Visit Us
MayDay Rooms is archive, resource and safe haven for social movements, experimental and marginal cultures and their histories.
We are open: Wednesday–Friday, 11–6pm
Please contact us to book an archival appointment:
in-formation [AT] maydayrooms.org
Find us at:
88 Fleet Street
London
EC4Y 1DH
Tel: 0203 930 9297
Using the Space
We offer free organising and event space for unfunded activist and self-organised education groups, and we ask those who can afford to make a donation on a sliding scale to support the space.
The space is bookable from Monday-Friday and sometimes at the weekend.
MoreHelp us keep going
Join the MDR’s Friends scheme to help us sustain our archive as a resource for movements today, to continue to programme events and outreach around our collections, and provide meeting spaces, all free of cost.
MoreUpcoming & Recent Events
MoreVoices of Resistance: From the Freedom Flotilla to the Great March of Return
During the evening, we are going to discuss some of the ways in which international activists and Palestinians have attempted to break the blockade imposed on Gaza since 2008. By […]
We Are Sudamerican Printers: La Linterna European Tour
La Linterna, (The Lantern) is a letterpress printing workshop based in Cali, Colombia, which was established in 1934. It is dedicated to artisan printing of posters using linoleum engraving and […]
Winter Archive Open Day
We know that for some of you, it is not always possible to visit our archive during the regular working week, so we are opening our doors to the public […]
VAGUE AND THE IMPORTANCE OF ANARCHO-PUNK FANZINES with Tom Vague and Tony D (Ripped And Torn/Kill Your Pet Puppy)
To celebrate the publication, by PC-Press of a brand new compendium ‘Vague Fanzines Book, Vol. 1: 1979-1984: Issues 1-15’, which lovingly reproduces the first 15 issues of Vague in A4-sized […]
Scanathon: Greenham Common Women’s Peace Movement
Greenham Common Women’s Peace Camp (1981-2000) was a historic protest camp established by women to oppose the presence of nuclear weapons at RAF Greenham Common, in Berkshire, England. The camp […]