Event Details

A dance to celebrate our rightful belonging, lovingly created with Queer Rave Soundsystem. DJ’s Ayebaitari, Cybernova, Missy P, Cheza, Sheba Q and MC Icykal. Dancing rain or shine at the Campbell Park underpass alongside the Grand Union Canal

Access and what to bring

• Accessible toilets on site
• Drinking water and light food provided.
• Local parking, fast train from London to Milton Keynes half an hour + Free return shuttle bus service from the train station to Campbell Park. FAQ’s about the event will be issued via email.
• Please contact us directly to discuss how can support you to access the event
• Bring yourselves and comfy outdoor clothes.

Help to get there

A free shuttle bus service between Milton Keynes railway station and the rave will be provided throughout the course of the event - no need to book.

Who's it for?

This event is, for by and to celebrate LGBTQIA+ QTIBPOC womxn

All women are welcome.

This is not an event for children but they are welcome to accompany adults.

About Stadium for the Future (If I can't dance I don't want to be part of your revolution)

Idle Women are planning a stadium for the future - a living stadium conceived, engineered and hand built by and for women. Not a concrete monolith but a stadium to re-imagine environmental recovery and reciprocity, a self-sustaining ecosystem of women's doing, creating, training, playing and manifesting a different world.

During and as part of the UEFA Women’s EURO 2022 football championship in July, women from across the UK will gather in fields and underpasses to dance the stadium into existence at site specific women only raves.

Coordinated with community groups, older women, activists, musicians and DJs, Stadium for the Future will culminate in a sound piece which will broadcast until the stadium build is complete.

Stadium for the Future celebrates and makes place for all women along the canal networks that connect the #WEURO2022 locations - an underpass in Milton Keynes, Pennington Flash Nature reserve, beside the river Thames in Hounslow and a community sports centre in Brent. Amplifying women's essential role in solving the social and environmental challenges we face as a global community.