Flow.Walk.Drag.Everyday 

From microbial drag spectacle to everyday ecological citizenship

Looking to co-host “pooling parties” in Liverpool & Margate. Spilling over to where communities pool together – resources, capacities, needs – experimenting with bacterial wisdom. 

Flowing into existing community venues – climate cafes, community centres, local gatherings – bringing microbial drag interventions, toolkits and pooling practices into spaces where people already are. Embedding radical generosity into the everyday.

  • Let’s talk about Gender

    What is Gender? How have ideas about Gender changed over time? How does gender shape our day to day lives? How can we include everyone in complex and difficult conversations about gender? 

    Let’s have this conversation at the Walker Art Gallery during the Gender Stories exhibition (16 May —31 Aug 2026). As part of the show, there will be space for Gender Questions, a guided tour and panel discussion on the 11th June.

    Join a dynamic conversation featuring Dr Emma Spruce, Lecturer in the Politics of Gender, Sexuality and Identity at the University of Liverpool; Auntie Climax, drag artist, founder of Eat Me radical queer cabaret, and guide to Liverpool’s hidden histories through the Cholera Walking Tour; and Saeed Olayiwola, a wellbeing and growth consultant with SO Health and an equality, diversity, and inclusion specialist with the Anthony Walker Foundation.

    Book your FREE tickets here.

  • Liverpool(ing) invitations open

    You are warmly invited to the LiverPool Party. Last year saw us walking the streets of L8 with (the fabulous) Cholera, this year we want to pool together – our resources, capacities and needs together – to embed radical generosity and wonder into the everyday.  

    Date : 4 July Saturday

    Time: 11:00 – 13:30

    Location: Squash Nutrition 112-114 Windsor Street, Liverpool, L8 8EQ

    The event will be part workshop and part cultivating connections, through imaginings and nourishing ourselves with a shared meal, plus welcoming our Margate partners to Liverpool.

    Lunch is on us!

    Please sign up here if you’re interested, we will get back to you with more details.

  • E. coli’s Margate Tour – Act 3: The Tidal Poo(l)

    We’ve caught up with her. Act 3 of E. coli’s Margate Tour is out now – and we’ve arrived at the Walpole Tidal Pool.

    She’s been there a lot recently. The conditions are perfect for her. And now she wants to talk – to push back on the toxic gossip and tell us something important: that she didn’t create these conditions. Someone else did.

    Stay tuned for an unexpected phone call comes in from an old friend in Liverpool. We start to see a different side of E. coli…the side that lives in our guts doing beautiful, unglamorous work; the side that’s helped develop insulin; the side that might actually have more in common with us than we thought.

    Join us at Walpole Tidal Pool and subscribe to make sure you don’t miss next week’s finale.

  • E. coli’s Margate Tour – Act 2: Red Flags

    She’s left us a trail. Act 2 of E. coli’s Margate Tour is out now — and she has been busy.

    After making a sensational appearance at the Old Cliftonville Lido, E. coli takes off along the beach towards Walpole Tidal Pool, leaving a trail of red flags in the sand behind her. We follow, reading them as we go. What do they say? Let’s just say she’s not holding back.

    This act moves us along the beach from Newgate Gap to the Oval Steps, getting closer to the Walpole Tidal Pool — and closer to understanding what she actually gets up to in Margate’s water.

    If you’re joining us in person, pick up the tour at the Old Cliftonville Lido and follow the coastline east.

    Subscribe now so you don’t miss the next act!

  • E. coli’s Margate Tour – Act 1: Seaside Scandal is out!

    Every seaside town has its secrets, its scandal, its toxic gossip. Margate is overflowing with it. And Act 1 of E. coli’s Margate Tour is out now.

    We begin at the Coastal Shelter on Ethelbert Crescent and start to unfold Margate’s long, complicated history with the sea: from the devastating impact of cheap international flights on the town’s seasonal economy to the DFLs, the diaspora communities, and the artists who’ve kept finding their way here.

    And then…we go looking for E. coli, the town’s most notorious resident.

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