(Doors open 6:30 pm for a prompt 7:00 start)
The launch of the October arts festival
Black History Month 2018
An evening of entertainment representing Greater Manchester’s diverse Black communities’ history and culture, including poetry and music.
More details to follow
Hosted by National Black Arts Alliance and the Ahmed Iqbal Ullah Race Relations Resource Centre and Education Trust
The Cathedral welcomes all people of all denominations and none.
The event is free but donations of £2 on the door would be welcomed.
Please print and show your Eventbrite registration at the Cathedral desk to ensure admission. Space is limited and we do not want to turn people away.
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