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Black Heritage Today 2005
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October EVENTS
Throughout Oct BLACK INVENTORS DISPLAY Lots of surprises. Come and find out who invented what! Venue: Kents Moat Library, Poolway, Yardley, Birmingham B33. Adm: Free. Info: 0121 464-5755 Throughout October PHOENIX ARTS Showing a number of films for Black History Season. These include Mama Africa Shorts, Maagnamizi and Satin Rouge. Venue: Phoenix Arts, Leicester. Info: 0116 255 4854. Now – 15 Oct TURBULENT SENSATIONS Work by Vanessa Clarke which translates medical conditions and the experience into conceptual artistic products. Venue: Solihull Art Complex, Birmingham. Info: 0121 704 6962. Now – 23 Oct WHEN IN ROME IV Exhibition that reflects on the Eighties' legacy of 'identity politics', as well as addressing the realities that the success of a generation of 'black' artists. The show includes work by Ansuman Biswas, Suki Chan, Raimi Gbadamosi and Harold Offeh. Venue: Mac, Cannon Hill Park, Birmingham B12. Info: 0121 440 3838. Now – 28 Oct BURNING IMAGES A major exhibition of photographs, text and video capturing the sights and sound of Lozells and Handsworth during and in the aftermath of 1985. Venue: The Drum, 144 Potters Lane, Birmingham B5. Adm: Free.Info: 0121 303 0990. Wed 12 Oct WHEN LIGHT IS LOST LIFE IS LOST A taste of future choreography from Laban final year students to leave all our senses satisfied. Get up close and personal with refreshing, experimental, international choreographers creating dynamic new dance landscapes. 6-11 years. Venue: Solihull Art Complex Theatre, Birmingham. 10.30am Adm: £4. Info: 0121 704 6962. Wed 12 Oct BURNING AN ILLUSION (15) A young British-born Black woman begins to question her attitude to love and life and desire for middle-class respectability and security through marriage. Venue: The Drum, 144 Potters Lane, Aston, Birmingham B6. 7pm. Adm: £4.50, conc £3. Info: 0121 333 2444. Sat 15 Oct VUSI MAHLASELA The man simply known in South Africa as “The Voice” plays a distinctive blend of folk, rock, reggae and traditional African rhythms. Venue: The Anvil, Churchill Way, Basingstoke, Hampshire RG21. 7.45pm. Adm: £14 conc £12. Info: 01256 844244. Sat 15 Oct STEEL PULSE Marking is 30 years in the business, Steel Pulse exploded onto the UK reggae scene in the late 70s. Venue: The Drum, 144 Potters Lane, Aston, Birmingham B6. 9pm. Adm: £14 - £16 adv, £20 on door. Info: 0121 333 2444. Sun 16 Oct - 9 Nov MAMA AFRICA FILM SEASON bfi’s Black World Mama Africa provides a timely opportunity to reflect on the contemporary position of African women and champion the growing strength of African female actors and film-makers. Venue: Mac, Cannon Hill Park, Birmingham B12. Info: 0121 440 3838. Mon 17 Oct GOSPEL ARTS WORKSHOPS Gospel arts activities: singing, drama and dance. These workshops allow young people to experience gospel art and are useful for both beginners and those who may want to develop their skills. Ages: 8–11 and 12–18 year olds. Venue: African Caribbean Centre, Leicester. 1pm – 5pm. Info: www.leicester.gov.uk/libraries Tue 18 Oct COMMUNITY NETWORK EVENT A collaborative event between The BME Community of Interest Representatives of the Community Network and the Single Community Programme SCP Team to establish a BME Community Network. Venue: Leicester Tigers. 10am – 3pm. Adm: FREE. Info: www.leicester.gov.uk/libraries Tues 18 Oct LEGACY A critical debate exploring the post Millennium legacy of the 1985 Handsworth uprising. This unique event chronicles the issues that ignited the streets leading to the Handsworth uprising and explores what progress has been made by Black communities over the last 20 years. Venue: The Drum, 144 Potters Lane, Aston, Birmingham B6. 