Rewind Sound and Studios

Forest Fest

Come along to our Forest Fest with a screening of Bob Brown Foundation’s film Takayna - Heart of Lutruwita at Rewind Sound and Studios. We will be running a costume making session in preparation for the March in March in Adelaide. Upskill yourself with sewing and designing costumes and puppets on the theme of Takayna endangered animals.

We will be running this making session from 4pm. Along with a spoken word open mic starting at 5:30pm, environmental justice and nature themed poems and songs encouraged! The film screening will start at 7pm (runtime of 45mins).

Family friendly event! BYO snacks for the film

This free event has a capped capacity, please register to secure a spot!

4:30PM Open Meeting followed Banner Painting from 6:00pm

Come get involved in the campaign to find a new home for SAGE and protect community spaces in Adelaide.

All welcome.

Bring ingredients to contribute to shared Pizzas for dinner 🍕

Come in at any time for the duration of the event; sessions will start at regular intervals throughout.

• Get your tech life secured
• Free workshops to set up secure and ethical software on your devices
• Password managers, browsers, messaging, social media, and your questions answered

This is a community run event aimed at building a strong foundation of digital security and self-sufficiency especially across the broader Adelaide activist community and for vulnerable demographics, and eventually aiming to diminish society wide reliance on corporate technology, while raising awareness of the real world effects of unjust digital technology.

Come and contribute ideas for the studio space for 2025!

Space for Arts & Music Broadening Horizons New Energy Community Resources

Just turn up :)

A 90 minute workshop on one possible model to build housing collectives that focus on retrofitting housing for the climate crisis, while also contributing to the decommodification of housing for public good.

The goal of Retrofit and Decommodify (RAD) housing is to collectively acquire, retrofit, and decommodify existing suburban housing so that we, and others, can live in resilient and affordable housing.

The RAD housing project offers one small way to contribute to prefiguring better futures by providing opportunities to live collectively in ways that help us to practice commoning and act in solidarity with more radical movements for change.

The RAD housing members are currently visiting from Naarm, and keen to take this opportunity to transfer some of their learnings to the community here, to aid in similar and related efforts.

• coworking bee @ 11
• palestine bike convoy @ 1:30 (if people want)

bring a project (or dont). 📝

think stitch and bitch, repair cafe, idea ideation, crafts corner, amateur consultancy, free wifi, pc/console gaming, zoomba gym, karaoke, uninformed tax advice, gardening, cooking classes, poetry writing and feedback, trinket trading and appreciation, swap meets, bike servicing, zine making, photography/film space, bad printing, you name it!!*

*some services subject to availability

come on downnnn 🤠

Preloved and handmade: Clothes, art, wares, music, jewelery, books, tatt flash, decor, zines, doo hickeys

Feat. live music, cartoon portrait booth, bake sale, food stall and drinks

$5 entry - you will have a goodie bag bestowed upon you when you enter :)

support and be apart of the incredible interlocking local community and conscious consumption - all things in the marketplace are secondhand, preloved or handmade by the talented stallholders themselves! 💍👖

the food will be vegan and gluten free inclusive, and the bar will have various drinks on offer!