WHAT'S ON
Live music, club nights, screenings, workshops and community events at 80 Eastway. Something on most days.
Sicily: Hot and Holy
The Hall, 7pm to 9.30pm. Four Italian short films with a live Q&A with the filmmakers.
Four Italian short films exploring youth, identity, desire and tradition, followed by a live Q&A with the filmmakers. L'Autre Salle presents the evening in collaboration with Eastway Baths and Tapokea.
AMORE (Riccardo Cannella). Set in Sicily during the rituals of Holy Week, two teenagers navigate tradition and personal growth.
DREAM (Davide Vigore). Pietro has one dream: to race his horse at the Palio di Buonriposo.
LA BELLEZZA IMPERFETTA (Davide Vigore). In a shadowy Palermo, a solitary 65-year-old's routine is disrupted by a chance meeting.
LA VIAGGIATRICE (Davide Vigore). A carer waits for something, or someone, to change.
Free, limited capacity, booking recommended. Photography may take place during the event.
Giant Steps Late
The Hall, 9pm to 4am. Amit and Aneesh, the late session.
Playing: Amit & Aneesh
GIANT STEPS is a travelling sound system and community from the team behind Brilliant Corners. It started in 2017 to explore music through high-fidelity sound. The system is built from restored hi-fi and pro audio equipment, and the parties aim for the intimate feel of a home party.
Sunday sessions run from 4pm to 10.30pm, usually with a single DJ playing a vinyl-only set of six to seven hours that moves across genres, tempos and eras. Occasional late editions run into the night.
DJs are sometimes announced closer to the date, so follow GIANT STEPS on Instagram for line-ups. Tickets via RA.
The Five Points Jam ft. Oronti
The Hall, 6pm to midnight. The Five Points Jam with special guest Oronti.
The Five Points Jam returns to the Hall with Oronti as special guest, bringing some Afrosoul smoothness to the night.
Doors at 6pm, music from 7.30pm, until midnight. Tickets from £7 on DICE.
Excuse Me: Private View
The Cafe, 6pm to 9pm. Private view of a moving image exhibition featuring Iván Argote and four London based video artists.
‘Excuse Me’ is an exhibition that aspires to challenge perceptions of London as an unfriendly, isolating environment. ‘Excuse Me’ showcases the elements of community that can be found where we least expect it, particularly in brief moments of interaction between strangers.
In response to Iván Argote’s early playful video performances, Altruism and Birthday, artists Emre Ataman, Alex Ford, Daniel Greenfield-Campoverde and Aysha Leach position the urban and self as a map of relations and encounters. Through the duality of the subjective lens, time and setting are warped, lag, and open up.
A constellation of videos subvert social expectations, daily performance, and moments of revelation within familiar, mundane spaces. From library halls, underground clubs, to the intimate moment of a kiss, the exhibition invites the public to engage with these works and reflect on the city that so many call home.
Private view: Tuesday 24 November, 6pm to 9pm. Please RSVP via Eventbrite.
Image: © ADAGP Paris, 2026. Iván Argote, still from Altruism, 2011. Courtesy of the artist.
Ecstatic Tai Chi with George Thompson: Balance is Possible
The Hall, 6pm to 10.30pm. Tai chi meets ecstatic dance, no experience needed.
George Thompson's Ecstatic Tai Chi blends tai chi with ecstatic dance: grounding exercises, the Five Moving Forces tai chi form, playful dance to bass music and a closing sound journey. No experience needed.
Tickets £18 to £25.15 on Eventbrite.
Winter Solstice Singing Party
The Hall, 2.30pm to 7pm. Group singing with a live band, no performing and no prep.
Somewhere between a choir, a jam and a bandaoke session. A live band and a guest song leader take the room through an afternoon of singing together, with harmonies and improvisation, for any level and with no performing or auditions.
Hosted by George Montagu and Alfie Jones (Sanctuary). Tickets on Eventbrite.
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