5pm. Info: 0121 333 2444. Wed 19 Oct KALA SHORTS Featuring three short films including It Ain’t Half Racist Mum, made by the Campaign Against Racism in the media for the Open Door strand on BBC2 highlighting the racial depiction of African, Asian and Caribbean people in the 70s and 80s. With testimonies by community activists and Black people speculating the reasons why the 80s riots took place. Venue: The Drum, 144 Potters Lane, Aston, Birmingham B6. 7pm. Adm: £4.50, conc £3. Info: 0121 333 2444. Thurs 20th Oct BATANAI MARIMBA Batanai Marimba celebrates the vital contribution that Southern African performance culture has made to the contemporary UK world music scene. Fronted by Zimbabwean singer / marimbiraman Wedzerai Zvirevo, they play passionate new songs celebrating freedom and cultural change. Venue: Phoenix Arts, Leicester 8pm. Adm: £8-£6. www.leicester.gov.uk/libraries Thurs 20 Oct CARNIVAL FIRE A rehearsed reading: 1985 Handsworth provides the backdrop for the stor of three generations of Black men. Venue: The Drum, 144 Potters Lane, Aston, Birmingham B6. Info: 0121 333 2444. Thurs 20 – 21 Oct SOUL INSPIRED Tavaziva Dance Company presents four pieces drawing on the spirit of Africa and the experiences of urban life. Venue: Pegasus Theatre, Magdalen Road, Oxford OX4. Adm: £8, conc £5.50. Info: 01865 722851. Fri 21 Oct TRILOGY: LEGEND OF THE ORISAS Performance II, a blend of dance, music and myth from Africa, the Americas and the Caribbean. A fusion of hip hop and ragga mixed with traditional rhythm and beats. Venue: The Drum, 144 Potters Lane, Aston, Birmingham B6. 8pm. Adm: £8, conc £6. Info: 0121 333 2444. Sat 22 Oct HIGHFIELD RANGERS: A HISTORY An event charting the history and regeneration of Highfields Rangers FC. Includes discussion, display and light refreshments. Venue: Highfield Rangers Ground, Leicester 9.30am – 2.30pm. www.leicester.gov.uk/libraries Sat 22 Oct Showcase Event The African Caribbean Centre & Kainé Management Group present the best of the Centre’s performing arts and the completed pieces from the Gospel Arts Workshops plus much more. Venue: African Caribbean Centre, Leicester 7.30pm. Adm: £5 (plus concessions). www.leicester.gov.uk/libraries Sat 22 Oct DANCING WITH FRIENDS Linking with master African musicians, the group Bravo Bravo perform virtuoso steel pans, ranging from percussive dynamite to lyrical kora. Venue: Pegasus Theatre, Magdalen Road, Oxford OX4. Adm: Info: 01865 722851. Sat 22 Oct HAIR BRAIDING IN THE SQUARE Come get your hair braided Caribbean style. Venue: Mell Square Solihull, Birmingham. 11am – 3pm. Info: 0121 704 6962. Sat 22 Oct THE WELL GOSPEL SHOWCASE Some of the finest local talent appearing alongside national artists. Together, they promise to create an inspirational, soul-stirring evening. Venue: The Drum, 144 Potters Lane, Aston, Birmingham B6. 8pm. Adm: £9, conc £7. Info: 0121 333 2444. Sun 23 Oct MAANGAMIZI (15) An African-American psychiatrist secures an appointment at a Tanzanian institution, where she delves into the past of a withdrawn patient. This is a fascinating look at mysticism, ancestry and spiritualism, as two women from different cultures are brought together by destiny and hypnosis. Venue: Mac, Cannon Hill Park, Birmingham B12. Info: 0121 440 3838. Thurs 24 Nov LYNN MANNING Award-winning playwright, poet and actor whose autobiography Weight contains tight prose, poetry and humour. Venue: The Drum, 144 Potters Lane, Aston, Birmingham B6. 7.30pm. Adm: £4.50, conc £2. Info: 0121 333 2444. Tues 25 Oct TOP TENNIS TIPS FROM TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO A fun session of tennis skills and competition with Floyd Williams. 8 – 16 yrs. Venue: Norman Green Sports Centre, Birmingham. Adm: £2.50. Info: 0121 705 4474. Wed 26 Oct HANDSWORTH SONGS Akomfrah’s film essay explores race and disorder in Britain and is filmed in Handsworth and London during the riots of 1985. It looks at the historical, social and political background to racial unrest, and the reasons for the anger and disillusionment felt by many of the ethnic communities in Britain. Venue: The Drum, 144 Potters Lane, Aston, Birmingham B6. 