Join us on Friday May 31st for a community dinner and film screening to raise awareness and funds to support ongoing efforts to stop the genocide in Palestine.

7.30pm dinner after ABK workshop, 8pm -9.30pm film screening

We will be asking $5 a plate for dinner

“From Under the Rubble” is a documentary about the 2009 bombing of Palestine by Israeli forces. Australian filmmakers Anne Tsoulis (Writer, Director & Producer) and John Moore (Producer) shed light on how civilians are impacted by war. In this age of instant global reporting, it is rare to hear from the most vulnerable of people – children. The events are narrated by child survivors of the Samouni family, and illustrated by animation of their drawings. This recount of the bombing in 2009 gives us a glimpse of the situation in Gaza now, and how the lives of Palestinian people are being torn apart. Link to film trailer and details: https://www.roninfilms.com.au

Finally bringing it to so-called adelaide ❤️

Featuring two documentaries made this year:

“From Inside the Mind of Sinwar” (May 2024, 15min) A documentary about Al-Aqsa Flood & Yahya Sinwar’s influence as a leader

“We Shall Prevail” (July 2024, 47min) A documentary about Yemen’s seizure of the zionist Galaxy Leader ship in Nov 2023

Fundraising for @gazamutualaid & my friends initiative for Lebanon 💌

Stickers & zines available for free Mask-mandatory event 😷

The Joinery 111 Franklin St Fully accessible venue ♿️

Fundraiser and garden tour in Willunga

Join us as we tour 3 very different permaculture home gardens and the community-developed Bassett St Reserve

What to expect

Of the two established gardens, Chris Banks’s has a ‘grandchildren and weaving’ orientation while Jasper Simmons’s has a ‘year-round fruit and alternative accommodation’ focus. The third garden is Charlotte Jantje’s Y12 Steiner School Permaculture Project from last year. What she achieved designing and landscaping her parent’s block from scratch is very inspiring. 

During lunch there will be a guided tour of Bassett St Reserve conducted by renowned landscape designer Evette Sunset. The all-inclusive program will culminate with herbal teas and a debrief at Jasper’s house.

Raising funds for permaculture

All proceeds will go to supporting environmental and food sovereignty projects across developing South East Asia through Permafund. 

Lunch

BYO everything for a picnic. Food can be left in cars at the reserve where we will return for lunch and reserve tour.

Dear friends, dancers, and changemakers, You’re warmly invited to an unforgettable night of music, laughter, and dancing at the Rising Tide Fundraising Ceilidh! Whether you’re a seasoned ceilidh spinner or have two left feet, this is a night for everyone to come together in the name of climate justice.

Why are we dancing? We’re raising funds to subsidise transport for as many people as possible to get to The People’s Blockade at the World’s Biggest Coal Port this November. It’s going to be one of the most powerful climate actions of the year – and we want to make sure it’s accessible to all.

Who’s welcome? EVERYONE! Climate change affects all of us – across generations, cultures, and communities – so we want this event to reflect that diversity. We provide a safe and welcoming space for LGBTQIA+ folks, gender non-conforming people, First Nations peoples, children, families, elders, and anyone who cares about a fairer, safer future.

What to wear? Dress for dancing! We suggest comfy clothes, plenty of layers (you will get warm but parts of this venue are chilly!) and sensible shoes for bouncing around.

What to bring? A water bottle Your dancing spirit Cash or card if you’d like to buy drinks at our licensed bar; buy snacks or make a donation

Music by Old places Bakri Rotary hoes Sekutu Nicholas Currie Maine Soulidarity

& food from Anak Bangsa, performances, art

Musicians for Palestine and Runt! Records present the first edition of SOLIDARITY SOUNDS

November 8th, across 3 iconic CBD locations

The Exeter ~ Interim Studios and Somewhere House

$15 tickets online, $20 at the door! Free tickets available for First Nations using access code FIRSTNATIONSFREE at checkout.

Please note, tickets are $15 PER VENUE. You will need to buy multiple tickets to attend multiple venues

All proceeds will be donated to the Sameer Project, a Palestinian mutual aid fund that is supporting Palestinians to return home. You can read more here: https://shorturl.at/CEche

THE EXETER 18+ ($15 online, $20 door) Doors from 4.00pm

stripes, scarf

Somewhere

Jackulson

ebop

Somewhere House All Ages (pay what you can at door) Doors from 4.30pm

Jordi Hall

Bianca Feher

Ned Baulderstone

Koleh

The Squalor

Aisha Winter

Jude Seda

Ella Ion

Brigitte (DJ set)

Interim Studios 18+ ($15 online, $20 door) Doors from 5.30pm

effie isobel

Grace Vandals

short snarl

The Genevieves