

Wed 02 Sept
|Oxo Tower Gallery, Bargehouse
SALO SALO: Come Together Exhibition
Voice ESEA's third ECHO history exhibition takes over Oxo Tower Gallery, tracing Filipino-British life from Liverpool's Little Manila in the 1800s to today. Seven themes across oral history, photography, textiles and sensory installations. Free admission; launch night ticketed separately.
Time & Location
02 Sept 2026, 11:00 – 07 Sept 2026, 18:00
Oxo Tower Gallery, Bargehouse, Bargehouse St, Oxo Tower Wharf, South Bank, London SE1 9PH, UK
About the event
Tara! 🌞 This September, step inside a Filipino-British home and uncover generations of untold stories.
SALO SALO: Come Together takes over Oxo Tower Gallery (@oxotowerwharf) in London this month with an immersive exhibition that brings together the voices, memories, and everyday experiences of one of the UK’s largest, yet least represented communities.
Presented by @VoiceESEA, in collaboration with some incredible Filipino voices, creatives, chefs, and talent. Seven themes run through the exhibition, spanning oral history archive interviews, photography, illustration, archival material, textiles, and immersive sensory installations about migration, labour, language, food culture, performance, family life and belonging.
Expect appearances from @akingsinta.jewellery, @theadobros, @f.edlopez, @muri.music, @beckpocket.mp3, @slay.brahim, @chelsealaylo, @goddessbuwan, @gabbylaur2n, @foodwithmae, @rgs_ibg, @floobles_realm and many more special guests!
📍 Oxo Tower Gallery, London
📅 2 - 7 September, 2026
🎟️ Free admission | Launch night and programme events ticketed separately
Keep an eye out as we announce details for our launch night and events taking place throughout the exhibition. Link(s) in our bio for more information!
Let’s come together. We can’t wait to share all of our hard work with you! ~ Max
Illustrations by @goddessbuwan
About the exhibition: Salo-salo is a Filipino tradition of gathering, sharing food, stories, and community. For this third ECHO history exhibition, Voice ESEA explores the British home through a Filipino lens, celebrating the generations of Filipinos who have built lives, families and communities across Britain — tracing stories of migration, resilience, care, culture and home, from Liverpool’s Little Manila in the 1800s to today’s thriving Filipino communities across the UK.
Note: daily opening times had not been announced at the time of listing — check the organiser’s Instagram for the latest.
Find out more info on https://www.instagram.com/voiceesea/
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