Placeholder is a new series of events born from a shared desire to create meaningful and supportive spaces for young people. We are pleased to welcome Tabaria Café as our first partner. With this pop-up event, we bring our platforms together in the same spirit: building community, encouraging dialogue, and anchoring our work in solidarity.
During this event, Palestine takes center stage, not as a theme, but as a lived reality. December carries layered meanings: it marks the fall of Assad, a turning point that invites many Syrians to reflect on a year of liberation from dictatorship and on a future beyond oppression. And while dates may shift, the reality remains unchanged: the violence of the Zionist regime in Palestine, Lebanon, and Syria underscores that solidarity must remain steadfast and rooted in shared struggle.
This is equally true for our Sudanese communities, which continue to face devastating violence, mass displacement, and ongoing genocide. Our struggles are intertwined—as is our liberation.
What to expect:
- Food & Coffee by Tabaria Café
- Music and poetry by SWANA creators
- Merch from artists and small businesses
- Free Arabic calligraphy workshop (3:00–6:00 PM)
- Creative corner for protest buttons & accessories
- Entrance to the Sun, Don't Rush to be Red exhibition. Son, Don't Rush to be Read
50% of Tabaria's proceeds go to the Sameer project.
On this day, Saturday December 13th, the entire space of TENT is reserved for Tabaria x Placeholder.
Adjusted opening hours from 14.00pm to 21.00pm and access only possible with this ticket link.
Would you like to see the exhibition at a quieter time? Then come on another day.