A joyous mix of live music, dance, Caribbean food and carnival costumes to mark Windrush Day 2022 and the historic unveiling of the National Windrush Monument.
Working together with the Windrush Commemoration Committee, we’ve packed the day with a programme of live music, spoken word, performance and dance, choirs and a colourful spectacle of carnival costumes.
Immerse yourself in Caribbean culture, with our Southbank Centre Food Market even dishing up some fitting flavours.
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