From Camden’s Koko to the British Library, the collective will host panels from thought leaders and artists in electronic music, visual arts, labels & music technology this weekend.

Looking for weekend activities? We’ve got you covered. From February 29th to March 2nd, some of London’s most iconic venues will be taken over by the Ava London festival, from KOKO and HERE at Outernet to The British Library. During the day, the program features a diverse spread of industry experts, coming together to share their thoughts on matters from sustainability to technology. The full program includes names such as Charli XCX, Sonar Festival, Elijah, Brian Eno, United Visual Artists, It’s Nice That, TraTraTrax, Foundation FM, and more.

The conference will put an emphasis on delegates and international audiences this year, exploring topics including sustainability in electronic music; an insight into our current community and what it looks like to be a part of it. The impact of electronic music and visual arts on culture and society today, as well as the creative pathways within the scene. At night, the crowds take to KOKO’s iconic dancefloor, featuring a lineup of cutting-edge selectors and producers such as Marlon Hoffstadt, DJ Boring, Or:La b2b Spray, DJ AYA, and more.

More information on tickets here.