Fancy a Sunday packed with music, DIY vibes and a healthy dose of punk attitude?

On Sunday 24 May, Young NW and Schroom are joining forces for Smurfpunx Revisited.

Experience a day full of live music, workshops, exhibitions and activist energy. Are you aged between 16 and 25, or a bit older but still young at heart? Then you’re welcome at NW Aalst from 1 pm for an afternoon full of creativity, workshops and music.

Live on stage:
• Poeslief — 2.00 pm to 2.45 pm
• Abelaer — 3.15 pm to 4.00 pm
• Granny’s Cocaine — 4.30 pm to 5.15 pm

Unleash your creativity during the workshops organised by Young NW:
Buttons
Protest signs
Pimp your clothes
Tattoos
Just pop in; you can join in at any time.

Fancy more?
Dive into the exhibitions:
Songs of Dissent,
Patronising Exercises in Reasoning – Dennis Tyfus
and Info~Angel#9: Smurfpunx against Militarism

ABOUT SMURFPUNX
Smurfpunx was a collective of friends from the Ghent, Wetteren and Aalst areas, active in the 1980s and early 1990s, which initially focused on distributing cassettes and soon began organising concerts for Belgian and international hardcore punk bands. The first gig took place at the Roxy in Dendermonde, but through contacts in Aalst and driven by an alternative, anarchist spirit, the collective’s activities shifted mainly to the Netwerk cultural centre in Aalst, where the majority of the gigs took place. Several of those involved were also active in bands such as Repulsives and Hate Crew, produced fanzines, ran a distribution network or organised tours. Smurfpunx thus grew into a key hub within the Belgian hardcore punk scene.