PAST PEACE JUSTICE AND SOLIDARITY EVENTS
Gig at the Albany Theatre,
Deptford, Sunday 7 March 2010
Film Season at Café Crema, New
Cross Spring 2010
Open House for an Open Gaza
Saturday 18 September 2010
Saturday 18 September 2010
Please visit the separate Open
House for an Open Gaza page for photos and more details.
Also, the Sale of Promises made
a significant contribution to the funds raised, and the unsold promises are
still available for the time being if you would like to make an offer.
At the Albany Theatre, Deptford, the Lewisham Young Mayor, with Lewisham
Peace, Justice and Solidarity, presents
Dicusssions and films FREE
Bands from 7.30 pm £6 (£4 concessions)
Music
from 7.30 pm
Falling
Embers |
band |
alternative/punk/rock |
Tony
Lording |
singer songwriter |
country/blues/folk |
Shiikane |
band |
R & B/Gospel |
Paul
Moody |
singer songwriter |
rock/soul |
Jim
Radford |
singer songwriter |
folk |
Bruise |
duo |
folk |
Damusia |
singer songwriter |
blues/jazz |
Strawberry
Thieves |
socialist choir |
|
Food and Bar
from 6.30 pm Caribbean
food, including vegetarian dishes, from the Albany café
Discussion and
Films
from 4 pm
Seventy years
of struggle against racism in fascism in London |
The next steps with local anti-racist
campaigner |
Greener
Cities and Saving the Planet |
by green activist Jim Jepps |
Pictures
of Afghanistan and Eyewitness Account |
by photo-journalist Guy Smallman |
Everyday
Life in Palestine and the Relief Convoy to Gaza |
Pauline Collins and Leah Levane talk
about their experiences |
There will also be stalls from the campaigning groups
participating in Peace, Justice, Solidarity.
The Albany is in Douglas Way, off Deptford High
Street, walking distance from Deptford and New Cross railway stations, Deptford
Bridge DLR and buses 47, 53, 177, 188, 199, 225 and 453.
See www.thealbany.org.uk/infopoint/12/Your-Visit
for map and more details.
Film Season at Café Crema, New Cross
Thanks to
Kiri and Chris at Café Crema. For all the films at Café Crema there is a charge
of £6 which includes polenta meal or cake and
drink ordered at 7.30 pm, film screening 8.15pm. Tickets
available from the café in advanc. to guarantee a place at this cosy venue. 306
New Cross Road. London SE14 6AF. 2 minutes from New Cross and New Cross Gate
stations mob 07905 961 876/ 07905 552 571 www.cafecremaevents.co.uk
for information. Pop in: book your seat!
Thursday
25 February 7.30 pm
a
revolutionary film about a revolutionary country with directors Michael Wayne
and Deirdre O'Neill
Thursday 4
March 7.30 pm
Tocar y Luchar:To play and to fight
the award
winning film about the inspiring Venezuelan youth orchestras
Thursday
11 March 7.30 pm
amazing film
showing how Palestinians are being systematically driven from Jerusalem,
then Q
and A with member of Viva Palestina Gaza aid convoy
Thursday
18 March
Who shot the sheriff? The Battle of Lewisham 1977 and the
Battle of Cable Street
short films looking
at the fight against fascism from the 1930s to today with Q and A with film
makers and Unite Against Fascism
Full
Details
25
February
Listen to Venezuela with directors Michael Wayne and
Deirdre O'Neill
Listen To
Venezuela takes the viewer into a contemporary revolution and extraordinary
experiment in radical democracy and social justice. Listen To Venezuela builds
a multi-levelled, visually diverse account of the struggle for social change, a
struggle to build a different kind of society where human needs, not profit,
are prioritised; a struggle whose outcome has implications for all www.listentovenezuela.info
Presented by
the Lewisham and Greenwich Venezuela Solidarity Campaign in conjunction with
Café Crema New Cross
lgvic@talktalk.net www.vicuk.org
4 March
Tocar
y Luchar : To Play and To Fight
The
captivating story of the Venezuelan Youth Orchestra System – an incredible
network of hundreds of orchestras formed within most of Venezuela’s towns and
villages. Once a modest programme designed to expose rural children to
the wonders of music, the system has become globally renowned. The
documentary portrays the inspirational stories of world class musicians trained
by the Venezuelan system including world renowned conductor Gustavo
Dudamel. The educational programme is now being introduced around the UK
including in Lambeth.
Presented
by the Lewisham and Greenwich Venezuela Solidarity Campaign in conjunction with
Café Crema New Cross
lgvic@talktalk.net www.vicuk.org
11 March
Jerusalem
... The east side story
Under the
Israeli occupation. . Israel has pursued a policy of Judaizing the city, aiming
to achieve “Jewish demographic superiority.” Part of this policy is to drive
Palestinian Muslims and Christians out of the city; denying their presence,
history, and ties to the land. The documentary takes you on a journey exposing
Israel’s policy to gain supremacy and hegemony over the city and its
inhabitants. It also touches on the future of the city: Jerusalem is the key to
peace; without Jerusalem, there is no peace for anyone.
Q and A with
with Leah L evane, Chair of the local Palestine Solidarity Campaign who went
on the recent Viva Palestine convoy which broke the siege of Gaza
Presented
by the East London Palestine Solidarity Campaign in conjunction with Café
Crema , New Cross .
mustafabulgu@gmail.com
www.palestinecampaign.org/index2b.asp
18
March
Anti-fascist
short films-lessons from eight decades of fighting fascism in London
Who shot the
sheriff ? -the
history of Rock Against Racism and Love Music Hate Racism inspiring and
mobilising young people to stop the fascists by bringing together music and
politics-from the 1970’s to today.
Lewisham
1977 about the
Battle of Lewisham filmed in New Cross by Deptford TV volunteers.
The Battle
of Cable Street and The
Legacy of Cable Street with film maker Yoav Segal
With Q and A
with film maker and Unite Against Fascism- important lessons as the fascist BNP
stand in the forthcoming elections
Presented
by the Lewisham Anti-Racist Action Group and south-east London
Unite Against Fascism in conjunction with Café Crema , New Cross
larag@talktak.net; www.naar.org.uk/larag www.uaf.org.uk also join face
book ‘sel uaf
see LARAG online exhibition with images and quotes
about fighting fascism in London from 1930’s to 2010