rogue solstice
21 June 2026 | Chance Street, Shoreditch | Empowered by lululemon
This Solstice, we're taking over Chance Street for a day-long celebration of movement and mindfulness, empowered by our friends at lululemon and supported through their initiative lululemon Gives, helping to advance mental wellbeing through movement, mindfulness and community connection.
Line up
Rogue Solstice brings together an extraordinary line-up of performers, movement practitioners and alternative experiences, shining a light on voices too often overlooked by the wellness and cultural sectors.
From kids' dance and capoeira classes to circus performances, open decks, live music, breathwork and movement sessions, the programme showcases some of the most inspiring people in our community.
Join us as we celebrate where we've come from, the community we've built, and the future we're creating together.
Rogue Access
We're using this moment to launch Rogue Access our commitment to making movement, dance and strength training more accessible to underserved communities in East London.
We know that traditional wellness and fitness spaces don't always feel accessible to everyone, so as part of our commitment, on 21 June we launch a dedicated safe space for the Trans Community to learn, develop and train at Chance Street led by Finn Love.
We also deepen our commitment to young people in East London with 100% of ticket proceeds from Rogue Solstice going directly to Mimbre, a female-led registered charity bringing free dance and acrobatics to young people on Hackney housing estates since 2008.
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Rogue Access
We're proud to launch Rogue Access our commitment to making movement, dance and strength training more accessible to underserved communities in East London.
By age 13, one in two young women drop out of sport three times the rate of boys.
1.3 million girls in the UK who once considered themselves sporty lose interest as teenagers. Fear of being judged, lack of confidence and not feeling safe were the leading reasons. By 14, only 10% of girls meet recommended activity levels. They aren't choosing to leave — they're being pushed out by stereotypes, inadequate opportunities and zero support through puberty. The barriers created at this age become lifelong. Girls become women who believe exercise isn't for them.
LGBTQ+ young people are twice as likely to avoid fitness spaces altogether.
Gendered changing rooms, heteronormative culture and binary assumptions make gyms and sports clubs some of the most hostile environments LGBTQ+ young people encounter. 58% of trans people avoid certain sports entirely because of their gender identity. A quarter have experienced insults in connection with sport. The research is consistent: LGBTQ+ young people need safe spaces where they can come together within their local community and choose to be active on their own terms.
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Mimbre Charity
The Rogue Room Rogue Access is proud to be working with Mimbre Charity.
100% of ticket proceeds from Rogue Solstice will go directly to Mimbre a female-led registered charity bringing free dance and acrobatics to young people on Hackney housing estates since 2008.
Read more about the amazing work Mimbre do in the local area with underserved youth in Hackney.
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lululemon's global impact initiative, lululemon Gives, which is committed to advancing mental health and wellbeing through movement and mindfulness. Through grants, partnerships, volunteering, and donations, lululemon Gives supports organizations that promote mental health, increase access to physical activity, and address loneliness.
For more information, visit lululemon Gives."
Full Day Ticket is £15 | The first 40 tickets sold, includes a limited edition NEW Chilly's x The Rogue Room Chrome water bottle.
All General, Lite, Cali/RocketBeats TRR members get a complimentary pass , with an optional charity.
experiences go live 12pm friday
book your day pass and then choose your session
bursary spaces are available contact info@therogueroom.com
100% tickets go to Mimbre Charity.
rogue access
Rogue Access is our commitment to making movement, dance and strength training more accessible to underserved communities in East London, made possible by lululemon gives.
As part of that commitment, on 21 June we launch a dedicated safe space for the trans community to learn, develop and train at Chance Street.
And we deepen our commitment to young people in East London 100% of ticket proceeds from Rogue Solstice go directly to Mimbre, a female-led registered charity bringing free dance and acrobatics to young people on Hackney housing estates since 2008.
“Mimbre truly is a class sited in the local community here in Hackney. There is a tiered system of class prices, meaning that no-one is excluded based on lack of income. There are also none of the requirements of other classes to buy uniforms/ special shoes, and this contributes to making the class more accessible.”
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In October 2025, lululemon Gives was launched.
lululemon Gives, is committed to advancing mental health and wellbeing through movement and mindfulness. Through grants, partnerships, volunteering, and donations, lululemon Gives supports organizations that promote mental health, increase access to physical activity, and address loneliness.
lululemon Gives is backed by a $100 million USD commitment and a goal is to equip 20 million people around the world with the resources they need to improve their mental health and wellbeing by 2030.
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lululemon define’s wellbeing as a lifelong practice encompassing three interconnected elements: physical, mental, and social. Understanding that everyone has their own unique definition of wellbeing, and the journey to being well looks different for everyone.
We are so grateful to all the partners who have made the five years of rebellion possible.
