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What's on in London this week?
We Ah Fete Ah - Fundraiser for Hurricane Beryl
Voices and radio mainstay and friend Amarara are teaming up to help fundraise on behalf of the victims of Hurricane Beryl.
Date: Thursday 1 August
Time: 6pm - 11pm
Price: Donations
Location: Colour Factory, Hackney
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Stand With Sudan: Messages From the People
White Kite Collective collaborate with Madaniya and London For Sudan for this event to stand in solidarity with the Sudanese people as they face war, ethnic cleansing, displacement, and starvation.
Date: Friday 2 August
Time: 7pm
Price: From £7
Location: Rich Mix, Bethnal Green
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Free Palestine International Film Festival: Where Olive Trees Weep
Free Palestine International Film Festival highlights extraordinary Palestinian stories through the filmmakers' distinctive point of view and new ways of telling the story of Palestine. 'Where Olive Trees Weep' is a heartbreakingly beautiful and poignant new film about thestruggles and resilience of Palestinians living under Israeli occupation. It explores themes of loss,trauma, and the quest for justice. Featuring Dr. Gabor Maté who offers trauma healing work for Palestinian women who have been tortured in Israeli prisons.
Date: Friday 2 August
Time: 6:30pm
Price: From £10
Location: Genesis Cinema, Bethnal Green
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Barney Pau X Urania: Perfume Workshop & Feast
Join Winder Ton, founder of Urania, and culinary artist Barney Pau, to create your very own signature scent, while enjoying a paired 4-course tasting menu. This event is hosted by Come Together.
Date: Saturday 3 August
Time: 2pm - 5:30pm
Price: £75
Location: The Hoxton Hotel, Shoreditch
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Jawns: The Bandito Sandwich
Launching their new Bandito sandwich this weekend, Jawns London will be at Bake Street.
Dates: Saturday 3 August - Sunday 4 August
Time: 11am - 3pm
Price: Pay on purchase
Location: Bake Street, Referctory Road
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Solidarity with Palestine: Fundraiser for Gaza Skate Team & others
Come together to celebrate the role of skating culture in building solidarity with Palestine through an afternoon of film screenings, discussion, music, art and more.
Date: Saturday 3 August
Time: 4pm - midnight
Price: £6
Location: Copeland Park, Peckham
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SET Summer Community Festival
A two day community festival with a range of music, workshops from local artists and facilitators, market stalls selling anything and everything, food from The Flygerians and fun to celebrate summer and our new community garden opening.
Dates: Saturday 3 August - Sunday 4 August
Time: 12pm - 6pm
Price: From £6
Location: SET Social, Peckham
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Yussef Dayes Presents: Summer Dayes
A day of live music, west Indian food offerings, jelly coconuts, yoga classes with Dave Dayes (Yussef’s dad), all happening in and around the venue’s natural outdoor amphitheatre.
Joining Yussef at the main stage at Summer Dayes are an impressive cohort of his talented friends, including Yasiin Bey, Masego, Greentea Peng, Sango, Charlotte Day Wilson, Jordan Ward, Venna and Luedji Luna. The festival will be hosted by social media sensation Munya Chawawa.
Date: Sunday 4 August
Time: 12pm
Price: From £50.40
Location: Crystal Palace Bowl
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We Are Briefly Gorgeous by Joy Labinjo
British-Nigerian painter Joy Labinjo will present a new body of work that celebrates Southwark's local community in her largest London institutional exhibition to date. Taking scenes from Southwark Park and the Bermondsey area as a starting point, the works will flow and develop from Labinjo’s visits to the park and how she saw people spending time there.
Dates: On until Sunday 29 September
Price: Free
Location: Southwark Park Galleries
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Munch of the Week
Grove Lane Deli
“Grove Lane Deli, as we know it, feels like something from a Richard Curtis Movie. Any Camberwell coffee devotee has made GLD part of their daily routine, and if Jackie Chan was right and "coffee is a language in itself", then Danielle – the owner and baker – speaks with great fluency. The coffee, pastries, well-curated selection of posh, dry goods and natural wines make for fun shopping when you fancy a treat. Order the chicken focaccia sandwich (if it hasn’t sold out), burnt milk cookie and coffee. We write this in memorandum of GLD's former self. As of July 2024, it [went] through a mysterious transformation.” - Cutie Pies
Check out Cutie Pies' guide to food spots around Camberwell, South London.
Location: Camberwell
