Macao the occupied space. Macao wants to buy the building using an innovative, sustainable and collective model. Macao with its experimental music. Macao in the small hours. Macao and its discussions. Macao as a refuge. This latter is the guise chosen this time by the former slaughterhouse on Via Molise, a place of the people that will be transformed for a carpentry workshop and offer workshows and discussions about welcoming people. Not that Macao would ever limit itself to a daytime programme. By night, your bodies and minds will be in the hands of crews Hencote and Rete Neurale Milano E.S.T., who have invited guests from around the world. These include Felix K, with his stealthy and occasionally wonky techno, newcomers Marsman from Rotterdam with a post-dark-wave-electro sound that occasionally dabbles in acid, FOQL with his brutal breaks from Warsaw, the hardcore jungle from Greek DJ Loser and the dirty 4/4 from Scott Young all the way from Hong Kong. Macao is indeed a safe port.