Programme
What’s on across the spaces.
Everything is free and you can drop in and out as you like. Talks run roughly an hour with time for questions; workshops have limited places, so arrive a few minutes early.
Main Hall
5 sessions10:30Welcome
Doors open & welcome
11:00Talk
Mutual aid after the floods: lessons from East Anglia
with Marsh & Fen Mutual Aid
13:00Panel
Publishing on the margins
four small presses in conversation
15:00Talk · BSL
A people’s history of the Cambridge rent strikes
with the Cambridge tenants’ archive
16:30Reading
Poetry & prose: a local writers’ reading
The Annexe
3 sessions11:30Workshop
Zine-making 101
with Cambridge Zine Library
13:30Workshop
Know your rights: police, protest & the law
with a legal-support collective
15:30Workshop
Screen-printing your own patches
with Two Crows Press
Kids’ Corner
3 sessions11:00Story
Storytelling & picture books
14:00Craft
Make-a-banner
10:00Drop-in
Free books table & colouring
Donations café
Tea, coffee, soup and cake all day. Pay what you can; nobody is turned away for lack of funds.
Free books table
Take what you'll read, leave what you can. Donations of radical books gratefully received on the day.
Access on the day
Talks marked BSL are interpreted. A quiet room is open all day off the Annexe. Ask any steward in a red armband.