End oF SuMmer ShenAniGaNs
HEADFUK x TAA
+ Arty party refugee fundraiser all day festivities
Saturday 7 September 2024
@ Fox & Firkin, Lewisham
£8 advance tickets: https://ra.co/events/1983191
DAYTIME part inda GARDEN
3-9pm - (FREE til 7pm)
Food trucks and BBQ in the garden.
(kids and dogs welcome until 8pm!)

HDFK DJs in the garden til 9pm

DJ Pisswizard Chris Knott
DJ Jessi James Jess L'Mess
The Reverend
Stitch David Brookes
Scanone SCANONE
Plus Talk & Poems from Hackney Migrant Centre Hackney Migrant Centre

3:30pm-6pm TAA Workshops:

Crochet for beginners Izymajig Hall
“Artist spin the bottle” (pairing random artists together to co-create new works with a random selection of materials) Janifer Salvia
Kids Crafts. Baxter Anna
Autumnal life drawing Kay Nix Crow
Tshirt printing Sonder Print
Kids stencil graff Peter Mirys
Artwork in the Train
Shrine To Loss Installation.
Personal losses and loss / grief as a wider concept. We are looking for your artworks and mementos to add to a group installation. Loss and grief has been a huge presence for many of us in recent years, and this is an opportunity to comemmorate these losses as a community.
This will be set up inside the train carriage.
We are not able to attach things to the wall inside as it is an antique but freestanding pieces very welcome, also we will be providing some cork boards so small pieces and mementoes that can be pinned onto these would work great. Please bring with you on the day. Alice Newstead
Live Art by Joe Fur Long

EVENING part(y) INSIDE

7pm-very late - £8 adv / £10 OTD / £5 concessions
TAA Bands inside from 7pm
ADHG’s Damian O'Gorman
High Phunks
Rebel Pebbles
KILLDREN Defo not Killdren

Then prepare to RAVE-up with Headfuk DJs and livesets after until close:

Bustawidemove Bustawidemove
Warlock Warlock
Ronin Nick Ronin
Hue Jah Fink Hue Jah Fink
& More!

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Profits raised will be going to The Hackney Migrants Centre to support the work they do. Hackney Migrant Centre (HMC) is a community organisation dedicated to supporting vulnerable migrants, refugees, and asylum seekers throughout London. At a time when divisive rhetoric and far-right violence are fracturing our society, marked by recent racist attacks and Islamophobia across Britain, we stand firm in our belief that migrants belong in our communities.
https://hackneymigrantcentre.org.uk