes and breakdown the stigma of what domestic abuse looks like Behind Closed Doors.

Working with the women of Tomorrow’s Women, we have created an exhibition, which is powerful and thought provoking and gives insight into the lived experiences of domestic abuse within the home.

The intention of this exhibition was to highlight the ongoing and long lasting effects of domestic abuse on a persons, physical, emotional and psychological wellbeing and how this impact goes unnoticed, all too often.

We invite you to come and experience the profound impact of this installation, to look beyond the familiar surrounds of a home and to reflect on what for many people is a place of fear, uncertainty and pain.

We would like this exhibition to begin a conversation that extends far beyond the 16 days of activism, because for people living with domestic abuse, there are no 16 days, this is their reality.

Monday-Saturday. 9-5:30pm

Sunday 11-5pm

Tomorrow’s Women Domestic Abuse Group

TW’s Domestic Abuse Group aimed at supporting victims and survivors. Must be registered with TW to attend.

11am-12noon at TW Chester

Open to all women 18+ but you will need to register first. Call 01244 906494 or email admin@tomorrowswomen.org.uk

Fallen Angels

A 1-hour “Fallen Angels Movement” workshop to include: an introduction the Fallen Angels Dance Theatre, workshops in Chester, and to experience how movement can enhance the process of recovery, improve wellbeing. 

1-2pm @ TW Chester

Open to all women 18+ but you will need to register first. Call 01244 906494 or email admin@tomorrowswomen.org.uk

Reclaim the Canal

Join the Canal and River Trust and community partners for a walk from the University into Chester city centre, exploring how we can work together to make Chester safer for women and girls. The walk will end at Storyhouse for a hot chocolate and an informal discussion about safety, wellbeing and the role we all play in creating safer public spaces.

Meeting at the University - 2pm

Through Her Lens @ Storyhouse

Through Her Lens is a powerful, immersive exhibition created by women with lived experience of stalking and harassment. Using photography, participants from Tomorrow's Women captured their personal experiences, offering a raw insight into the fear, isolation, and impact of being watched, followed, and controlled. Through striking imagery, sound, lighting and video, the exhibition challenged perceptions, sparked important conversations, and highlighted the urgent need for women to feel safer in everyday life.

Storyhouse is open from 8am to 11pm every day from Monday to Saturday, and from 9:30am to 11pm on Sundays and Bank Holidays

Behind Closed Doors @ Eastgate Shopping Centre

Domestic abuse is often invisible and occurs long before we see the warning signs or someone reaches out for help. This exhibition aims to challenge stereotypes and breakdown the stigma of what domestic abuse looks like Behind Closed Doors.

Working with the women of Tomorrow’s Women, we have created an exhibition, which is powerful and thought provoking and gives insight into the lived experiences of domestic abuse within the home.

The intention of this exhibition was to highlight the ongoing and long lasting effects of domestic abuse on a persons, physical, emotional and psychological wellbeing and how this impact goes unnoticed, all too often.

We invite you to come and experience the profound impact of this installation, to look beyond the familiar surrounds of a home and to reflect on what for many people is a place of fear, uncertainty and pain.

We would like this exhibition to begin a conversation that extends far beyond the 16 days of activism, because for people living with domestic abuse, there are no 16 days, this is their reality.

Monday-Saturday. 9-5:30pm

Sunday 11-5pm

Train Station

Organisations from the Chester VAWG board will be holding information stalls in Chester train Station foyer on how they can support women.

Walking Netball

Sessions are led by specially trained Walking Netball Hosts and are designed to be fun, social and inclusive. There’s no long-term commitment, so you can book a session, give it a try and see how you get on.

Sessions are run in partnership with England Netball and are available exclusively to women aged 18+.

Brio Northgate Leisure Centre 10am-11am

Bookable on the Brio Website

Email Admin@tomorrowswomen.org.uk for a free code - these are limited and are on a first come first served basis.

Drop in Banner Making @ University of Chester (For University Students Only)

Drop In Banner Making @ Storyhouse

Make banners to take with you on the Reclaim the night march

Time TBC - Storyhouse

Reclaim the Night

Reclaim the Night is a global movement that began in Leeds in 1977, campaigning for women's right to feel safe and move freely in public spaces without fear of violence or harassment.

Today, Reclaim the Night remains a powerful call for action against sexual harassment, abuse and gender-based violence. Each year, communities come together to raise awareness, challenge harmful attitudes and stand in solidarity with women and girls, advocating for safer streets and greater equality for all.

