GIFC 25 closes with the Street Music Festival this Sunday

 

The Street Music Festival is taking place all afternoon into the evening this Sunday and we’ve got the line-up for you, including times and places of performances happening this weekend.

Photo credit: Laura Vroomen

By Devon McCole | Feature photo by Laura Vroomen

The ever popular Street Music Festival returns this August as part of this year’s Govanhill International Festival & Carnival.

The day-long event marks the end of the festival but the good news is events kick off at 12 noon and wrap up around 8pm, with multiple stages and venues being graced by different performers throughout the day. 

Including a line-up of DJ sets, acoustic sessions, and other live acts and performances centred around music, movement, and other vocal acts like spoken word.

And for one day only, there will be a special re-branding of the Community Newsroom, which will become the Community MOVES Room; which will be graced by Moonslide (clown school mimes) who will be performing their Buff and Sheen routine in the newsroom window, and Capoeira performers Ponta-Cabeça – plus more!

Find out what’s on and where elsewhere in the neighbourhood using the guide below.

A HAPPENING

Moonslide

12 noon - 6pm

Community MOVES Room,

82 Bowman Street

Dance and Movement

• Buff and Sheen – Moonslide

• THEN WHAT – Vince Virr and Kiel Jonathan Clarke-Davis

• Capoeira – Ponta-Cabeça

Queer Joy

• Live music 

• Queer Voices 

• Rainbow Ukes 

• Trans Bloc Soundsystem

CARGO SIGNS ACOUSTIC SESSIONS

12 noon - 6pm

Transylvania Shop,

Victoria Road 

• Alan of Galloway 

• Zoe Bestel 

• Bluesy Susi and the Bottleneck Blake

• Dr Normul 

• Girobabies 

• Junkman’s Choir

SNACK MAGAZINE – A DAY AT THE COURTYARD

Amal by Iman Ammar

12 noon - 7pm

The Cooperage Courtyard,

674 Pollokshaws Road

Music

• Maz & The Phantasms 

• Curlew 

• Diljeet Kaur Bhachu 

• SALT 

• Town Centre 

• Peter Cat

Spoken Word / Vocal 

• Randa Jarrar 

• Natalie Jayne Clark 

• Louise Holland 

• Amal Kaawash

Visual Art 

• Occupied Thoughts Occupied Space 2.0:

• Iain Hendo 

• Pearl Kinnear 

• Celie Byrne 

• Alice S Yosef

DUENDE STAGE

Obia

1pm-8pm

Westmoreland Street 

• Decades of Dub 

• DJ Laosa 

• OBIA (live) 

• Femme 45 

Plus: Luke from The Storywagon writing stories on his typewriter

LOVE MUSIC HATE RACISM

1pm-8pm

South Seeds, Victoria Road 

• Aleena 

• Bado Reti 

• The Creative Martyrs 

• DJ Bruno Cruz 

• More acts to be confirmed


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