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  • When community is HOME, at Yorkton Workshops

    Yorkton Workshops 1-3 Yorkton St, London, London, United Kingdom

    A week-long exhibition and a programme of workshops, performances, networking, supper clubs, podcasts, kite-flying and communal singing - curated by Counterpoints Arts, supported by Yorkton Studios.

  • Refugee Week online conference

    Save the date and join us to find out how you can get involved in this year's Refugee Week!

  • Moomin 80 at Southbank Centre

    Riverside Terrace, Southbank Centre, London SE1 8XZ Southbank Centre, London, United Kingdom

    "The Door is Always Open": Journey into the marvellous world of the Moomins, brought to life by the Woodland Tribe and their little helpers.

  • What Will We Do Without Exile?

    The Beacon - Bowling Park 263 Bowling Hall Rd, Bradford

    A new installation by Basel Zaraa co-produced with Bradford City of Culture 2025 as part of Moomin 80.

  • Preserving Culture in Conflict

    London Library, 14 St James's Square, London SW1Y 4LG

    London Refugee Week literature event with London Library, and writers Yassmin Abdel-Magied, Sulaiman Addonia, Dr Olesya Khromeychuk and Ahmed Alnaouq.

  • The Music of Asia Minor: Violin Legends Semsis & Ogdontakis

    Hellenic Centre 16-18 Paddington Street, London

    Counterpoints Arts is working in collaboration with The Hellenic Centre on an evening of Rebetiko music, part of the Rebetiko Carnival and Refugee Week Festivals.

    £12 – £20

  • To Own Both Nothing and the Whole World

    Baltic Centre for Contemporary Art Shore Rd, Gateshead

    New commissioned work by Henna Asikainen & Roua Horanieh at the Baltic as part of Moomin 80 for Refugee Week.

  • You Look as Though You Might Be a Relation

    Gloucester Guildhall 23 Eastgate Street, Gloucester, United Kingdom

    As part of the Counterpoints Moomin 80 commissions for Refugee Week, Gloucester Guildhall presents new work by Dana Olărescu working with communities across the city.

  • We Are The Many Festival

    EartH Hackney, 11-17 Stoke Newington Rd, London N16 8BH

    Counterpoints Arts presents: We Are The Many at EartH Hackney on Sunday 15 June – a festival kicking off London Refugee Week 2025 – curated around the theme of 'Community as a Superpower’, serving up music, stories, sustenance, healing and resistance. With Inua Ellams, Anaiis, B.O.S.S., Goat Girl, Playte, Linett Kamala, Chakira Alin, DJ/poet DJ Kat the Kat-a-lyst, Fedzilla, Samatar Elmi, Tara Fatehi. Delicious food by Carol Puthussery, Najeem Ebadi (In The Mix), Seeds of Wild and sisterwoman vegan.

  • Encounters

    Yorkton Workshops 1-3 Yorkton St, London, London, United Kingdom

    Collaborative exhibition and panel discussion on photography and cultural production related to migration, displacement, and social justice.

  • Haiyu – Screening & Screentalk

    The Barbican Silk St, Barbican, London

    Join us for a screening of documentary film Haiyu, portraying the Sahrawis people's struggle for liberation in Western Sahara.