✴︎ Wednesday, 23 September ✴︎
On 10th October, a free zine-making workshop in Lewisham will celebrate the South London roots and cultural legacy of Lovers’ Rock through music, photography and archival material.
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On 30th September, MayDay Rooms hosts an afternoon exploring the queer punk and DIY networks surrounding Team Dresch ahead of the band’s first London show in thirty years, drawing on zines, flyers and other material from its archives.
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On 17th October, a free workshop at Tate Britain will take a closer look at how museums really work, from who gets represented to the rules, layouts and systems that shape how we move through them.
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On 3rd October, long-time shado collaborator Javie Huxley will lead a zine-making workshop for children and young people at TIDES Festival of Migration, exploring migration and community while creating a shared Manifesto of Solidarity.
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Every Monday in October, Prince of Peckham hosts a new discussion series on Black British life and politics, covering money, ancestry, climate justice and community with speakers including Mr Money Jar, Lavinya Stennett, Udoka Maya Okonkwo and Annabelle Woghiren.
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On 10th October, House of Annetta, CFGN and Platform are bringing people together at Kingsley Hall for a Palestinian community feast and collective build celebrating the cooks and organisers who sustain grassroots movements.
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✴︎ Wednesday, 16 September ✴︎
Buy Back Brixton is a step closer to bringing Brixton Village and Market Row into community ownership! Celebrate the landmark campaign with music and a street rally outside Brixton Rec/Pop Brixton on 16th September, 6–9pm.
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Explore how music shapes work, memory, belonging and displacement through four short films from across the world, curated by Birkbeck MA student Mariana Lafratta and screening free at BIMI on 9th October from 7pm.
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See Chardchakaj Waikawee’s intimate analogue portraits of young people on the margins of Bangkok in Youth, an exhibition exploring identity, resilience and belonging at Graces Mews until 19th September.
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Celebrate the next generation of Black British creativity with an evening of live music, spoken word, art and performances from Eliezer Gore, Maureen Onwunali, Nualoe, Bailee Cordice, Saramarie Harvey, Iman Aaliyah, Big Brilla and more, with tickets from £4.
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Take a free neighbourhood walk around Brick Lane exploring the hidden infrastructure of data centres, their impact on local communities and how residents are organising against harmful tech, on 20th September from 1–4pm.
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Head to a secret woodland cinema for the closing night of Fringe! Queer Film Fest, with a programme of atmospheric short films exploring queer life on the margins followed by live music and DJs until late on 19th September.
Find out more HERE
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