History is made at night

Continuing the series on the radical history of Luton, here's a bit about a 1970s radical bookshop, Partisan Books which was based at 34...

 Judy Chicago 'Revelations' is a retrospective of the artist's work at London's Serpentine gallery. Her feminist imagery is ...

The 'Women in Revolt! Art and Activism in the UK 1970-1990' exhibition at Tate Britain (2024) included a great collection of zines a...

Bad Attitude was a London-based radical women's newspaper that ran from 1992 to 1997. It was put together by a group of women (mostly fr...

An account of violence against women in the vicinity of feminist discos 'in the South London area'  in 1977. Slightly frustrating fo...

Charlotte Brontë (1816-1855) and Alexander Trocchi (1925-1984) might not seem to have too much in common as writers, but I wonder whether...

Girl Germs   is a 'feminist not-for-profit club night that showcases women-fronted bands' with their next night coming up on April 2...

This weekend is the last chance to see 'A Bigger Splash: Painting after Performance' at Tate Modern in London. The exhibition '...

On Valentine's Day last week, there were flashmob dances and similar actions in at least 190 countries as part of One Billion Rising...

A  while back I posted about the death of Katy Watson, feminist, Brixtonite, and radical  (among many other things). Sad news today from my...

This site celebrates the pleasures of the night, the possibilities of nocturnal encounters on the dancefloor, the sense of liberation in the...

Lydia is a New Cross-based feminist zinester, blogger (see her Swimsuit Issue ) and co-promoter of Girl Germs - 'a grrrl-tastic night of...