7pm. Adm: £4.50, conc £3. Info: 0121 333 2444. Wed 26 Oct THEY BLACK MINORITY ETHNIC PARENTING SEMINAR Leicester YMCA has launched a new initiative to address the social concerns faced by black and minority ethnic (BME) parents, funded by the Home Office. This one-day seminar is aimed at other voluntary organisations and is also open to individuals. Venue: The Y. Adm: £40-£60, £30 YMCA, £10 local members of the public. Info: www.leicester.gov.uk/libraries Wed 26 Oct LEARNING FROM MARCUS GARVEY Lessons in leadership and influence for the regeneration of Leicester’s black communities. A film, discussion and networking event. Venue: The African Caribbean Centre 8.30pm. Info: www.leicester.gov.uk/libraries Thurs 27 Oct LINTON QWESI JOHNSON Using the patois of Jamaican speech, LKJ articulates the Black British experience and uses the rhythms of reggae to get his message across in his dub poetry. Venue: The Drum, 144 Potters Lane, Aston, Birmingham B6. 7.30pm. Adm: £8, conc £6. Info: 0121 333 2444. Thurs 27 Oct & Thurs 24 Nov EAT & MEET An opportunity for men and women to taste Caribbean cuisine, socialise and make new friends. Menus available on the day. Venue: African Caribbean Centre, Leicester 12pm - 3pm. Adm: free pay for meals only. Info: www.leicester.gov.uk/libraries Sat 29 Oct AFRICAN & AFRICAN CARIBBEAN MARKET The African & African Caribbean Market is a cultural event where businesses from the community have the opportunity to sell their goods and profile their services, including African clothing, books, jewellery, pictures, family health checks, DVD & CD’s, aromatherapy, body care and much more. Venue: African Caribbean Centre, Leicester 10.00am – 5.00pm. Adm: Free. Info: www.leicester.gov.uk/libraries Sat 29 Oct – Fri 4 NOV A WAITING ROOM FOR JOURNEYING SOULS ‘A Waiting Room for Journeying Souls’ effortlessly and beautifully recounts the stories of the journeys and lives of the diverse communities of Leicester, bringing cultural traditions together in one spectacular show, reflecting the potential, vibrancy and talent inherent in the city we live in. Venue: Peepul Centre, Leicester, 28 Oct – 4 Nov 7.30pm/ 29 Oct (matinee) 2.30pm. Adm: £12- £10, Matinee £8. Info: www.leicester.gov.uk/libraries Sat 29 Oct SOHO RD TO THE PUNJAB – LIVE CONCERT A special family concert featuring some of Bhangras’ living legends: Bhujangy Group, Anari Sangeet, Gurchan Mall, By Channe and many more. Venue: The Drum, 144 Potters Lane, Aston, Birmingham B6. 8pm. Adm: £8, conc £6. Info: 0121 333 2444. Sun 30 Oct NAOMI New vocalists fusing gospel, jazz, broken beats, reggae, soul and rock in her own inimitable way, performing material from her debut album ‘Deepness’. Venue: The Drum, 144 Potters Lane, Aston, Birmingham B6. 7.45pm. Adm: £5, members £3. Info: 0121 333 2444. Sun 30 Oct FUNNY PEEPUL The Peepul Centre brings you two top US comediennes for this Autumn’s edition of its sell out show - Funny Peepul! Barbara Carlyle and Mugga will be joined by UK comedian Paul Chowdhury for an evening of hilarious, cutting edge comedy, hosted by the ever popular, ever charming, John Simmit. Venue: Peepul Centre, Leicester 7.30pm. Adm: £8- £6. Info: www.leicester.gov.uk/libraries
November EVENTS
