We’re looking for punks of colour interested in joining our collective and making the next Decolonise Fest happen.
This event is for people of colour only. Please respect this space.
Decolonise Fest is an annual London punk festival run by and for *people of colour in the punk scene.
As we prepare to organise our next festival (set to take place in September 2022) we want to put out an open call to find people of colour who’d be interested in joining our collective and helping us make the next Decolonise Fest happen.
Come down to 198 Gallery on 9th December to enjoy a selection of drinks and snacks and find out more about Decolonise Fest, our radical aims, and how you can get involved in the collective.
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