7pm - Meet at 7pm top of Werburgh Street

7pm - Welcome (DLL - what is RtN, history, why we are marching etc)

7.15pm - Cheerleaders perform and start the march

7.15pm - 7.45pm  Walk down Werburgh Street, up towards the cross, back to the markets (one loop). Second loop down Werburgh Street, up to the cross. Stop at The Cross 

7.45 Vigil THE CROSS 

• DLL to introduce vigil

• Fallen Angels

• Poetry

• Survivor Stories 

• Silent vigil/LED Candles 

• Finish about 8.30 

Through Her Lens @ Storyhouse

Through Her Lens is a powerful, immersive exhibition created by women with lived experience of stalking and harassment. Using photography, participants from Tomorrow's Women captured their personal experiences, offering a raw insight into the fear, isolation, and impact of being watched, followed, and controlled. Through striking imagery, sound, lighting and video, the exhibition challenged perceptions, sparked important conversations, and highlighted the urgent need for women to feel safer in everyday life.

Storyhouse is open from 8am to 11pm every day from Monday to Saturday, and from 9:30am to 11pm on Sundays and Bank Holidays

Behind Closed Doors @ Eastgate Shopping Centre

Domestic abuse is often invisible and occurs long before we see the warning signs or someone reaches out for help. This exhibition aims to challenge stereotypes and breakdown the stigma of what domestic abuse looks like Behind Closed Doors.

Working with the women of Tomorrow’s Women, we have created an exhibition, which is powerful and thought provoking and gives insight into the lived experiences of domestic abuse within the home.

The intention of this exhibition was to highlight the ongoing and long lasting effects of domestic abuse on a persons, physical, emotional and psychological wellbeing and how this impact goes unnoticed, all too often.

We invite you to come and experience the profound impact of this installation, to look beyond the familiar surrounds of a home and to reflect on what for many people is a place of fear, uncertainty and pain.

We would like this exhibition to begin a conversation that extends far beyond the 16 days of activism, because for people living with domestic abuse, there are no 16 days, this is their reality.

Monday-Saturday. 9-5:30pm

Sunday 11-5pm

Through Her Lens @ Storyhouse

Through Her Lens was a powerful, immersive exhibition created by women with lived experience of stalking and harassment. Using photography, participants from Tomorrow's Women captured their personal experiences, offering a raw insight into the fear, isolation, and impact of being watched, followed, and controlled. Through striking imagery, sound, lighting and video, the exhibition challenged perceptions, sparked important conversations, and highlighted the urgent need for women to feel safer in everyday life.

Storyhouse is open from 8am to 11pm every day from Monday to Saturday, and from 9:30am to 11pm on Sundays and Bank Holidays

Behind Closed Doors @ Eastgate Shopping Centre

Domestic abuse is often invisible and occurs long before we see the warning signs or someone reaches out for help. This exhibition aims to challenge stereotypes and breakdown the stigma of what domestic abuse looks like Behind Closed Doors.

Working with the women of Tomorrow’s Women, we have created an exhibition, which is powerful and thought provoking and gives insight into the lived experiences of domestic abuse within the home.

The intention of this exhibition was to highlight the ongoing and long lasting effects of domestic abuse on a persons, physical, emotional and psychological wellbeing and how this impact goes unnoticed, all too often.

We invite you to come and experience the profound impact of this installation, to look beyond the familiar surrounds of a home and to reflect on what for many people is a place of fear, uncertainty and pain.

We would like this exhibition to begin a conversation that extends far beyond the 16 days of activism, because for people living with domestic abuse, there are no 16 days, this is their reality.

Monday-Saturday. 9-5:30pm

Sunday 11-5pm

Safety Bus (Night Time)

‘Safe space’ safety vehicles, branded as Safety Buses, patrol city and town centres where there are high levels of night life. They are clearly visible and provide a safe space for vulnerable people. The vehicles have on-board safety equipment such as defibrillators, first aid kits, phone chargers and bottles of water. They are staffed by police officers and community safety specialists from partner agencies who are on hand to ensure that anyone in need of help is cared for until they are able to get home safely. 

6pm-2am

Bystander Training

Street Angels will be hosting Bystander Training at TW

4pm-6pm - TW Chester

Through Her Lens @ Storyhouse

Through Her Lens was a powerful, immersive exhibition created by women with lived experience of stalking and harassment. Using photography, participants from Tomorrow's Women captured their personal experiences, offering a raw insight into the fear, isolation, and impact of being watched, followed, and controlled. Through striking imagery, sound, lighting and video, the exhibition challenged perceptions, sparked important conversations, and highlighted the urgent need for women to feel safer in everyday life.

