Events

Olympia Alsawi is a Contemporary artist based in London. She grew up in Barcelona, Spain, with Palestinian Lebanese and Congolese roots.

Nigeria Magazine, in partnership with the Lambeth Archives, is presenting an exhibition celebrating Nigerian art over the past 65 years, show-casing the dynamic and diverse expressions of Nigerian artists and their blending of tradition with moder

BMT Culture Hub presents BMT Proud To Be: Unveiled, an exciting solo exhibition by digital artist Akin Okusami (AKA Axematic) 

A powerful story of three Black men each navigating the silences, struggles, and inherited wounds that shape Black fatherhood and family life.

ShayCasanova & Abbastanza Collective’s Pivot, Stop & Go is a powerful, immersive art event that reimagines the past to reshape the future.  More than an art exhibition/installation, it is an experience that invites trailblaze

Theatre and Music creative Mandy Parker-Sharp brings African Deeds to Lambeth, after a successful launch of her Black British family collection and book, at the Black Cultural Archives.

Join our Chatterbooks Reading Group and meet author Dola Amodu who has written her first novel Destiny. She was inspired to become a writer when she became a grandma and wanted to write fun stories for her grandchildren.

What does it mean – and how does it feel – to grow up as a Black artist today?

Join Tony B for a fantastic afternoon of spoken word at Brixton’s open mic!
The mic will be open to all ages. Register by email:  tonybhappydrums@gmail.com  

Join the Time Traveller as they journey back to 1948 to travel on the Empire Windrush as it voyages to Great Britain.

Celebrate Black History Month and join in these specialist storytelling sessions developed for children with additional needs using special props to tell stories. 

Join the Time Traveller as they journey back to 1948 to travel on the Empire Windrush as it voyages to Great Britain.

Reflections from a life lived in the struggle by Black British feminist and activist, Stella Dadzie. 

What does it mean to grow up with an African mother and European father in racially segregated 1950s Rhodesia? For Maud Blair it meant being sent, aged four, to a ‘Coloured’ boarding school run by Christian nuns.

This Black History Month, little creatives are invited to join Shay Casanova's interactive vision board workshop at Brixton Tate Library. Using pages from Abbastanza Collective’s second colouring book, kids will explore their dreams, identity

Join us for an evening of discussion with two leading writers on the housing crisis facing Londoners.

A reminiscence workshop dedicated to the memory of Girleyvine - a Windrush Pioneer - showcasing some of her beautiful dresses and photographs, documenting her arrival from Jamaica to West Norwood in 1958.

Ever been curious about contributing to the world’s biggest online encyclopaedia but didn’t know how? This Wikipedia edit-a-thon can show you! Join us to learn how to create content on Wikipedia.