6th - 9th August

Shunt Artist Hannah Ringham and Eleanor Barrett curate The Shunt Fair at The Shunt Lounge. A festival celebrating Southwark......

Come into the london underground, underground, underground...
...Dancing rats...

The Shunt Skate Park by the young people from Whites Grounds Estate Park, The Ellen Brown Children's Centre designed and created with Julien Thomasset, George Tomlinson & Danny. 
Visual art work and music will be in The Shunt Skate Park throughout the week....bring your board! 
Weds-Sat 

Film & Art Exhibition from The Black Elders at The Evergreen Day Centre in Southwark. Various showings throughout the week. Weds-Sat 

The Shunt Dance Hall - The Penthouse is transformed into an Art Decco dance hall. Design by Jess Levy

Dj Chuff will be providing locomotive sounds for your pleasure train noises throughout the week. Weds-Sat 

Shunt Artists Louise Mari and Nigel Barrett will be continuing with their experiments in The Wake Space.

Wall - sculpture by Shunt Artist by Heather Uprichard 

Heap - sculpture by Shunt Artist by Heather Uprichard 

Crafty Corner at Shunt Create your own rat mobile and race your rat! Also, how much baggage do you have...? Explore your own life’s journey with luggage, object and plenty of prit-stick 

Dj Suseska – tunes and visuals - Fri throughout the evening

London Underground Memorabilia - On loan from The London Transport Museum, the entrance to the lounge will be a homage to the tube below and trains above us. 

Departure 3 by Skip Theatre - A ten minute performance exploring behaviour on the underground. uses original soundtrack and explores the bizarreness, extremities and banalities of how we interact on the tube.

Devoted and Disgruntled A conversation event, facilitated by Improbable  Devoted and Disgruntled is an opportunity to meet up with artists and arts professionals to chat, plot and dream around the art and life issues that are relevant to you at the moment. The evening runs using Open Space technology, which gives anyone the chance to propose a starting point for discussion – this could range from one of those niggling little questions you’ve always wanted answered to a plan for how to change the face of theatre. With several conversations then taking place at once, you can either take part in just one, flit between them all, or head to the bar. 7.30p.m, Wednesday 6th August