Print Sale
Olive 47 is moving back to the states and getting rid of her prints at super cheap prices!!

7-9:30pm

Friday 11 June

Honza is Djing

Good times, good sounds.

11-3am/free entry

Wednesday 16 June

Amaranthine Nights
Come along and enjoy a wonderful summer evening of music, dance and poetry.
Featuring:
Ashley Earls - www.myspace.com/ashleyearlsmusic
David Studdert - powerhouse songs and perfomer
Gabriel Mesh - mesmerizing blues from a masterly, light handed performer
John McClean - Born Wellington, New Zealand, first (rock) band around 1976, worked on many musical projects since (some more
successful than others) came over to the UK with the "Early Days Blues Band" in 1998, currently putting energy into recording the "Exile Album" an original project featuring "The Clan" which will hopefully be in the post early next year. www.myspace.com/johnmcclean
Le Donne - A truly muliebrous duo
RAZZ - Inspiring poet and singer songwriter, leading light of Survivor's poetry
Heartssong - Ingrid and Lawrence 'my song is the hearts song', www.myspace.com/heartssong
8:30pm - midnight/free entry

Thursday 17 June

Albany Midwives Campaign Fundraising Film Screening: The Business of Being Born by Ricki Lake 

An eye-poping, jaw-dropping documentatary about giving birth in the USA. Birthing in the USA is a billion dollar industry and it shows...women have very little say in how it all happens, midwifery is now becoming a dirty word... and its happening in England too.  

Recently, a governmental review of midwifery and birthing in this country has been demanded. This has come about after a world respected midwifery practice based in Peckham had its contract violently terminated after one year of enquiries and accusations which were all unfounded. The Albany Midwives practice has been shut down by Kings even though it has been thoroughly evaluated twice. It has a far lower Caesarean section rate than King’s College Hospital (14.4% compared with 24.1%) and a far lower perinatal mortality rate (4.9/1000 compared with 11.4/1000) for Southwark Borough as a whole. 8pm/donations accepted on the door (suggested donations £5)