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Come join us for an engaging event celebrating the rich history and vibrant future of Patwa! Jamaican Patwa is known worldwide through its influence on music, slang and more... but is it respected? This interactive presentation, discussion and open mic night will dispel the myth that Patwa is 'just broken English' by exploring its origins and showcasing its current use. Our lineup includes an open mic session for sharing your own experiences, a panel discussion with experts in the field, and much more. Let's come together to honor this unique language and explore its significance in today's...

Join our book group on Black culture and stories by Black authors every fourth Friday. This month’s read is Natives: Race and Class in the Ruins of Empire by Akala, a 2019 memoir blending race and class analysis with British history and society.

An exciting opportunity to immerse yourself in arts and crafts activities themed around Black history and culture. These enriching and creative sessions will help you explore and celebrate the rich heritage, stories, and contributions of Black communities.

The Games Club meets at Dulwich Library on the second and fourth Thursday of each month. We have a range of classic board games and you're welcome to bring something of your own to share - we like learning about new games! Bring a friend or find a new playing partner. Transport By Bus:12, 40, 176, 185, 197 By Train: East Dulwich

An exciting opportunity to immerse yourself in arts and crafts activities themed around Black history and culture. These enriching and creative sessions will help you explore and celebrate the rich heritage, stories, and contributions of Black communities.

An exciting opportunity to immerse yourself in arts and crafts activities themed around Black history and culture. These enriching and creative sessions will help you explore and celebrate the rich heritage, stories, and contributions of Black communities.

This event highlights the impact of global warming on communities, set against a backdrop of societal issues and campaigns. This screening is a special Dine & View event. All ticket prices include a plate of food to enjoy during the screening. PROGRAMME WHERE MY MEMORY BEGAN directed by Priscillia Kounkou Hoveyda (Sierra Leone) In Freetown, Elder Ballu hears the news that the 400-year-old majestic Cotton Tree has fallen. Standing at the foot of what’s left, she remembers the histories of the ancestors who crossed the Atlantic back to Africa to find freedom. BLACK CORPOREAL (BREATHING BY...

A creative writing workshop with Maria Motunrayo Adebisi, author of the Koku Akanbi series. Explore Black history, Maria's inspirations, and enhance your writing skills. Perfect for aspiring writers and storytelling enthusiasts.