Scrap It, Revamp It: Do We Still Need Black History Month?
February 2026 commemorates the centenary of establishment of Negro History Week, which became Black History Month in the US in 1976. Founded by Carter
£12.00 – £15.00
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International Women’s Day: We The People and In Conversation with Leila Hassan Howe
International Women’s Day is an opportunity to celebrate women’s achievements, reinforce commitment to gender equality and a call for action and equity. For Serendipity
£12.00 – £15.00
LDIF+ Masterclass – Afrofuturism Embodied with Shamel Pitts
The in-practice movement workshop, guided by Shamel Pitts, is grounded in developing physical efficiency and proficiency, expressive range and clarity through creative prompts. Pitts
£30.00
Annual Windrush Day Lecture 2026
Windrush Day, officially recognised by the UK government since 2018, is commemorated annually on 22 June to mark the arrival of the SS Empire
£12.00 – £15.00
Black Dance Uncovered: Summer School
Black Dance Uncovered: Summer School is a unique dance training programme that brings together leading professional dance practitioners from the African and African Caribbean
£390.00
Black History Month Launch: Black Classics in Concert
To launch Black History Month 2026, Black Classics in Concert is more than a mere showcase of musical excellence; it is a profound tribute
£18.00 – £20.00
The Importance of Portraiture: In Conversation with Elvy Morton and Yvadney Davis
Pay What You Can event. In 2026, Leicester Museum and Art Gallery’s reinvigorated collection of artworks and archival objects will go on display, including
£3.00 – £8.00
Black Heritage Voices 2026
Black Heritage Voices is a conference dedicated to uniting professionals from Black communities working across the heritage sector, including archivists, researchers, audience engagement practitioners, community
£120.00 – £135.00
Making the Invisible Visible: Professor Verene A Shepherd and Dr Joanna Brown
Making the Invisible Visible: Â Black Women 365 Days of the Year Black Heritage Futures is Serendipity Institute for Black Arts and Heritage’s flagship annual
£15.00
A Very Serendipity Speakeasy
Step into the festive season with A Very Serendipity Speakeasy, an intimate night of music, cocktails and winter warmth. Join us for an exclusive
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£18.00 – £20.00
Signatures and the Black British Dance Platform
Part of Let’s Dance International Frontiers 2027 (LDIF27), Signatures and the Black British Dance Platform are two dynamic launchpads that celebrate the creativity of emerging
Deeply Rooted Dance Theater – Friday Performance
Friday 7 May 2027 performance. Deeply Rooted Dance Theater will be making their UK debut for Let’s Dance International Frontiers 2027 (LDIF27). The company
