PUNX 4 BLACK LIVES MATTER

The Freedom Shop will be contributing stuff to this BLM fundraiser on Saturday, 27 June 2020, from 4:30 pm at the Newtown Sportsbar. All proceeds go to for People Against Prisons Aotearoa and The Homeless Trans Black Women Fund in the USA.



Nau mai, Haere Mai! 

Come to Newtown Sports Bar to show solidarity for the Black Lives Matter
movement around the world, see some bands, buy some cool stuff and help
donate much needed CA$H to People Against Prisons Aotearoa and The
Homeless Trans Black Women Fund in the USA.



Market and BBQ start at 4.30pm: Perfect to grab some cheap shit like
records, clothes, art and books donated by the community and eat some
kai! All money will be going to the charities above.



Bands at 6.30pm:

BOWEL RUPTURE

UNSANITARY NAPKIN

AYN RANDY

STRESS GHETTO

ROGERNOMIX



Plus the DJ stylings of:

KATE BISH

DJ SUAVE

FABLE

JMC





There will also be a raffle! With prizes from:

COVEN JEWELLERY, THE BLACK SCOURGE, STEPH MAREE TATTOO, XOË HALL, POGGER, WROUGHT MATERIAL AND HEAPS MORE!!



$10 on the door  

https://allevents.in/online/punx-4-black-lives-matter/200019785021335

 

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