Festivals· London
Smash The Fash Fest 2027
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- When
- Friday, 26 February 2027, 2pm
- Where
- Walthamstow Trades Hall, 61-63 Tower Hamlets Rd, London, London, E17 4RQ
- Sold by
- See Tickets
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About the event
From See Tickets's listing
We are uniting UK antifa collectives and activists to create an event with a singular function; to decimate the spoils of fascism with a weekend of celebration, talks, music and fundraising. This is an anarchist festival by definition. There is no hierarchical structure. All parties currently involved are collectively volunteering to deliver a truly special benefit event. As with all of our previous bashes, all benefits will go to Medical Aid for Palestinians. Comrade Tickets give you access to the festival, while also contributing an extra donation to support the cause. Ticket prices vary, with discounted rates for Trades Hall Members and standard General Admission pricing for everyone else. If you're a Trades Hall Member, please bring your card with you on the day. FRIDAY GreetGive OverSarsourLet's Av It SATURDAY The OppressedClobberHorsebastardGrail GuardMashaal, LumpenGorgon VomitHigher WallsRitual ErrorState Sanctioned ViolenceTetheredHearing TestsValue Of NothingAncient HostilityHemipteraUnmotherLeibnizRosary SUNDAY Oi PolloiThe RestartsDeath GoalsCheap Dirty HorseLouse, Viatorem[Brick]Winter At SeaBlackhorse RoadMagpie Conspiracy SPEAKERS AND STALLS Medical Aid For PalestiniansSipthesystemSouth Thames Hunt SabsMaverick HumanityPunks Against ApartheidNo Sweat, Act Up Fight BackYoung Struggle www.smashthefashfest.co.uk Siamo Tutti Antifascisti!
Getting there
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