
✴︎ Wednesday, 01 July ✴︎

On 4th July, Filth launches at a secret central London location as a working-class queer alternative to corporate Pride, putting money, space and power back into the community.
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On 2nd July at 7pm, Lani Hanna leads a free workshop exploring how counter-institutional archives can resist gentrification, displacement and absorption into institutional collections.
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At the Almeida Theatre until 4th July, Under the Shadow adapts Babak Anvari’s Iranian horror film for the stage, finding its real force in the everyday terror of war and repression.
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At this conversation on queer joy on 2nd July, Santanu Bhattacharya, William Rayfet Hunter and Chloe Michelle Howarth discuss their work in Queerphoria, a new anthology celebrating queer euphoria in all its forms.
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On 12th July, Daytime Dance welcomes Ife Ogunjobi for an afternoon of funky house, soulful grooves and rhythms shaped by his Nigerian heritage and South East London roots.
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On 17th July, RoseJam Socials brings creative speed dating to TUN, with charcoal drawing, playful prompts and live vinyl DJs helping singles connect without the awkward small talk.
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✴︎ Wednesday, 24 June ✴︎

Hajar Press and No More Exclusions are hosting Rage Teaches!, a day-long teach-out focused on young people at Metroland Cultures exploring the power of rage through reading and discussion.
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Busy Hands Social is hosting a limited-space workshop at Bambrows on Broadway Market where attendees can turn a favourite photo into a one-of-a-kind hand-embroidered artwork.
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The Catford House is hosting a Sing with Pride karaoke night on 27th June, raising money for Mermaids with £2 songs or optional donations.
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Jumbi Peckham hosts a daytime dance on 5th July featuring Cuban DJ Cami Layé Okún, salsa selector Pacheco and residents Bushbby and Papaoul.
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London Festival of Architecture returns until 30th June with a free month-long citywide programme of talks, tours, workshops, exhibitions and installations exploring the theme of 'Belonging'.
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180 Studios presents GENER8ION: Visions of 2034, an audiovisual exhibition by Romain Gavras and Surkin running until 26th July, featuring multimedia works, short films and immersive sound exploring dystopian futures.
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