Storyhouse is open from 8am to 11pm every day from Monday to Saturday, and from 9:30am to 11pm on Sundays and Bank Holidays

Behind Closed Doors @ Eastgate Shopping Centre

Domestic abuse is often invisible and occurs long before we see the warning signs or someone reaches out for help. This exhibition aims to challenge stereotypes and breakdown the stigma of what domestic abuse looks like Behind Closed Doors.

Working with the women of Tomorrow’s Women, we have created an exhibition, which is powerful and thought provoking and gives insight into the lived experiences of domestic abuse within the home.

The intention of this exhibition was to highlight the ongoing and long lasting effects of domestic abuse on a persons, physical, emotional and psychological wellbeing and how this impact goes unnoticed, all too often.

We invite you to come and experience the profound impact of this installation, to look beyond the familiar surrounds of a home and to reflect on what for many people is a place of fear, uncertainty and pain.

We would like this exhibition to begin a conversation that extends far beyond the 16 days of activism, because for people living with domestic abuse, there are no 16 days, this is their reality.

Monday-Saturday. 9-5:30pm

Sunday 11-5pm

Meet the Harm Reduction Unit

The ‘Meet the Harm Reduction Unit’ event is an opportunity to learn more about the role of the harm reduction team, and understand how they support individuals affected by stalking

1pm-3pm - Storyhouse

Empowered Through Movement

TW Chester 1pm-2pm

Open to all women 18+ but you will need to register first. Call 01244 906494 or email admin@tomorrowswomen.org.uk

Through Her Lens @ Storyhouse

Through Her Lens was a powerful, immersive exhibition created by women with lived experience of stalking and harassment. Using photography, participants from Tomorrow's Women captured their personal experiences, offering a raw insight into the fear, isolation, and impact of being watched, followed, and controlled. Through striking imagery, sound, lighting and video, the exhibition challenged perceptions, sparked important conversations, and highlighted the urgent need for women to feel safer in everyday life.

Storyhouse is open from 8am to 11pm every day from Monday to Saturday, and from 9:30am to 11pm on Sundays and Bank Holidays

Behind Closed Doors @ Eastgate Shopping Centre

Domestic abuse is often invisible and occurs long before we see the warning signs or someone reaches out for help. This exhibition aims to challenge stereotypes and breakdown the stigma of what domestic abuse looks like Behind Closed Doors.

Working with the women of Tomorrow’s Women, we have created an exhibition, which is powerful and thought provoking and gives insight into the lived experiences of domestic abuse within the home.

The intention of this exhibition was to highlight the ongoing and long lasting effects of domestic abuse on a persons, physical, emotional and psychological wellbeing and how this impact goes unnoticed, all too often.

We invite you to come and experience the profound impact of this installation, to look beyond the familiar surrounds of a home and to reflect on what for many people is a place of fear, uncertainty and pain.

We would like this exhibition to begin a conversation that extends far beyond the 16 days of activism, because for people living with domestic abuse, there are no 16 days, this is their reality.

Monday-Saturday. 9-5:30pm

Sunday 11-5pm

Walking Netball
Sessions are led by specially trained Walking Netball Hosts and are designed to be fun, social and inclusive. There’s no long-term commitment, so you can book a session, give it a try and see how you get on.

Sessions are run in partnership with England Netball and are available exclusively to women aged 18+.

Brio Northgate Leisure Centre 7pm-8pm

Open Access Group at Storyhouse

Drop in Domestic Abuse Support

10am-12pm at Storyhouse

Strongher Together

Your chance to work out in a supportive, empowering environment designed for women of all fitness levels. Whether you are looking for guidance, motivation, or just the accountability of training alongside others, these sessions give you the flexibility to train in a way that suits you. Help women build confidence in the gym, form social connections, and support one another on their fitness journey. A gym instructor will be available to help you during your session, guide you through exercises, provide technique tips, or write a personalised plan.

6pm-7pm Brio Northgate Leisure Centre

Bookable on the Brio Website

Email Admin@tomorrowswomen.org.uk for a free code - these are limited and are on a first come first served basis.

Modesty Swim and Health Suite - Female Only

Female Only 75 minute Health Suite session (steam room, sauna and relaxation area). Please collect a sauna band from Reception. Please remember to bring a £1 coin or trolley token for lockers.

Sauna Access - 8:15pm-9:30pm

Modesty Swim - 8:45-9:30pm

Brio Northgate Leisure Centre

Bookable on the Brio Website

Email Admin@tomorrowswomen.org.uk for a free code - these are limited and are on a first come first served basis.

