Anarchist Solidarity Benefit Show // ISKRA (Vic) // AHNA (Van) // ALTERCATION (Kamloops)

This is a benefit and an act of solidarity with an anarchist comrade who’s been facing ongoing police repression. All proceeds will go to legal defense and potential bail funds. FTP!

$5-20 (this is a fundraiser show).

Bands:

ISKRA – Anarchist blackened crust from Lekwungen Territory/Victoria
http://iskracrust.com/

AHNA -Crust metal from Coast Salish Territories/Vancouver

ALTERCATION – Anarchist grind duo from Secwepemc Territory/Kamloops

More information:
https://beattheraid.wordpress.com/

Statement:
https://beattheraid.wordpress.com/statement/

Donate:

https://beattheraid.wordpress.com/shopdontations/

Accessibility Info: The venue is situated on the south side of Blood Alley Square. There are several cobblestones, but there is ramp access and it’s an open space once inside. There are fewer cobblestones to navigate coming from Abbott vs Carrall. The washroom is not fully WC accessible, the doorway is about 27 inches wide.

This event is taking place on occupied and unceded Coast Salish Territories.

Anarchist Solidarity Benefit Show / ISKRA + More TBA

This is a benefit and an act of solidarity with an anarchist comrade who’s been facing ongoing police repression. All proceeds will go to legal defense and potential bail funds. FTP!

Iskra – Anarchist Metal http://iskracrust.com/

$5-20 (this is a fundraiser show)

More Bands TBA

More information: https://beattheraid.wordpress.com/

Statement: https://beattheraid.wordpress.com/statement/

Donate: https://beattheraid.wordpress.com/shopdontations/

Fundraiser punk show for the Yuct Ne Senxiymetkwe Camp and the Klabona Keepers – AHNA / INFANTILE DISSENTION (Victoria) / BROCRUSHER

ALL AGES  OCTOBER 23 – 7PM

This punk show is a fundraiser for the Yuct Ne Senxiymetkwe Camp and Klabona Keepers. The Yuct Ne Senxiymetkwe Camp is the Secwepemc peoples disaster monitoring checkpoint and encampment at the entrance of the Imperial Metals’ Mount Polly Mine where, on August 4th 2014, the largest environmental disaster in British Columbia’s history unfolded as the damn to the mine’s tailings pond broke and unleashed 2.5 billion gallons of contaminated water and 4.5 million cubic metres of metals laden silt into Hazeltine Creek, Polley Lake and Quesnel Lake on the way to the Fraser River Watershed.