Artist Lobna Sana and members of Migrants Organise bring the textile they've been weaving together, across a series of workshops, into the exhibition — a chance for the group to celebrate their work. This is a closed session.

Old Mountain Assembly
Roma musicians have shaped Bulgaria’s musical traditions for generations, moving between rhythms, melodies, genres, languages and improvisatory practices. As innovators and intermediaries, they helped create wedding music and chalga, a Bulgarian-Romani-Turkish genre forged in an aftermath of post-Ottoman  Balkans. Join Old Mountain Assembly for a listening session and reading group exploring the censorship and criminalisation of Roma wedding music, assimilationist policies under state socialism and their post-socialist afterlives, and anti-Roma racism as an organising force in Bulgarian social and cultural life. RSVP required

Imperio Bamba take over the Sunday jam space to improvise and practice the soundings of the House of Bamba, the literal and symbolic house where members of the band live and where they meet to compose and rehearse. The House of Bamba sounds like cumbia and festejo, like tumbao and salsa — they will be embodying these sounds and sharing their ever-evolving songs. Expect to hear some of the band's most cherished records, and to join them in singing in a shared moment of enjoyment that aims to help us all sustain our hopes for better and broader futures. RSVP required