Kiosk Radio’s Jim Becker leads experimental musician Valentino Mora (IDO) and psychologists and DJs Maurizio Ferrara (DJ Athome, Front de Cadeaux) and Zohra Lkasbi (DJ SAHЯA) into a conversation about the links between mental health and nightlife, especially in times of COVID.

From genderbending fashion to pinkwashing cishet artists, let’s have a conversation on the (re)appropriation of queer aesthetics in mainstream music.

No previous knowledge or experience in weaving are necessary.

Sachli Gholamalizad keeps our focus sharp with an evening for continued recognition, visibility and engagement for the Iranian revolution.

Join a time-travel narrative in a collective reading and discussion.

hosted by Nadia Kara

Connect to the powerful energy of trans-imaginaries. With Robin Brettar and Jihan Imago.

Feminist, queer and crip alliances. With Shahin Mohammad and Josefien Cornette.

The revolution will be feminist. With Bochra Triki and Eva van Redecker.

Tashweesh Festival brings together experienced organizers for a provocative rethinking of the festival landscape. With Bochra Triki, Camille Khoury, Bouchra Lamsyeh and Tania El Khoury.

Womxn of colour burst the industry’s misogynist bubble. With Sara Dziri and Soumaya Phéline.

Join us for thet aftertalk about Carolina's performance The Hero's Journey of Anastacia.

Womxn of colour burst the industry’s misogynist bubble. With Sara Dziri and Soumaya Phéline.

Explore the "sex wars" from the 1980s with Kathy Acker's experimental stripper writings. With Tessel Veneboer

w/ Zaïneb Hamdi, Selim-a Atallah Chettaoui, Randa Maroufi, Anna Safiatou Touré, Zahra Benasri, Fatma Torkhani and Marie Paule Mugeni

Tashweesh Festival brings together experienced organizers for a provocative rethinking of the festival landscape. With Bochra Triki, Camille Khoury, Bouchra Lamsyeh and Tania El Khoury.

Connect to the powerful energy of trans-imaginaries. With Robin Brettar and Jihan Imago.

Feminist, queer and crip alliances. With Shahin Mohammad and Josefien Cornette.

Nothing too official or academic: the idea is to sit together and listen to each other's favourite feminist text, read one if you feel like it, and have a chat.

The revolution will be feminist. With Bochra Triki and Eva van Redecker.

Feminist strategies for more caring futures. With Juliette Mourad and Espace Fxmme.

Fatima Daas will be kicking off the second edition of Tashweesh Festival with a keynote that delves into her lived experiences of being a young, immigrant, muslim, queer writer in France. Come join us in a thought-provoking talk about (in)visibility, essentialist media coverage, and how to deal with the pressures society puts on racialized and gendered bodies.

Feminist voices from South West Asia, North Africa and Europe come together, speak out and perform during Tashweesh festival.

a programme on myths, rumours and murmur. This autumn, we are talking brand new ancients, futuristic speculations and unfinished tales, so they say.

A shared reflection on what could constitute a Diasporic Library. What items move in and out of that space, and how to translate such movement in publishing and archiving practices?

Come meet the artist!

A mini-festival promoting Black(-descendent) female and non-binary creatives.

Let's come together for a full day of sharing stories, space and practices of mourning through bodies, singing and gathering. 

Conversations on ableism.

Join us for conversation and a meal as Samah Hijawi shares her work on the layered histories around herbs and spices to bring a deeper reflection of the politics of the food on our table.