Celebrate 30 years of National Poetry Day at Upper Norwood Library this Black History Month with the theme of ‘Counting’.
If you’re a Black poet or spoken word artist and would like to perform, please email Zoey at zcdixon@lambeth.gov.uk
There will also be five open slots to book on the night for those who are feeling inspired after listening to others.
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