Through Her Lens @ Storyhouse

Through Her Lens is a powerful, immersive exhibition created by women with lived experience of stalking and harassment. Using photography, participants from Tomorrow's Women captured their personal experiences, offering a raw insight into the fear, isolation, and impact of being watched, followed, and controlled. Through striking imagery, sound, lighting and video, the exhibition challenged perceptions, sparked important conversations, and highlighted the urgent need for women to feel safer in everyday life.

Storyhouse is open from 8am to 11pm every day from Monday to Saturday, and from 9:30am to 11pm on Sundays and Bank Holidays

Behind Closed Doors @ Eastgate Shopping Centre

Domestic abuse is often invisible and occurs long before we see the warning signs or someone reaches out for help. This exhibition aims to challenge stereotypes and breakdown the stigma of what domestic abuse looks like Behind Closed Doors.

Working with the women of Tomorrow’s Women, we have created an exhibition, which is powerful and thought provoking and gives insight into the lived experiences of domestic abuse within the home.

The intention of this exhibition was to highlight the ongoing and long lasting effects of domestic abuse on a persons, physical, emotional and psychological wellbeing and how this impact goes unnoticed, all too often.

We invite you to come and experience the profound impact of this installation, to look beyond the familiar surrounds of a home and to reflect on what for many people is a place of fear, uncertainty and pain.

We would like this exhibition to begin a conversation that extends far beyond the 16 days of activism, because for people living with domestic abuse, there are no 16 days, this is their reality.

Monday-Saturday. 9-5:30pm

Sunday 11-5pm

Safety Bus

‘Safe space’ safety vehicles, branded as Safety Buses, patrol city and town centres where there are high levels of night life. They are clearly visible and provide a safe space for vulnerable people. The vehicles have on-board safety equipment such as defibrillators, first aid kits, phone chargers and bottles of water. They are staffed by police officers and community safety specialists from partner agencies who are on hand to ensure that anyone in need of help is cared for until they are able to get home safely. 

10am-2pm Location TBC

Healthy Relationships Workshops

Delivered by Cheshire Police Challenging the narrative around relationships with young people - Closed Sessions

Behind Closed Doors @ Eastgate Shopping Centre

Domestic abuse is often invisible and occurs long before we see the warning signs or someone reaches out for help. This exhibition aims to challenge stereotypes and breakdown the stigma of what domestic abuse looks like Behind Closed Doors.

Working with the women of Tomorrow’s Women, we have created an exhibition, which is powerful and thought provoking and gives insight into the lived experiences of domestic abuse within the home.

The intention of this exhibition was to highlight the ongoing and long lasting effects of domestic abuse on a persons, physical, emotional and psychological wellbeing and how this impact goes unnoticed, all too often.

We invite you to come and experience the profound impact of this installation, to look beyond the familiar surrounds of a home and to reflect on what for many people is a place of fear, uncertainty and pain.

We would like this exhibition to begin a conversation that extends far beyond the 16 days of activism, because for people living with domestic abuse, there are no 16 days, this is their reality.

Monday-Saturday. 9-5:30pm

Sunday 11-5pm

Tomorrow’s Women Domestic Abuse Group

TW’s Domestic Abuse Group aimed at supporting victims and survivors. Must be registered with TW to attend.

11am-12noon at TW Chester

Open to all women 18+ but you will need to register first. Call 01244 906494 or email admin@tomorrowswomen.org.uk

Fallen Angels

A 1-hour “Fallen Angels Movement” workshop to include: an introduction the Fallen Angels Dance Theatre, workshops in Chester, and to experience how movement can enhance the process of recovery, improve wellbeing. 

1-2pm @ TW Chester

Open to all women 18+ but you will need to register first. Call 01244 906494 or email admin@tomorrowswomen.org.uk

Behind Closed Doors @ Eastgate Shopping Centre

Domestic abuse is often invisible and occurs long before we see the warning signs or someone reaches out for help. This exhibition aims to challenge stereotypes and breakdown the stigma of what domestic abuse looks like Behind Closed Doors.

Working with the women of Tomorrow’s Women, we have created an exhibition, which is powerful and thought provoking and gives insight into the lived experiences of domestic abuse within the home.

The intention of this exhibition was to highlight the ongoing and long lasting effects of domestic abuse on a persons, physical, emotional and psychological wellbeing and how this impact goes unnoticed, all too often.

We invite you to come and experience the profound impact of this installation, to look beyond the familiar surrounds of a home and to reflect on what for many people is a place of fear, uncertainty and pain.

We would like this exhibition to begin a conversation that extends far beyond the 16 days of activism, because for people living with domestic abuse, there are no 16 days, this is their reality.

Monday-Saturday. 9-5:30pm

Sunday 11-5pm