An audio-visual presentation given by history consultant and FOMGB (Friends Of Marcus Garvey Bust) co-ordinator Kwaku. Come and find out a bit more about Marcus Garvey, who he was, what he did, why as a unifying pan-Africanist icon, it’s important that his bust is at Brent Museum and that he is regularly celebrated.
6:30pm-8:30pm
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