Taken from the new book The Place for Me – Stories About the Windrush Generation, Dr Ayshah Johnston from the Black Cultural Archives (BCA), will deliver a talk and retell the moving experiences of some of the book’s contributors of sacrifice and bravery, inspired by first-hand accounts of the Windrush generation.
Join the BCA and Lambeth Libraries to celebrate this new documented account of the Windrush generation for young people.
A Windrush history lesson followed by a Q&A session. Event available for Years 3, 4, 5 and 6
More Listings MORE
Scrap It, Revamp It: 100 Years of Black History Commemorations (1926–2026)
In the early twentieth century, Black communities in the United States marked the February birthdays of social reformer…
The Authenticator
In a major new commission for 2026, the National Theatre presents The Authenticator, a gripping gothic thriller by…
Windrush Food Culture Exhibition
Explore the powerful story of Caribbean food and its lasting impact on Britain in Windrush Food Culture, a…
Inheriting the Future
Inheriting the Future is a major group exhibition at October Gallery bringing together new works by Zana Masombuka,…
The Music Is Black: A British Story – Exhibition
The Music Is Black: A British Story is a major cultural exhibition opening at V&A East Museum, offering…
Lyra Festival 2026: Caribbean Poetry Liming
Join Lyra Festival, Renaissance One and Bristol Old Vic, in association with St. Pauls Carnival and Bloomsbury, for…
State of the Nation: An Evening with Akala
Concluding the UK tour at The Lowry in Salford, State of the Nation invites Greater Manchester audiences to…
Noughts & Crosses
Noughts & Crosses brings Malorie Blackman’s groundbreaking novel to the stage in a powerful and emotionally charged production….