✴︎ Friday, 27 March ✴︎
Joy Crookes, Dawn Butler and Jen Brister are joining the lineup on 28th March — come be part of the thousands marching together against the far right.
Find out more HERE
Come along to The Showroom on 15th April for the first Sounds of Resistance listening session, exploring Palestinian sound archives as a powerful act of cultural memory and resistance.
Get tickets HERE
Come down to Peckham Feminist Library on 12th April for an evening of talks, workshops, banner-making, graphic design and free dinner with GNDR, Gay School and Migrant Democracy Project to come together to organise against the far-right.
Register for free tickets HERE
Let’s Talk About Loss is launching monthly creative writing sessions on Zoom, offering a relaxed and welcoming space to explore memoir, life writing and grief. The first is this evening at 6pm.
Find out more HERE
The Young Barbican Takeover returns on 29th March, bringing a day-long festival of workshops, live music, performances and film screenings for London’s emerging creatives.
Book tickets HERE
We Others: Donna Gottschalk and Hélène Giannecchini is an intimate exhibition at The Photographer's Gallery bringing together tender photographs of queer life with reflective texts to create a dialogue on visibility and memory until 7th June.
Book to see it HERE
✴︎ Friday, 20 March ✴︎
Bibby Boys is a new exhibition by Theo McInnes and Thomas Ralph, showing at Photofusion from 17th March to 4th April, documenting the lives of men housed on the Bibby Stockholm barge through a collaborative, socially engaged practice, with a free public talk on 20th March exploring the project’s approach and politics alongside one of its participants.
Reserve a spot HERE
Sweetmeats is a tender, slow-burning love story about two South Asian widowers who meet at a diabetes course and, through food, care and companionship, discover romance later in life while illuminating the desires, intimacies and intergenerational realities of elders rarely centred on stage.
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Assembly 2026 residency artist Seyi Adelekun premieres (un)drowned on Saturday 28 March, an immersive live ceremony rooted in Black feminist thought that uses sound, testimony and the history of Black Mary’s Well to reflect on the ongoing neglect of Black health in the UK and the colonial legacies that shape whose lives are valued.
Get tickets HERE
Camera As Gun: Anti-Colonial Film Units As Counter-Archives is an informal monthly film residency at Pelican House exploring how anti-colonial film movements across Africa, Latin America and Asia turned cinema into a political tool of resistance, liberation and counter-archiving.
Get tickets HERE
TRC is hosting a three-day, four-show fundraiser festival this month, bringing together a stacked lineup of live music, bespoke visuals and an immersive club setup, with every ticket and drink helping support the venue through growing financial pressure.
Find out more HERE
Join a sign-making session at International House this evening to prepare for the upcoming protest and show collective power in challenging Lambeth Council and developers.
Find out more HERE
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