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A night of hope not hate - Friday 28 March |
A night of music, film, poetry, food and fun - Philosophy Football presents special night for the anti-fascist magazine Searchlight, supported by the Fire Brigades Union.
With the very real threat of the BNP winning seats in the London Assembly elections join us for a night to inform, inspire and entertain with Hope Not Hate.
Featuring Billy Bragg, a DJ set from Don Letts, comedy from Shappi Khorsandi, the astonishing grime theatre of the Decypher Collective, Searchlight editor Nick Lowles, Rock against Racism founder Red Saunders, writer Paul Gilroy, NUS Black Students officer Ruqayyah Collector, London elections briefing from Democratic Audit's Stuart Weir.
And marking the 30th anniversary of the 1978 Rock Against Racism Carnival the evening begins with a special advance screening of the final cut of the Rock against Racism film 'Who Shot the Sheriff' introduced by playwright David Edgar.
Plus Gregg Macdonald's film of the 2007 Hope not Hate campaign, DJ sets by Aretha and Melstars. A night of music, film, poetry, food and drink (or not).
And a very special deal.
Your £2.95 'ticket' (plus the £2.95 booking & postage) is fully redeemable - ADDING UP TO A £6 SAVING on Philosophy Football shirts bought on the night. So your' ticket' in effect costs you nothing! When you buy your ticket we will even contact you if there's a particular shirt you want to pick up on the night.
The party is at Offside Bar, 271 City Road, London EC1, starts 6.30pm (food from 5.45pm). If trade unions, community groups, bunch of friends wouldlike to book a table for 5 or more at a bulk discount and for any further info call us on 020 8802 3499 .
This event WILL SELL OUT - so book early. Go to the Philosophy Football website and click on 'events' to book. Click here to view the flyer for the event (click with the right-hand-side mouse button and select "save as" to download a copy. |
