The performers and artists of the Museum of Black Futures honour the lives of the Afro-German children who, in the early twentieth century, became targets of racist propaganda in the Rhineland, just across the Dutch border. Their innocent existence was twisted into an image of fear. Their presence was weaponised by nationalist forces to stir up hatred. What followed was exclusion, violence and persecution. But on this night horror becomes a symbol of resilience, inspiration a

Phantom Wizard's A Day in a Life is a ritual of activation, a sonic invocation - ushering in The Bookshop as a site of transformation.