Pan-African Day
Join us for a powerful and inspiring celebration of Pan-Africanism this Black History Month! The event promises thought-provoking workshops, compelling discussions and community empowerment.
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Black History Month Community Day
Celebrate Black History Month with us at our Community Day. An afternoon filled with free workshops, drop-in activities, and foyer stage performances that showcase
Leicester Black History Bus Tour
Hop aboard Opal22’s iconic red double-decker for an unforgettable journey through Leicester’s rich Black history. Back by popular demand for Black History Month 2025,
Cracking the Willie Lynch Code Part 2: We Are One!
“Africans Versus Caribbeans”, often seen as a comical source of irreverence and entertainment, is another principle found in the works of William Lynch that
Re-Presenting Our Ancestors
There is an ache many of us carry — the quiet pain of disconnection. Disconnection from our roots. From our culture. From the stories
Black Resistance and Power of the Supernatural: Blacula
Phoenix in partnership with Dare to Diva present the Black Resistance and Power of the Supernatural film programme. Blacula Director: William Crain USA 1972,
Black Resistance and Power of the Supernatural: Sinners
Phoenix in partnership with Dare to Diva present the Black Resistance and Power of the Supernatural film programme. Sinners Director: Ryan Coogler USA 2025,
In conversation with Marcia Hutchinson
Join us for an evening of conversation with author, Marcia Hutchinson, named one of the best New Novelists for 2025 by The Observer, as
Reel Histories – Pauline Black: A 2-Tone Story
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
40 Years of Leicester Caribbean Carnival
Leicester Caribbean Carnival was founded in 1985 to promote togetherness and integration for everyone in Leicester, in the wake of civil unrest. This event
£3.00 – £8.00
John Agard
A special evening celebrating the poetry and words of international poet John Agard and local poet sensations, creating a space for conversation, performance and
Scrap It, Revamp It: 100 Years of Black History Commemorations (1926 – 2026)
In the early twentieth century, Black communities in America had begun marking the February birthdays of social reformer and civil rights activist, Frederick Douglass
