📅 Date: Saturday, 22 November 2025
📍 Location: Byron Hall, Harrow
🎟️ Tickets: £10 per person | Children under 12 enter free
💫 Welcome to the 20th Palestine Festival
Join us for the 20th Palestine Festival, Britain’s largest annual celebration of Palestinian culture, unity, and resilience.
Under the title ‘United for Gaza’, we call on people from all walks of life to stand together in solidarity with Gaza, honouring its steadfastness through art, music, culture, and collective action.
Our Programme
14:30 Door opening
16:30 Main activities
20:00 Free Time
21:00 End
🎯 Our Objectives
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Strengthen solidarity with Gaza — among the public and officials alike.
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Raise vital funds to support the resilience of its people.
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Connect voices of activists, politicians, intellectuals, and artists united for Palestine.
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Reaffirm unity against the rise of far-right extremism and racism.
🏛️ Festival Spaces
🛍️ Heritage Market
Immerse yourself in the Palestinian and Arab heritage market, filled with handmade crafts, art, and products celebrating cultural identity.
🍽️ Food Corner
Enjoy authentic flavours at our food court, serving traditional favourites like falafel, shawarma, and more.
🎈 Children’s Hall
A dedicated children’s activities space offers fun, creative workshops and entertainment for the little ones.
🎭 Artistic & Political Programme
Experience a powerful day of culture, creativity, and conscience — blending art and activism:
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Inspiring speeches from political and solidarity figures.
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Live performances by Al-Fursan Dabke, Lowkey, and Mohamed Abdulsalam.
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“Resistance Art” gallery by Palestinian Danish artist Salim Assi, and a live Mural painting.
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Video contributions from Gaza, showcasing the courage and everyday life of its people under the banner United for Gaza.
🌟 Confirmed Guests & Performers
We’re proud to welcome an inspiring lineup to this year’s festival:
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Ahmed Alnaouq
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Denise Gough
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Leanne Mohamed
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Saga Hamdan
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Kareine Andrews (Freedom Flotilla)
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Lowkey
💚 Fundraising & Media
Support Gaza through on-site and online fundraising, dedicated to trusted relief projects that provide real impact.
The 20th Palestine Festival stands as a beacon of cultural and political resistance — a day of unity, art, and action for Gaza.
