Join the Lambeth LGBTQ+ book group to discuss Jason Okundaye’s Revolutionary Acts: love & brotherhood in Black gay Britain
Revolutionary Acts renders a singular portrait of South London through the seventies, eighties and nineties from the perspective of those buffeted by the winds of marginalisation and discrimination. It is a portrait marked by resilience and self-determination, inspired by the love and beauty Black men have found in each other.
To borrow a copy of the book please contact the library.
More Lambeth Listings MORE
Coriolanus
Unrivalled in the art of war, undefeated on the field of battle, Coriolanus is Rome’s greatest soldier. …
Can you Hair Me?
A focus on Afro-textured Hair and Cancer-related Afro Hair Loss. We will have guest speakers, storytelling, games and…
Island Movements Ballet Performance
Island Movements is a short ballet that tells the epic story of Windrush and explores the impact of…
Black Business In Brixton: The History and the Future
Join a panel of Black business owners and managers to discuss the past, present and future of Brixton’s…
Brixton Poets Celebrate Benjamin Zephaniah
Benjamin Zephaniah started writing poetry at a young age, adding many more skills to his sharp wit and…
Celebrate National Poetry Day – Open Mic Poetry and Spoken Word Night
Celebrate 30 years of National Poetry Day at Upper Norwood Library this Black History Month with the theme…
Pegasus Opera Company presents Legacy and Hope Concert 2024
Let us take you on a joyful musical journey as Pegasus Opera Company celebrates Black History Month 2024….
Black Culture Market
Join Black Culture Market this October event for their exciting Black History Month event. Black Culture Market is…