Shadowbanned Magazine's Cultural Worker's Lab presents a night of conversation isJoin us for a salon with artist Lucia Love exploring the history of surrealism in the communist movement. Through a brief presentation, we’ll trace how artists and thinkers used the irrational to challenge power, disrupt norms, and conjure new social worlds. Part conversation, part gathering, this salon invites you to engage ideas in motion. With food, drinks, and an open atmosphere, the evening creates space to question, reflect, and experiment with new ways of seeing. For artists, cultural workers, and curious minds, this is an invitation to consider how imagination can move beyond aesthetics and into political possibility. 💡 Tip: Bring your favorite piece of surrealist art to discuss

A Shadowbanned Issue 04 Release Party 🎉 BIMBOFICATION BALL For one night, we’re dropping the serious voice, putting on a wig, and embracing the absurdity. The world is already ridiculous, so we might as well play along. Join us for a night featuring some absurdism, escapism, a maybe a little chaos?! Consider this your invitation to become someone else and enjoy it...we know Bryon Noem does! Join us as we celebrate one year of Shadowbanned and the release of Issue 04, with DJs Against Apartheid and fundraising for The Sameer Project. 20% of all sales will be donated. The theme is Bimbofication FEATURING A BRYON NOEM LOOK-A-LIKE CONTEST. WINNER WINS $100 CASH PRIZE!! Come grab a copy, let off some steam, and lean into your alter ego. Suggested donation: $5–$10 DJ sets by: DJ Vahshi Chicas Over Rice

We’re launching a book club centered on building our personal toolbox for collective liberation. Participants sign up per book, so you’re welcome to join throughout the year and focus on what excites you most. This sign up is for the second cohort. We will be reading Let's Become Fungal!: Mycelium Teachings and the Arts: Based on Conversations with Indigenous Wisdom Keepers, Artists, Curators, Feminists and Mycology By Yasmine Ostendorf-Rodríguez