Get Your Vote Out! (and photos from our party at The CAMP)
Last night we celebrated “The Future We Choose” in style at The City and Arts Music Project, a great bar and club close to Old Street Station. The Future I Choose featured live music from the critically acclaimed Delirium Tremens, Poetry from the Think...Come and Join Us To Celebrate The Future On Wednesday Night at The CAMP
As promised we will be celebrating our future the night before the election with our friends at the City and Arts Music Project. We will start at 5.30pm with drinks and an open photo shoot to be in our book (last chance, so come prepared) and then from 7pm we will...Shane Solanki To Judge Poetry Competition With John Bird
Shane Solanki is a writer and performer whose broad-ranging repertoire covers music, theatre, literature, live art, comedy, and cabaret. He’s a regular collaborator with political animals like Don Letts, Coldcut and independent record label Ninja Tune. His band, Last...Think Act Vote featured by Dazed and Confused
Dazed and Confused interviewed Think Act Vote founder Amisha Ghadiali for Dazed Digital Arts and Culture. Read the full interview here.About Think Act Vote
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