Take an interactive riverside tour of London’s African and Caribbean history.
Along the way we survey ancient architecture, black heroes of the two World Wars, the British civil-rights movement, inventors, apartheid and gentrification.
Please note, this event is only for ages 18+
Central Bar at Royal Festival Hall
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