Join our Placemaking Heritage Walk, where you can find out more about our ‘Black Heritage London – A Project for Young Producers’ project!
If you’re a budding Creative Producer or curious to know more, are between 18 and 24 years old and you want to gain hands-on experience in the heritage sector, we want to talk to you!
Numbi Arts and the Museum of London have come together to offer you this exciting new opportunity to guide and direct research into the hidden histories of Black communities in London! Gain practical experience working in museums and archives by receiving specialised training to start your career as a Creative Producer!
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Julian Joseph at 60 Atmospheres in Audio Theatre 60
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