Hosted by Nigerian-born British poet and playwright Inua Ellams, the event brings together artists, architects, chefs, DJs and musicians in a programme framed around collective and community organising

Workshop / Food / Spoken Word — EartH Kitchen
3pm – Closed youth workshop with Linett Kamala, Notting Hill Carnival’s first female DJ: healing through sound.
5pm – Interactive edible sculpture by Playte, inspired by The Rice Theory of Culture.
5:30pm – Spoken word with Chakira Alin, DJ Kat the Kat-a-lyst, Fedzilla, Samatar Elmi, and Tara Fatehi
Stay on and connect until 10pm.

Music Programme — EartH Theatre
Doors 7pm – Live performances exploring collective healing, friendship, and community across genres.

Lineup:
anaiis
Goat Girl
Black Obsidian Sound System (B.O.S.S.)
Inua Ellams

How To Get Your Tickets

1. Book your desired number of tickets and await an email from us confirming your order. This is NOT a ticket.

2. Present your confirmation on arrival at the venue. Ensure that you take personal ID with you or you may be turned away

Pricing Information

• No further payment applies beyond the TFG booking fee

Additional Information

• This event will take place in EartH Theatre

• This is a 16+ event. All attendees 16-17s must be accompanied by a responsible adult who is 18 or older (1:1 ratio). To verify age, ID may be requested.

• For further event information please visit here

Accessibility Information

• Please note: We recommend all access bookings are made directly through the event organiser, however, we are here to assist where possible. Please get in touch with us prior to booking if you have access requirements. For accessibility information please visit here

• Access tickets are only available through Dice. For EartH Theatre live shows, Wheelchair-only tickets are available to purchase. If you require specific seating in the theatre, please purchase a General Admission (GA) ticket and email us at access@earthackney.co.uk.