✴︎ Friday, June 6th ✴︎
Curated around the theme of ‘Community as a Superpower’, Counterpoints Arts is putting on a spoken word event on Sunday 15th of June to kick off London Refugee Week 2025.
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London’s queerest rodeo BONANZA has just launched their June line-up! Check out their sapphic saloons and singles meetups!
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The Feminist Library is celebrating their 50th birthday on June 14th! Head on down and celebrate with some incredible organisations like Peckham Keffiyeh, pomegranate zines, and sweet-thang zine.
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Maqam, a vision for an independent youth-led specialist bookshop and community space in London, is holding an event on June 12th with Hekayyatna and The Portman Estate to explore the street through recipes, memory, and heritage.
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As part of Refugee Week 2025, on June 20th, LOOOM COLLAB is proud to present re-root, an interdisciplinary evening that invites Londoners into a collaborative, sensory exploration of migration, belonging, and the rituals that keep us rooted — or help us begin again.
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And finally, a look forward to London’s first-ever SWANA boat party and Habibti Nation’s 4th birthday! Get down to the Thames on July 12th!
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✴︎ Friday, May 30th ✴︎
Ever wondered what wine pairs with you? Well now you can find out this Saturday as The Vagina Museum and Cafe Sauv are coming together to normalise the diversity in vagina taste and aroma. Expect great chat and great wine.
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One of our favourite DJ collectives Prestige Pak are hosting a party in the park this Saturday. This party will be acting as a fundraiser with all proceeds going towards Albrighton Community Fridge, a food bank supporting residents in the local area.
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No More Exclusions are launching their guide on June 5th! Join them for an enlightening discussion centred around building care and freedom into our education system.
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Lydia Paulett is running a workshop to create cards of affirmation at Palhouse on June 9th. You'll be: "using mixed media and found materials inspired by the thoughts, values, and ideas that ground us."
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On June 5th, The Encampments, a documentary which follows Columbia University students as they set up a Gaza Solidarity Encampment on campus, will be screening at Picturehouse Central. The film will be followed by a panel discussion with one of the directors, protest lawyers and more.
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And finally, a look forward to June 25th where Queer Writers Circle are collaborating with Rich Mix to put on a street side writing group on the prompt of 'made in exile'.
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