The Good, the Black and the Boujee: How Black Britain Became Middle Class
Award-winning journalist and author Symeon Brown comes to the London School of Economics for a special Black History…
Award-winning journalist and author Symeon Brown comes to the London School of Economics for a special Black History…
Experience TWAWsi: The World As We See It, a powerful double bill from ACE dance and music, redefining…
Afro Dance Xplosion 2026: Transcen-dance brings together artists from Africa and its diaspora for an ambitious evening celebrating…
Jacqueline Crooks, the Women’s Prize-shortlisted author of Fire Rush, joins Aditi Jaganathan at Brixton Library to discuss her…
Multi-award-winning journalist, filmmaker and Black Current News founder Nadine White shares lessons from her groundbreaking career in journalism…
Join leading researchers, academics and safeguarding practitioners for an important Black History Month conversation examining how race, culture…
Sol & The Gang brings R&B, hip-hop, soul and Afrobeats together for a high-energy Glasgow show led by…
Experience a dazzling and darkly comic African film exploring homecoming, revenge, money and moral compromise from one of…
Made You Look is a visceral and explosive one-man performance that blends spoken word, physical theatre, visual art…
Liverpool artist, writer and urban-design activist Nina Edge leads a BlackFest visual arts workshop at Granby Winter Garden,…
As artificial intelligence rapidly transforms decision-making across global industries, a critical question emerges: who truly benefits from these…
Made You Look comes to Birmingham Rep for a powerful and immersive performance, offering a bold exploration of…
Book Launch – Migrants, Minorities, and the History of British Boxing explores how migration, race and minority communities…
Young performers take centre stage at Blue Coat Theatre for a special evening of music, dance, drama and…
Experience the extraordinary musical traditions of West Africa as Suntou Susso & The Gambian Superstars bring kora music,…
Kellogg College’s Black History Month Lecture examines how artificial intelligence is transforming the workplace—and asks how we can…
Join London-based author and poet Naya Antonio for an evening of open readings and conversation about writing, creative…
Acclaimed American author Ta-Nehisi Coates joins writer and political analyst Tareq Baconi for a major London Literature Festival…
Exploring Black History Through Family History: Who Do You Think You Are? offers an opportunity to discover how…
Professor Stephen Small explores the history of Black Liverpool and the distinctive forms of Black cultural expression that…