Join Black Female Entrepreneur Greenwich (BFEG) for a vibrant, community-led celebration of African heritage, culture and global contribution as part of Africa Month 2026.
This annual event brings together African communities, creatives, leaders and the wider public for a day of cultural exchange, education and celebration. Aligned with African Union Africa Month, the event recognises Africa’s dignity, unity and influence across the world, while connecting diaspora communities across London and beyond.
More than a festival, the Africa Day Celebration also raises awareness of key issues affecting the community, including Black health inequality, with a dedicated focus on prostate cancer awareness.
The programme offers a rich mix of activities and performances for all ages, creating a lively and inclusive atmosphere.
Visitors can enjoy:
African pop-up market featuring crafts, fashion and local businesses
Creative workshops and hands-on activities
Nollywood live theatre performance
Africa history and cultural presentations
Live music and performances, including African dance and musicians
Young people’s showcases and emerging talent
Family games and activities
African and Caribbean food
This event provides a platform for local entrepreneurs, artists and organisations, while encouraging community connection and cultural pride.
Join Black Female Entrepreneur Greenwich (BFEG) for a vibrant, community-led celebration of African heritage, culture and global contribution…
2CB3MKN Men, women and children from the Caribbean arrive at Southampton in 1962 at the invitation of the British Government to help with rebuilding Britain after World War II. These people became the Windrush Generation due to their treatment by the British Home Office under a hostile environment policy where employers and other organisations were required to ask for visas.