urban75 posters held the traditional Glasto Refuseniks’ party for those unswayed by the temptations of Glastonbury.
Taking place in Brockwell Park, the home made food was delicious, the weather was terrific and it was a delightful way to pass a Sunday afternoon.


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Apart from some positively psychotically incandescent cabbies (and, to be honest, one or two testosterone-overcharged cyclists), this was a fabulous ride, with hundreds of cyclists enjoying a leisurely, car-free saunter around the streets of central London.





More photos here: Critical Mass, London
June 27th, 2009 10:10am
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When we heard that a venue had cancelled the farewell gig for our friends The Shanners, we quickly assembled the Offline Pronto Gig Relocation crew, and found them a new home at the Dogstar for their last ever show. And it was ruddy great too!





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A free event on Midsummer’s Eve, ‘The Big Event’ coincided with the launch of the annual Camberwell Arts Festival, and marked the official re-opening of Myatt’s Fields Park after its extensive �3m renovation.
Designed by Fanny Wilkinson – one of Britain’s first female professional landscape gardeners and a strong supporter of women’s suffrage – the park dates back to Victorian times, being opened in 1889.





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Photos from last night’s ace Offline gig with Toronto all-girl punksters the Machetes and east Landahn garage rockers The Spivs online here.
RAWK AND RAWWWL!




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Mass scenes of wobbling bottoms spotted in the heart of London!
Here’s what it’s all about:
“A peaceful, imaginative and fun protest against oil dependency and car culture. A celebration of the bicycle and also a celebration of the power and individuality of the human body. A symbol of the vulnerability of the cyclist in traffic. The world’s biggest naked protest: 50+ cities and thousands of riders …”

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June 13th, 2009 12:14pm
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It’s the Queen’s birthday, so out come the planes. Whoosh!



OFFLINE PARTY AND PROTEST SPECIAL!
Thursday 11th June – don’t miss this one!
Dogstar, Brixton, 389 Coldharbour Lane, Brixton, SW9 8LQ
Tel: 020 7733 7515. 7pm – 2am.
FREE ADMISSION all night!
We’ve put together an incredible, thought provoking bill featuring a musical tour of Woody Guthrie’s work by WILL KAUFMAN, contemporary South Seas protest songs from THE LANI SINGERS, the exhilaratingly brilliant 12 piece gypsy Balkan brass sensation the TRANS SIBERIAN MARCH BAND, Scottish folk with STARS OF SUNDAY LEAGUE and protest videos, poetry and slideshows, plus a full cabaret bill. We’ll be running three rooms and two floors of entertainment – and it’s FREE all night.

More info here: Offline Club
Shaking off the disappointment of Ella Edmondson cancelling at the least minute through illness, we had a great night at the Brixton Albert, with the excellent Sergeant Buzfuz putting in a great performance.
Here’s a few pics from the night:



More pics here: Offline Club