Ângela Ferreira: Slits are Girls installation detail at The Showroom, 2026. Photo: Cesare De Giglio

Slits Are Girls Walking Tour

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Tickets £6, concessions available

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Join Paul Gorman for a walking tour through Lisson Grove, Edgware Road and Church Street, tracing the local roots of punk through the story of The Slits. Beginning at The Showroom, where Ângela Ferreira’s Slits Are Girls maps a radical cultural geography, we will explore the streets where punk’s formative energies took shape in the mid-1970s.

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The image above includes a photograph by Julian Yewdall, 1977 taken in Daventry Street London, NW1, around the corner from The Showroom, where the band rehearsed in a squat. Left to right: singer Ari Up, drummer Palmolive and guitarist Kate Korus. [Missing from original photo: Tessa Pollitt, bass and Viv Albertine, who would replace Kate Korus on guitar].

This event is organised as part of the public programme for Ângela Ferreira: Slits are Girls and is supported by Paul Hamlyn Foundation.

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