✴︎ Wednesday, 22 July ✴︎
Join Dr Manal Massalha on 25th July for a free workshop exploring how photography and art can disrupt stereotypes, encourage reflection and foster hope and connection in divisive times.
Register HERE
Join Blaq Roots Co-op in Brixton on 1st August for a free screening of Veronica McKenzie’s Under Your Nose, followed by reflections on the film and the Black Lesbian and Gay Centre’s legacy. For Black people only.
Register HERE
Celebrate The Common Press’s new Dalston home on 24th July with music, dancing, drinks, books and community; while the free launch party is sold out, a waitlist is open and limited entry will be available on the door.
Take a look HERE
London Trans+ Pride returns to central London on 25th July for its eighth annual march, honouring trans lives, demanding trans rights and offering an Access Bloc for disabled attendees and their companions.
Find out more HERE
Head to Royal Victoria Docks on 25th and 26th July for Ensemble Festival, a free weekend of circus, dance, theatre and live performance exploring identity, ecology and collective experience.
Find out more HERE
Join Cubitt at Cafe OTO on 6th August for a fundraising cèilidh featuring live music, dancing, poetry, DJs and a raffle to help secure the artist-run organisation’s new home.
Get tickets HERE
✴︎ Wednesday, 15 July ✴︎
On 23rd July, Uganda’s Nakibembe Xylophone Troupe brings their hypnotic, joyful embaire music to the outdoor stage.
Buy tickets HERE
On 1st August, All Together Now Waltham Forest Festival showcases music, poetry, workshops, food, film and community celebration in Leyton for a free day of solidarity and anti-racist joy.
Find out more HERE
On 16th July, health professionals, trainees and allies will gather for a discussion on Islamophobia, Zionism and the suppression of Palestine solidarity in healthcare, alongside the launch of the report: What Palestine Reveals About British Mental Health Care.
Sign up HERE
On 18th and 19th July, BFI Southbank marks Disability Pride Month with a weekend of disabled-led premieres, features and shorts.
Get tickets HERE
On 25th July, Trans Tea-Time hosts a free breakfast at Piehouse Co-Op before Trans Pride, offering food, drinks and community for anyone heading to the march!
Find out more HERE
On 20th July, Spectra London and the Feminist Library will host a banner-making session in Peckham ahead of Trans Pride, with materials and food provided.
Find out more HERE
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