A selection of musicians, artists, designers and DJs to celebrate the authentic creativity of the diasporic culture in London.
The multi-faceted platform DTMH (Don’t Touch My Heritage) has curated a selection of musicians, artists, designers and DJs to celebrate the authentic creativity of the diasporic culture in London.
At the heart of the event is an intimate and immersive acoustic line up of 3 unique, black artists accompanied by the DTMH Live band. It will also host a selection of hand-picked designers and a tribute photo-booth to Malick Sidibé, as well as a live art piece that will capture the energy of the night and translate it onto canvas. To close, two acclaimed Djs will teleport us from a ‘Tiny Desk’ realm to an iconic DTMH party.
By integrating fashion, art and live music, guests can vibe together in a safe space that circulates pride within the community.
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