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Opening Soon Subrosa: Manchester Social Centre!
Latest updates: http://manchestersocialcentre.org.uk
Manchester & Salford Anarchist Bookfair Saturday 29th November 2014 at People’s History Museum.
Ongoing actions/ campaigns:
From Manchester Animal Action:
Anti-Fur demo this Saturday at Harvey Nichols from 12 noon.
We’re keeping up the pressure, after their head of fashion was forced to resign because of the controversy caused by the reintroduction of fur. See:
http://www.caft.org.uk
Join us if you can from 12 Noon, at Harvey Nichols, 21 New Cathedral Street, Manchester, M1 1AD
Meat Free Mondays
5pm til last orders at 7pm all vegan rice & 3 for £5 – Mod’s Veggie/Vegan Cafe, Manchester at Thirsty Scholar – all welcome!
Monday 21st April
https://www.facebook.com/events/348496315292459
Wednesday 23rd April
Thursday 24th April
Rail Yard Ghosts, Throw Rocks At Cops, Hanami and Peasants
Hunt Sabs Benefit
Now at Wahl Bar, Fallowfield (opp Sainsburys)
£3/ £4 7.30pm
https://www.facebook.com/events/667182740013014
Friday 25th April
Pumpkin Records Presents A BENEFIT FOR KLIT (a queer-feminist and activist community space in Hungary)
20 MINUTES DE CHAOS, SUBORDINATE, BRING TO RUIN, LUVDUMP plus one more TBC
Wahl Bar, Fallowfield (oppsite Sainsburys)
£3 Bands from 7.00pm
https://www.facebook.com/events/594158407332462
Saturday 26th April
We Can Win: Stories from 50 years of struggle
A FREE LAUNCH of “We Can Win”, a set of ten moving and often funny short films documenting a proud 50 year history of campaigning, strikes, occupations, work ins and solidarity in the name of fair pay, decent jobs, and economic justice.
From the Miners’ Strike to the Poll Tax rebellion, from the steps of St Paul’s to the docks of Upper Clyde, these films cover a wide range of ideas, places and time.
11.00am-4.00pm People’s History Museum
https://www.facebook.com/events/249563178557237/
https://www.facebook.com/events/503320063124763
Class Actions and more
6.00pm Crescent Pub, Salford FREE
(Please note new date)
https://www.facebook.com/events/586708991398127
2nd, 3rd and 4th May 2014: 0161 Festival
https://www.facebook.com/0161Festival
Friday 23rd, Saturday 24th and Sunday 25th May
https://www.facebook.com/events/462550400511315
Saturday 7th June
Hacktivism: the Unlocking Ideas Hackathon
Event held at Islington Mill, Saturday 7 June – Sunday 8 June, 1.00pm – 1.00pm
Unlocking Ideas Worth Fighting For, a collaborative project between the People’s History Museum and the Working Class Movement Library, is excited to announce details of its 24 hour hackathon weekend.
From 1.00pm on Saturday 7 June to 1.00pm on Sunday 8 June, Unlocking Ideas Worth Fighting For is inviting programmers, campaigners, designers and anyone in between to team up in Salford’s Islington Mill and create the next generation of protest tools.
During the last two centuries the people demanded change by taking to the street. From the Chartists to the suffragettes to the peace movement, those demanding change expressed their views publicly by bearing the tools of protest; placards, banners and posters.
Now, activism is being redefined by the digital age. MyDavidCameron.com started this process; we’re looking at where it goes from here: could campaign music make the world a better place? Could short notice protests be bigger and better? Could movements realise what material has the biggest impact?
Get inspired by these questions and more and use the digitised collections of the People’s History Museum and Working Class Movement Library to hack new ways of speaking truth to power.
WiFi will be supplied and enabled by the fantastic Get Me Connected making sure you can get connected on the device (or devices) of your choice at any time. Food will be provided and our event hosts, Islington Mill, will kindly be putting on an honesty bar for the event. Booking is via eventbrite and please check the People’s History Museum and Working Class Movement Library events pages for more information. Hacktivism is a free event, suitable for adults.
Saturday 14th June
Finally:
Great list of punk gigs in Manchester at this new website: http://www.punkgigsmanchester.co.uk Add your gigs there.
Also check out http://www.punx.co.uk for a list of national punk gigs
Any what’s ons?
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