Following a full week of activities celebrating African culture, the Africa Week 2018 programme concludes with a showcase gala event taking place at the Exhibition and Conference Centre (ECC), UWE Bristol featuring fashion shows, live dance performances, spoken word, achievement awards, music performances and a wide range of African food!
You will also get the opportunity to engage with African exhibitors featuring lots of items for sale – come ready to patronise and connect with the exhibitors.
Interested parties who would like to have a stall at the event can contact the organisers for full details. Please contact africaweekuk@gmail.com
This event is open to ALL! Note, it is not a free event!
For anyone who would like to volunteer, you can sign up here www.volunteersignup.org/LXJBK
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