Find out what's on for Black History Month 2011. 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.
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SPOTLIGHT ON AFRICA AND THE DIASPORA
Explore African culture at the V&A. Use the new Africa-themed visitor guide to learn more about the stories, secrets and symbolism behind the Museum's objects.
MISS NUBIAN UK 2011 GRAND FINALE
The countdown has already begun to the 3rd Annual Fundraising Black History Month Extravaganza, which will be held again on Saturday the 29th October at the 5* Thistle Hotel in Marble Arch.
IN CONVERSATION WITH COLIN GRANT
On 20th October, Cultural Historian Colin Grant comes to Harrow Arts Centre to showcase his incredible book 'I & I- The Natural Mystics', which details the impact and relevance Bob Marley & the Wailers had on the World.
BLACK MARINERS STUDY DAY
To mark Black History Month, the National Maritime Museum is hosting a study day to commemorate the role of sailors of African origin in Britain's naval and merchant fleets.
AFRICAN BRITISH HISTORY
BTWSC will be delivering a number of Black History Month events across London this year, using information from its 'NARM (Naming And Role Model) Highlighting African British Male Role Models 1907-2007' book.
CULTURE FEST
Culture Fest' is a cultural festival to celebrate Black History Month on 8th October 2011 at Oakington Manor Primary School.
HARROW BLACK HISTORY MONTH LAUNCH
The launch of Harrow BHM with the theme British Civil Rights and Activism (1965 - 2011) - where are we now?
BLACK HISTORY SEASON LECTURES
Black History Season Sunday Lectures - Centerprise will be hosting an adult education programme with Robin Walker, author of 'When We Ruled' and 'Before the Slave Trade.
STAMPS OF THE AFRICAN DIASPORA
Post-Colonial: an exhibition of stamps from the African Diaspora, curated by African-Caribbean creative, Jon Daniel, launches on Saturday 1st October 2011.
LAMBETH BLACK HISTORY
Black History Month celebrations in Lambeth, managed by Lambeth Libraries and Archives services of Lambeth Council.
JA STORY THE MUSICAL
Inspired by Jamaica's history, JA Story wil be on UK tour throught the whole of Black History Month 2011 commencing in Bristol, then on to London, Croydon and Birmingham.
BLACK HEROES CELEBRATING BLACK HISTORY
A chance to view a unique collection of paintings by Tony Nero at Black History Live at Wembley Stadium this October celebrating Black History Month.
BHM BRIGHTON & HOVE
One of the most exciting festivals in the Brighton calendar, celebrating African and Caribbean heritage including; spoken word & literature, dance, film, music, family entertainment and much more.
BHM LEWISHAM
This annual national celebration aims to spread awareness of and pride in Black contributions to British society, and to foster an understanding of Black history in general.
WORD POWER FESTIVAL
This annual Literature Festival Dozens of authors, hundreds of readers, thousands of books. All under one roof!
BHM HACKNEY
This annual national celebration aims to spread awareness of and pride in Black contributions to British society, and to foster an understanding of Black history in general.
ISALND TO ISLAND
The Redbridge Museum exhibition uses photographs and people's stories of migration to explore the close relationship between Britain and the Caribbean islands of Dominica and Barbados.
MUSIK KINDA SWEET
The British Music Experience presented by the Co-operative, in association with OOM Gallery will be showcasing an exclusive exhibition of 38 rare photographs celebrating legendary black musicians working in the UK.
UPRISING
Tara Arts in association with Arcadia Books present Uprising Written & Performed by Alex Wheatle MBE, Directed by Jatinder Verma.
Tuesday 11th - Friday 14th October 2011.
WHAT IS AFRICA'S CONTRIBUTION TO SCIENCE?
Leading scientists, engineers, inventors and African scientists, inventors and historians aim to show via presentation, debate and audio visual demonstrations in detail the African contribution.
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.
MARY SEACOLE
For Queen & Country? is a powerful, one woman performance is based on the life and achievements of one of the most iconic Black figures of the twentieth century.
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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