Doors open at 9:30am and we’ll start the day with a welcome at 10:00am.

Spaces

• Registration desk, the desk by the front gate where people will be checking tickets, and where the two walks will begin
• The Yard, the outside space that you enter through, where lunch will be served
• The Event Space, the big space on the ground floor, accessed through the Yard.
• The Creative Space, above the Event Space up the stairs (unfortunately not accessible)
• The Print Room, the room with a riso printer next to the Creative Space (unfortunately not accessible)
• The Common Room, on the second floor of the main building, where the Publishing Fair is (accessible by lift)
• The Guy Debord Room, the smaller room up on the Second Floor, just beyond the Common Room on the left (accessible by lift)
• Rooms 204A and 204B also on the second floor opposite the Guy Debord room, where the newsletter workshop and GLC Exhibition are taking place (accessible by lift)

Workshop signups

We’ll have workshops and talks running in two spaces throughout the day: the Guy Debord Room and the Creative Space. Everything in the Guy Debord Room and some of the sessions in the Creative Space requires you to sign up here: https://materials2026.fillout.com/workshops

Please only sign up to workshops you will attend. For sessions not listed in the form, you can just drop in on the day – there are plenty of talks and other happenings on that don't have capacity limits.

Bookworkers and Beyond Publishing Fair

In the Common Room on the second floor, there will be a Bookworkers and Beyond Publishing Fair with BOOKS, Bookworkers and Beyond, CAMP!, elsewhere press, Em–Dash, F.A.T. Studio, Freedom Bookshop, Hajar Press, How To Catch A Pig, MayDay Rooms, Migrants in Culture, Pagemasters, Sticky Fingers Publishing and The People’s Letters.

Also on the second floor, Bookworkers and Beyond will be running a live newspaper making workshop. You can just drop in to participar in the this.

London’s Ours! A GLC Exhibition

Next to that, there will be an exhibition of materials from the GLC’s archive, on themes of political visual communications, art and cultural industries, city planning and worker co-operatives. Hazel Atashroo, author of the new book London’s Ours! Images from the Greater London Council 1981-1986 published by Four Corners Books, will be on hand to answer your questions.

Open studios

From 10:00am – 1:00pm you can drop in to the studioos of Migrants in Culture (Room 405) and Unit 38 (Room 303).