Uncover Luton’s history of activism and the River Lea at our Creative Assembly.
Friday 3 May
15:00 - 18:00
Marsh House
FREE
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Is this for me?
For anyone with an interest in the River Lea and the heritage of rave, punk and activism within Marsh Farm
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From neolithic beginnings to Blockers’ Seaside, Punk gigs to rave collectives, the River Lea has been a constant source of inspiration for Luton.
Join us as we document and retell the history of the River Lea and its stories of activism and music subcultures. In this creative assembly, you’ll have the opportunity to share your story and delve deep into the archives.
What to Expect:
- Delve deep into the archives of Exodus Collective
- Hear about the River Lea, its history and its people
- Learn about Luton’s history of activism
But why now? Too often, stories like that of the Exodus Collective have been overshadowed by traditional narratives, risking their disappearance from our memory. We invite you to put the story on the map.
This event is part of Undercurrent – a project that documents and re-tells Luton’s heritage of activism and music sub-cultures connecting to the River Lea.
Marsh House
Marsh House Community Centre,
Bramingham Road
Luton
LU3 2SR
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Travel tips
Marsh House
Marsh House Community Centre, Bramingham Road Luton LU3 2SRMarsh House Community Centre is accessible via public transport.
Train:
Marsh House Community Centre is a short walk (5 minutes) away from Leagrave Station which runs Thameslink services.
Bus:
You can travel to Marsh House Community Centre by Bus. Bus services to Marsh House Community Centre are provided by arriva Beds and Bucks.
Credits/supporters
A Revoluton Arts project, in partnership with Marsh Farm Outreach and supported by the National Lottery Heritage Fund, Arts Council England and Bloomberg Philanthropies.
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