Working Class Culture Festival

18-22 Creekside
18-22 Creekside, London, SE8 3DZ (view map)

Thursday 6th November 2025-Saturday 8th November 2025

Accessibility - Accessible Toilets, Accessible Parking Spaces, Complimentary Ticket for Assistant, Quiet Space, Relaxed Performance, Step Free Access, Wheelchair Accessible

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Working Class Culture Festival

The Working Class Culture Festival's Goals

To create a space for working class people to showcase and enjoy art for free, rather than forcing struggling artists to pay for access to show their work.
To bring activists and artists together to organise and build solidarity across occupations and disciplines.
To build class consciousness in all participants, and to develop a cultural counter-hegemony to the ruling ideologies of neoliberalism and postmodernism.
To enjoy our diversity and find strength in our unity.
Share and enjoy all aspects of culture that is so often seperated and gatekept.

This event is sponsored by Manifesto Press and will feature books for sale at the event along side other progressive groups such as the People's Assembly.

While the event has tiered pricing we want all interested in the event to attend so please email wccf@un-orr.com if you would like a free ticket.

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The Lineup

Friday:

5:00pm, Private View, inculding opening statements, poetry and short films
10:00pm, Afterparty, inculding live bands and DJs until 1am

Saturday

Alcohol free day
11:00am, Panel descusion by the featured artists and invited guests
1:00am, Family BBQ (vegitarian, vegan and GF options provided, if any dietry requirements are needed please contact wccf@un-orr.com)
2:30pm, Workshops (zine making, banner painting & sculpture)
5:00pm, break for set up
7:00pm, London Recruits screening, followed by a Q&A with the director and some of the London Recruits

Sunday (to take place at an alternative venue, see updates for details)

1:00pm, Open workshop for a WCCF banner
5:00pm, Miner's Hymns screening including Q&A with Director Bill Morrison
7:30pm, Closing remarks

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