
01/05/2025
As well as DJs to keep you on the floor, 's Cianalas party will host a screening, gaelic lesson, poetry and exhibition - get down early for free entry 5 - 8pm, £7 on the door after.
Gaelic lesson 7 - 8pm:
Everyone who made it along to our last Civic House party will remember Catriona ()! A Gaelic teacher who also runs a Gaelic singing group in Edinburgh, her lessons have become a firm feature of baile/baile nights in the central belt.
Titilayo Farukuoye () (they/them) is a writer, educator and organiser based in Glasgow, and co-director of the Scottish BPOC Writers Network. Their work addresses social justice and community care and is informed by dreaming and the radical imagination.
makaya (.ow) is a DJ, musician and artist – having become a staple in the Glasgow club scene their recent performances have ventured into live electronic experiments in drone folk, poetry and R&B.
Tamir Amar Pettet () is a British-Moroccan artist based in Glasgow. Through drawing, performance, and installation, they explore identity, nostalgia, and digital culture, weaving personal memory with collective histories.
/other () is a collective of POC architecture graduates and creatives that centres the marginalised individual within architectural discourse. Their practice is grounded in methods of critical questioning and a contemporary culture of diverse expression.
Shanine Gallagher () (she/her), is a Scottish-Filipino documentary filmmaker from the Highlands, based in Glasgow. Her work is influenced by her rural upbringing which has been a key theme and source of inspiration throughout these projects. Her screening is at 6:30pm.
Sara Elbashir () is a creative practitioner based in Edinburgh. Sara works across a variety of media and often draws from her Sudanese heritage both creatively and a means of activism.
Sophia Bharmal () is a visual artist based in Edinburgh. Her work is rooted in an exploration of her British Indian Muslim heritage. It draws strongly on the complexity of heritage and the exploration of space and identity.