BLACK HISTORY OPENING EVENT AND ART EXHIBITION Reserve your free ticket here
Taking black talents and creativity out of community centres and church halls and giving visibility in a contemporary art space.
Over 100 pieces of powerful artwork, spoken words, guitar performance, live interviews, video documentary, historical manuscripts on slavery, congo drumming and much more…
An opportunity for all communities to learn about black history and its link with British history in a different way.
DUE TO COVID-19 RESTRICTIONS WE ARE ALSO HOLDING PERFORMANCES AT 12PM ON SATURDAY 3RD OCTOBER AND 2PM ON SUNDAY 4TH OCTOBER
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