Join Lambeth Libraries for an inspiring conversation with Grantley Haynes, influential music mogul in the Reggae world, and Tippa Irie , acclaimed Reggae artist.
They will share readings from their respective books and delve into the profound impact of the Windrush Generation, the rise and evolution of Reggae in the UK, and the enduring power of music to shape, uplift, and inspire young people.
This unique dialogue will explore personal stories, cultural heritage, and the role of music as both resistance and celebration — past, present, and future
Discover the story of reggae in the UK, the lasting legacy of the Windrush Generation, and the music that shaped a culture!
Books will be available to purchase on the night.
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