The Black Feminist Reading Group is back for another wokshop! On Saturday 6th June 12:00-3:30pm at the Feminist Library. We’ll be taking time to reflect and imagine together. The workshop will be centred on a few fun creative reflection activities. We’ll be using collage, reflective writing, and drawing to explore Black Feminism. What does the […]
Feral State (Leicster) – Back in London after the release of their full length ‘II’. Expect raging d-beat and crossover energy. Tomb Slab (Nottingham) – New crushing sludge filth from scene veterans. Regimes – Kings of Deptford. Ferocious and magickal hardcore chaos. Louse – HM-2’d up monstrous hardcore/crust. Vile Rapture – Negative hardcore infused […]
Regular acoustic night featuring three top folk-punk acts: Pog are a Brighton based group with melodic folk-punk songs Wob is a one-person force of nature, bouncing all over the place with catchy song. The Daffodildos are a neuro-diverse queer punk band
Disorder, Dread Messiah, Deflagrador @ Helgi’s http://Dice.fm
Real Life Presents BASTARD HYMNS ACROSS THE UK Excide Carolina fury on Sharptone Records Plus special guests Hollow Suns Ice Grills nu-grunge Wears Me Out South East Emotional Hardcore elentari New London Discordance New Cross Inn, nearest stations New Cross Gate and New Cross £15
The Brockley Anarchist Reading Club is excited to dive into Bob Black’s infamous anti-work manifesto, The Abolition of Work. In this provocative text, Black argues that work is the central source of misery, oppression, and social control in the modern world. Moving far beyond traditional leftist demands for “full employment” or better wages, he advocates […]
Real Life Presents – 5 new heavy sounds from the underground Burn Brighter Anthemic big riff shoutalong hardcore It’s Cold Out… I Should Kill Myself Whitebelt aggro mathcore Inner Dog Post-hardcore bangers The Chomp New stompy hardcore from members of Safest Spaces Living Spite Heavy moshcore New Cross Inn, nearest stations New Cross Gate and […]
Join Feminist Fightback for our next reading group book: Feminisms, a collection of essays published by Dog Section Press. You can download a copy of the book or purchase it for £6 here: https://www.dogsection.org/product/feminisms. Feminisms is a collection of ten essays from a diverse milieu of writers on the subject of feminism. Each piece is […]
Kate Bayliss in conversation with Adrienne Buller PRIVATISING HUMANITY is a powerful exposé of how finance turns our basic human needs into assets.We have entered a new era of turbo-charged financial extraction. Having amassed huge reserves, global finance capital is seeking out fresh areas for profitable investments. Virtually all aspects of our lives are now […]
Dalstong Solidarity Cafe – Join us second saturday of the month between 11am and 8pm at Halk Evi, 31 – 33 Dalston Lane E8 3DF for a workshop/presentation. If you would like to get involved on the day, we start cooking from 11am – the more the merrier! Feel free to bring along any food […]
Dalston Solidarity Cafe – Connecting grassroot networks over free food, tea & community resources every 2nd Sat of the month. Generally 2pm-8pm. What we practically do is rescuing food, turning it into delicious meals, serving it together with drinks on a “pay what you can basis down to £0“. Over the arc of the day, we also […]
Body Riot, Dance against Deportations and London Community Defence present……. A packed NO BORDERS FAIR at Pelican House on 13 June from 2 PM until late!!! ⋆.˚✮✮˚.⋆ Expect huge vibes and community-building all day! ⫘⫘ ▼⫘⫘ MUSIC ⫘⫘ ▼⫘⫘ ART EXHIBITION ⫘⫘ ▼⫘⫘ INFO STALLS ⫘⫘ ▼⫘⫘ STREET FOOD & DRINKS ⫘⫘ ▼⫘⫘ HOME-MADE […]
South London Scum presents: SOUTH LONDON PUNX PICNIC 2026 Saturday 13th June picnic- FREE FROM 3PM AT FORDHAM PARK (just down the lane from the venue!) GIG- 6-11PM // £12 ADV/£14 OTD @ NEW CROSS INN 323 New Cross Rd London SE14 6A featuring the talents of: OI POLLOI (Scotland/Germany/Finland) https://ruinnationrecords.bandcamp.com/album/saorsa RANK (Bristol hardcore punk) […]
The Word in Others’ Mouths: Susan Rudy and Shelly Harder in conversation Susan Rudy and Shelly Harder come together to launch new chapbooks from Ottawa’s above/ground press. Rudy’s Consequences gathers a thousand sentences — from feminist theorists, queer poets, songs, private conversations, and decades of notebooks — stripping them of hierarchy and ownership, letting Brossard and […]
