A hub for the many restless beings who want to turn up the volume on poverty, injustice, persecution and the unheard voices around the world

Still Restless

One Year On...
Restless Beings still voicing the voiceless. Join us for our 1 year anniversary!

Date: Saturday 2 May 2009

Venue: York Hall, Bethnal Green, London E2

Time: 6.45pm

Tickets: Entertainment tickets available for only £8 per head. Buy yours now - limited seats available!

Pay on-line using the PayPal button below or call 07985538111 / 07930943229

Dress Code: Anything you like, be you!

Join us for some Love, Light, Lollipops and a night of:

• Film Screenings (RestlessBeings Part Docs)
• Dinner (3 course Indian buffet halal for our Muslim guests, with plenty of vegetarian options too alongside lots of yummy treats)
• & Performances from UK's finest talent - Music with a Message!

Performers:

LowKey (Poet / Playwright / Political Activist / Award winning HipHop artist - Glastonbury / Trafalgar Square GAZA events / Best Newcomer 2005 at the Lyric Pad Hip Hop Awards / The Peoples Army)

The Bathroom Girl (aka Cherry Lee - A fresher take on Soul - Featured YouTube video / Rising unsigned UK solo artist)

Aruba Red ( Reggae / Dub / Political Soul - Nitin Sawhney's London Undersound / BBC 'Hottest Homegrown' / iTunes 'Best of 2008')

Betty Steeles (Acoustic/ Alternative/ Pop - A&G Records / Winner of 'Play' at Reading Festival for the Nokia sponsored up-and-coming artists / Edinburgh Fringe Festival)

Jem Cooke (Acoustic / Soul / Rock - The National Theatre / Residency at NY's 'Bitter End')

Spitz (Conscious HipHop / Spoken Word - NuVibes / RadicalMiddleWay & Rebel Muzic performer / Skool of Thought)

Suzana & Khansar (Revised Folk / Contemporary South Asian eclectic Soul - Internationally aclaimed British Bengali Band / Classic training combined with modern beats)

Poetic Pilgrimage (Spoken Word / Rap / HipHop - Soulful & Progressive Music BBC2 & ITV1 / Rebel Muzik / Rise Festival) & MORE!

Since our launch (May 2008), we have been working tirelessly to raise awareness and money for our first Project; Turning up the volume on the unheard cries of the street children in Dhaka, Bangladesh.

Our 'Big Ten Challenge' last year raised £10,000 to refurbish an old building and convert into a RestlessBeings Rehab Centre & Home for children of the streets. This centre will provide food, clothing, medical care, counselling, education, recreation, creative nourishment and become a warm and protective hub for children who have been exposed to the world of drugs, prostitution, trafficking, abuse and severe homelessness and hunger. To ensure we can sustain the centre and keep the children from returning to the streets we need you.

This event launches our We Need You campaign - so join us on the 2nd of May 2009 and be part of a permanant change for these children.

Have any Questions? Email us on: info@restlessbeings.org