Find out what's on for Black History Month 2008. This section gives you a comprehensive guide to Black History Month activities. Take part in workshops, creative events, see films, and theatre performances, there are hundreds of BHM events to choose from.
HIDDEN HISTORIES
Ground Up Development's Hidden Histories project is back this October FOR ONE WEEK ONLY!! To mark the end of Lambeth's Black History Month Programme 2008.
TRADING FACES
Black History Month sees the Trading Faces Recollecting Slavery Online Exhibition go live. Trading Faces Recollecting Slavery, Exploring Black British Performance Histories via Archives, Art and Heritage Education.
LONDON CALYPSO TENT 2008
The ABC's (Association of British Calypsonians) Black History Month programme is on its way again with the London Calypso Tent in full swing.
BLACK PANTHER LEGACY EVENT
Panther Legacy event - Black Panther Commemoration Committee hosting two of the original Black Panthers, Emory Douglas and Billy X Jennings.
NUBIA MAGAZINE LAUNCH
Nubia Magazine Exhibition and Launch during the BHM Celebrations takes place at Medway Library, Gun Wharf, Dock Road in Chatham.
AFRO SAXONS
Chocolate Films present their new documentary, Afro Saxons, at Rich Mix as part of Black History Month. Afro Saxons blows the lid on Afro-hair competitions in the UK.
S.I MARTIN PRESENTATION
Hackney Caribbean Elderly Organisation - HCEO
presents renowned historian S.I. Martin
in celebration and recognition of Britains Black History.
SHERRY DIXON & FRIENDS
WWEB presents 'An Evening with Sherry and friends' as she talks openly, frankly and honestly about being single, married, love and relationships.
ANCESTRAL VIBRATIONS
Launching this exciting new venture by Ausar Auset Society Europe, "Ancestral Vibrations" a celebration and African cultural art forms in all their glory.
WILLESDEN SDA BHM EVENTS
Black History Month series of programmes during October 2008. Guest speakers, some of the finest artists and award winners.
ACTS OF ACHIEVEMENT
The North West Celebration of October the month dedicated to Black History, with a host of events, workshops, conferenceces and shows.
BHM EVENTS CAMDEN
Camden Black History Month events 2008, offers up a series of reflective and thought provoking events to explore the achievements, successes and histories of Black African and Caribbean communities.
ISLINGTON BHM 08
Islington Black History Month Events 2008. Black History Month is designed to bring people from all of Islington's diverse communities together in celebration of black achievement.
GENERATION TO GENERATION
The V&A in partnership with the British Caribbean Association (BCA) presents GENERATION to GENERATION an exhibition and an exciting cultural two-day event, exploring and celebrating British Caribbean History.
THE DRUM BLACK HISTORY MONTH
The Drum, celebrating Black History Month, has an exciting agenda of performances that are not to be missed.
HULL BHM EVENTS
Celebrate, Commemorate:
Sharing culture throughout October. Hull Black History Month Events.
HORNIMAN MUSEUM AFRICAN WORLDS
Find out more about the African Worlds Gallery in this talk with Horniman curator Wayne Modest.
AFROCATS
Magdalen Bartlett from Afrocats will be in London during October 08 to December 08 providing Caribbean and African Dance workshops and projects in schools teaching traditional West African dance and Caribbean dance from Barbados.
DAVID MICHAEL LIVING HISTORY
David Michael offers his living history presentation to all groups and organisations with an interest in policing, criminal justice, community safety, cohesion, and the rule of law.
Local Histories: Windrush London 29th October 6.30-9.30 City Hall, Committee rooms 4 and 5 What was London life like just before and following the arrival at Tilbury Docks of the SS Empire Windrush? This evening will be a mixture of historical fact and first-hand reminiscence from leading historians, people of the generation and the Windrush Foundation. Entry is free, but booking is required.
60 years of Black representation in British Films (rescheduled) 4th November 6.30pm - 9.30pm City Hall, Committee Rooms 4 and 5 Using the arrival of the SS Windrush as the basis of discussion, a number of academics, actors and directors will be looking at film to explore the rich and vital contributions of Black people to British Film Industry since 1948. Jim Pines, author and lecturer, will give an illustrated lecture, and will be joined by guests Menelik Shabazz director of the pioneering 'Burning an Illusion', and veteran actors Corinne Skinner and Earl Cameron. Entry is free, but booking is required. To book call the hotline on 020 7983 6554 or email: blackhistoryseason@london.gov.uk.
To book places, please call the hotline on 020 7983 6554 or email blackhistoryseason@london.gov.uk.
Uncover the submerged links between racism, trade, religion, slavery and politics which are still evident in the very streets and buildings of the oldest part of London. info@blackhistorywalks.co.uk
BLACK HISTORY MONTH LINKS
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