Black History Features

“I would definitely encourage others to consider adoption. I always knew I wanted children and I tried everything from IVF to surrogacy to have them. All of those journeys led to heartbreak, except adoption.

WATCH: In the midst of a pandemic, adoption is firmly in the hearts of our communities 

As we enter Black History Month, we and the world instinctively reflect and celebrate the positive things within black communities. It is widely known in black communities that…


Jacques Callot, The Slave Market, 1629. Picture: National Gallery of Art / CC0 - Credit: National Gallery of Art / CC0

The last slave owners of Islington

Islington in the 1830s was transforming from rural outskirts into a genteel suburb. Like today, bricks and mortar…


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Black History Month

2025 LISTINGS

Camden Thursday 4th September – Saturday 4th October 2025

Freedom Rising: The Art of Owusu-Ankomah

October Gallery presents Freedom Rising: The Art of Owusu-Ankomah, a landmark posthumous exhibition honouring one of Ghana’s most…

Bristol Friday 5 September

The Real Thing

Formed in 1972, The Real Thing are Britain’s longest-established – and best-loved – black group in UK entertainment…

Leeds Saturday 6 September

Eddie Kadi: Let Me Land

One of comedy’s fastest-rising stars is hitting the road for his first ever nationwide tour. Eddie Kadi brings…

Camden Sunday 7 September

The Twinkle Brothers

Legendary roots reggae outfit The Twinkle Brothers return to bring their timeless sound to the stage. Emerging in…