London Key Party: Where does this key fit? Saturday 19 September 2009
from email, 19 September 2009:
=== KEY PARTY ===
*Where does this key fit?*
Saturday 19 September 2009 / London / 22:00
Location: Key Party, Non Commercial House
165 Commercial Street, London E1 6BW
Call: 07534 523 430
Benefit gig to buy a keycutter machine for the squatting movement!
It is a de-privatization of a service - getting things out of the market, by building alternative, autonomous infrastructure that anyone can use to copy their own keys :)
This is a response for the call-out for 2 days of direct action on the 18th & 19th of September 2009 around housing and the creation of more autonomous spaces at this time of crisis.
See also: april2008.squat.net
Contact: keyparty@riseup.net
Flyer available at: http://london.indymedia.org/events/2093
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