Nobody is free until everybody is free

We are happy to invite you to a day of solidarity & holiday market on Saturday, December 20th, raising funds for Phoenix of Knowledge in Gaza and Khartoum Kitchen Aid in Sudan.

Beginning at 18:30, live performances will be provided by Chali, Merma Suelo, Cavid Dhen and Marlais. Food will be prepared by Vania Flor, who will cook Mexican dishes, and by Jan Wichert, who will prepare a large pot of warm, comforting food. In addition, Lode Van Zuylen and Fiamma Aleotti will bring a selection of homemade baked goods for anyone with a sweet tooth.

The day also includes several workshops. Charlotte Campbell will lead a hands-on crash course designed to demystify Ableton Live for beginners, guiding participants through the interface, MIDI and audio clips, basic effects, automation, and arranging their first idea. The participation fee is €15–20, with sign-up available here. Geo Knits Slow will host a knitting workshop focused on creating yarn from second-hand fabric and using it to knit a mini bag, also with a €15–20 participation fee, you can sign-up here.

In addition, BB and Helen are to host a session titled “Dear Comrade…,” which combines a talk on practical political-prisoner solidarity with a guided letter-writing session. Drawing on their experience supporting Filton24 and Ulm5, both held in pre-trial detention in Britain and Germany, they will provide input, materials, and support for participants.

Come through, spend time, support local artists, and stand in solidarity with Gaza and Sudan. Everyone is warmly invited at Niemetzstraße 1, on December 20th from 2 to 10 pm.