Brockley Fundraiser- Wednesday 1st July

Join us for a night of Quiz fun and our all important Happy Hour!

Spaces and tables do book up fast so please do book early.

Call- 0207 635 2955

1st Prize £50 

Happy Hour 7pm-10.30pm 

Any 2 beers £9 

Bottle of House Wine £18

KEME blends experimental jazz with high-energy hand percussion, creating an explosive and immersive live sound. Founded in 2025 by Mercedes Maresca (keys, flute, bongos, vocals) and Kevin Peberdy (drums, congas) as the core members, the band thrives on improvisation, rhythmic intensity, and spontaneous collaboration. KEME often performs with guest musicians, allowing each performance to evolve into something unique. For this  third edition at The Hill Station Café, they will be joined  by Sheraws (vocals, spoken word), Benson Adolwa (saxophone/congas), and John Horabin (Synth) promising a night of adventurous sound and collective energy.   

Jazz Jam

 We are an amateur/ aspiring semi-pro jazz quartet, called the RCDC Quartet based in South London. Trumpet, guitar, bass and drums. 

6-9pm

Mercury Over Maps 

The evening features 3 duos – Phil Durrant and Mark Hewins, Ratdanger, Yoni Silver and Bill Thompson. 

Full info with Bios https://billthompson.org/aka_prof_lofi/mercury-over-maps-27/

https://www.skiddle.com/e/42570299  to book tickets- or cash/card on door, £10/£5 (students)

Mercury Over Maps 27
Hill Station Cafe
Kitto Rd, London, SE14 5TW 
Tuesday, June 2nd 
Doors 730/Music 8pm
£10/£5 (students) 

A live adaptation of The Pedlar of Swaffham

"I woke up in the garden half dressed, on all fours beneath the tree"

An adaptation of the Norfolk folk tale The Pedlar of Swaffham, Good News is a WIP performance by Ananya Dunn and Joseph Hewlett-Hall which explores the principles and aesthetics of live storytelling. Following an uncertain narrator/protagonist who travels to London after a series of recurring dreams, the performance plays with the idea of the fable, avoiding any clear moral and experimenting with musical accompaniment, live foley and audience interaction.

Doors open 7pm

 Good News Tickets, Wednesday, July 8  •  7:30 PM - 8:30 PM | Eventbrite 

Imagining futures from forgotten fragments at Hill Station Cafe's collage socials in July

In July, COLLAGE CORNER imagines life After the End.

What does the world look like when the dust has settled? Perhaps nature has reclaimed the cities. Perhaps humanity has started over. Maybe robots inherited the Earth, or maybe your collage captures the final moments before everything changed.

Using a curated collection of vintage magazines, books and ephemera, you'll create imagined futures, forgotten histories and strange new worlds. Your collage can be dystopian, hopeful, surreal or somewhere in between.

As always, there are no rules — just a prompt to spark your imagination and a table full of materials waiting to become something unexpected.

🖼️ A relaxed, creative session open to all skill levels
📜 All materials provided and curated to this month's theme
🎨 Guided by a local collage artist (Instagram: @ella_milb / @collage.corner.london)
📅 Recurring event – every second and fourth Thursday of the month

Please note that this event is designed for adult participants.

COLLAGE CORNER @ Hill Station Cafe: AFTER THE END Tickets, Multiple dates | Eventbrite 

 An evening for the local community by the local community, celebrating the creativity of South East London. 

In collaboration with artists @communal_clay , @molly_bonnell and @nic_sandersonn , the exhibition will feature the work of 50+ local artists aged 5-88.

The artworks span furniture, textiles and ceramics and have been created in collaboration with local residents, members of Just Older Youth (JOY), and young people from @the_somerville .

Opening celebration Saturday 11 July 
4pm - late

🖼️ Exhibition continues 12 July - 9 August 
Hill Station Cafe 
SE14 5TW

🍕 Free food, drinks, music and creative activities 

Join us for an evening of film and solidarity with Cuba.

    We will be screening ESBEC 37, a docufilm following the story of 600 students from Burkino Faso who studied in Cuba under Thomas Sankara's revolutionary vision.

    All money raised from ticket sales will be used to purchase medical supplies and solar-powered equipment to be delivered to Cuba in August as part of the Assata Shakur Brigade.

    We will have a short post-film discussion afterwards featuring activists from Cuba and those who have recently returned from the country on a humanitarian brigade. 
    Doors open 6:30pm, screening starts at 7pm. 
    Date: 15th July. 
    Film duration: 90 minutes
    Post-film discussion: 20 minutes
    Language: Spanish with English subtitles

    Ticket information: £5 standard ticket and £15 solidarity ticket. 

Link to purchase tickets: https://www.outsavvy.com/event/36732/esbec-37-cuban-film-night
    Social media URLs: https://www.instagram.com/p/DZe96iBjPyG/?igsh=Y3NrNGh2dW1udXJ3

A night of Classic and contemporary sounds from Africa to the diaspora, London to Lagos, LA to JA

7:30pm to 10:30pm

Join us for fun and Karaoke from 7pm!!