✴︎ Friday, 01 May ✴︎
Sweaty Ceilings, Sticky Floors lands at the Victoria and Albert Museum on 3rd May, a multimedia celebration of London’s nightlife and a testament to its cultural importance.
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Celebrate the launch of Sex, Clubs, Dissent by Amelia Abraham at the ICA on 13th May, featuring a visual presentation and performative lecture by Amelia alongside screenings by Sweatmother and Nasir Anthony Montalvo exploring queer nightlife across print, film, and digital.
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Barn Conversation: On Queer Ecology at OmVed Gardens is taking place on 14th May. An evening with Jazmeen Isa Qureshi, Connor Butler, and Kiran Lee, the discussion will explore how queer ecology reshapes our understanding of nature, biodiversity, and environmental futures.
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Katy B is having a birthday! And to celebrate, she's hosting a fundraiser for Peckham Studios, which provides free studio time for young people in the area. 15th May at Carpet Shop.
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Head to Stoke Newington on 1st May for an open mic fundraiser supporting Iran and Sudan, featuring Izuokay, Litolgremlin and friends, with community vibes and performances for vital causes.
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Join Sisters Uncut for Voices From the Ground, an evening of talks, performances and discussion with organisers from Lebanon and London, raising funds for mutual aid and solidarity efforts.
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✴︎ Friday, 24 April ✴︎
Ariapita Social Club presents this year’s fête on 2nd May, with a stacked two-floor lineup and an optional all-levels konpa dance class to kick things off, followed by a night of soca, dancehall, Afrobeats and more.
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On 1st & 2nd May, join Mudar Al-Khufash for Dialectics of Erasure: Settler Colonialism in Three Acts, a participatory lecture-performance exploring settler colonialism as an ongoing system we all help sustain.
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On 27th April, join the Protect Our Places Report Launch at Hotel Elephant—a free event with discussion, network mapping, and refreshments celebrating three years of the coalition demanding more racially just urban planning.
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Generation Hope: Act for the Planet takes place at the Natural History Museum from 28th April to 4th May, bringing together young climate activists for a week of free talks, workshops, and events exploring climate action and collective futures.
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On 8 May, join the Greens Post-Election Party at The Bath House for a fundraiser bringing together music, speakers, and community after the vote.
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The Music is Black: A British Story is on at the V&A East Museum until 3rd January, featuring 120 tracks played through headsets and tracing a story across four continents of excellence, struggle, resilience and joy in Black British music.
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