Black History Month Scratch Night
Join us for an evening of bold new ideas and creativity, showcasing inspiring performances in development by local and emerging artists. Come and support
12 events found.
And Still I Rise
2Funky Arts presents radical new performances, in various artistic styles, that are poignant, heroic, honest and compelling. Created by emerging Midlands-based artists from Black,
African Heritage Music Alliance
The official launch of the African Heritage Music Alliance (AHM) undeniably forms the backbone of all modern popular music. Often erroneously called “Black music”,
A Songbath in Celebration of Black Ancestry
Honouring ancestral heritage with breath, song and mantra in a voice-led sound bath with antidisciplinary artist Mellow Baku. Playing instruments with roots in her
Better Together Showcase
Better Together is an intergenerational programme, bringing senior citizens of the Windrush generation, young migrants and people of Black heritage together to explore migration
Black Resistance and Power of the Supernatural: Daughters of the Dust
Phoenix in partnership with Dare to Diva present the Black Resistance and Power of the Supernatural film programme. Daughters of the Dust Director: Julie
Searching for My Slave Roots – From Guyana’s Sugar Plantations to Cambridge
Malik Al Nasir, author and poet, will be delivering a talk based on his book, Searching for My Slave Roots. The talk will be
Reel Histories – The Black Panthers: Vanguard of the Revolution
Reel Histories is a bold and compelling film programme for Black History Month 2025 that amplifies the cinematic legacies of Black communities across the
£8.00 – £10.00
Afro Innovation Group Museum Takeover
Join us for a full day of celebration, performances and family activities. Expect: – Traditional music, dancing & singing throughout the museum. – Storytelling
After 4 Women – Mad About the Girls but Still We Rise
An exploration and re-sharing inspired by Nina Simone’s famous song, Four Women, through a multidisciplinary workshop of conversation and art: creative writing, movement and
Infectious: Film, Screening, Live Performance and Q&A
Infectious: Mad About The Boy is an anthology of short films about the potential healing power of art, and Black Health Matters. Part one
Black Resistance and Power of the Supernatural: Eve’s Bayou
Phoenix in partnership with Dare to Diva present the Black Resistance and Power of the Supernatural film programme. Eve’s Bayou Director: Kasi Lemmons USA