Thurs 3 Nov EKOMEFEEMO A mixture of African and European dance which reflectss the difference in cultures and life experience. Venue: The Drum, 144 Potters Lane, Aston, Birmingham B6. 7.30pm. Adm: £8, conc £6. Info: 0121 333 2444. Thurs 3 Nov PERSPECTIVES: WHAT’S YOURS Ensemble ViVA’ explore new dimensions of orchestral and chamber music from the African Diaspora rarely heard in Britain. The concert showcases music from Baroque, Classical and Romantic to twentieth century musical styles: two minuets by Ignatius Sancho for strings; Sonata for violin and piano by Le Chevalier de Saint Georges; Clarinet Quintet by Samuel Coleridge Taylor; Suite for Violin and Piano by William Grant Still. Venue: New Walk Museum & Art Gallery, Leicester 1.05pm. Adm: £3 - £5.50 Info: www.leicester.gov.uk/libraries Sat 5 Nov WRITING PERFORMANCE POETRY Performance poetry is the simplest form of creativity. Listen, learn, write, speak your mind and start to perform poetry. Tutor: Serenah Cole. Venue: Leicester Adult Education College. 10am – 4pm. Adm: £4.50-£18. Info:www.leicester.gov.uk/libraries Fri 4 Nov UPFRONT CAFE Featuring comedy hotshot Richard Blackman, and Mugga from New York. Hosted by John Simmit. Venue: Pit & Cafe Bar, The Drum, 144 Potters Lane, Aston, Birmingham B6. 7pm. Adm: £10-£12 adv, £15 door. Info: 0121 333 2444. Sat 5 Nov UP 4 THE DOWNSTROKE A 9-piece band that’s backed some of the biggest band in gopel and r&b, including Beverley Knight, Ruby Turner, Misteeq and Mica Paris. Venue: Hamilton Studio, The Drum, 144 Potters Lane, Aston, Birmingham B6. 9pm. Adm: £5. Info: 0121 333 2444. Sun 6 Nov SATIN ROUGE (15) Lilia, a widow, rediscovers her sexuality by chance through part-time work as a seamstress for a group of nightclub dancers. Filmed with great sensuality, this film is a sumptuous celebration of the female form as Lilia transforms from a frumpy, withdrawn mother to a flamboyant, confident sexual goddess. Venue: Mac, Cannon Hill Park, Birmingham B12. Info: 0121 440 3838. Fri 11 Nov INNER BEAUTY – OUTER HEALTH An ‘Insisterhood’ event, this one’s for the ladies! Be pampered and experience complete relaxation including Caribbean cuisine, nail art, henna, waxing, facials, makeovers, hair braiding and styling. Venue: African Caribbean Centre, Leicester 5pm – 9.30pm. Adm: 50p, plus additional payments for treatments. Info: www.leicester.gov.uk/libraries Fri 11 Nov JACK MAPANJE Leicester Libraries and Leicester Poetry Society present Jack Mapanje. Originally from Malawi, Jack Mapanje was a teacher and lecturer before publishing his first collection of poetry, ‘Of Chameleons and Gods’. In 1985, the collection was withdrawn from bookshops and libraries in Malawi and in 1987 he was imprisoned without trial by the Malawian government and held until 1991. His release came only after a sustained campaign involving Harold Pinter and Wole Soyinka, Susan Sontag and Noam Chomsky. Venue: Clephan Building, De Montfort University 7.30pm. Adm tbc. Info: www.leicester.gov.uk/libraries Fri 11 Nov OUO-MAAAN ‘oUo-maan’ is a one-woman show written in response to society’s fascination with labels and the people who wear them. It’s a witty coming of age drama that challenges perceptions of disability while exploring themes of identity, infatuation and inner strength. It was first presented at ‘DEGENERATE’, Edinburgh Fringe in 2001.Venue: Peepul Centre, Leicester 7.30pm. Adm: £7 - £5. Info: www.leicester.gov.uk/libraries Sun 13 Nov TSESLANE’S SONG A beautiful, uplifting and funny show inspired by storytelling traditions of Soweto. Followed by a workshop at 4.15pm. Venue: Warwick Arts Centre, Coventry CV4. 3pm. Adm: £5.50-£7.50. Info: 0247 652 4524. Tue 15 Nov AFRICAN WRITERS Offbeat, inspiring and revolutionary titles from around the world. November titles feature ‘Welcome to Paradise’ by Mahi Binebine, ‘Things Fall Apart’ by Chinua Achebe and ‘So Vast the Prison’ by Assia Djebar. Venue: Frontline Books, Leicester. 7pm. Adm: FREE. Info: www.leicester.gov.uk/libraries Tue 15 Nov TRIBHANGI – MASTER CLASSES Tribhangi Dance Theatre leads two master classes focusing on the fusion of different movement traditions, from classic Indian dance to traditional Zulu. Venue: Peepul Centre, Leicester. 10am – 1pm & 4pm – 7pm. Adm: £4.50 - £7. Info:www.leicester.gov.uk/libraries Tue 15 Nov VIVA PERSPECTIVES – WHAT’S YOURS? Composer and conductor Philip Herbert has teamed up with sinfonia ViVA in an exciting partnership of discovery, inspired by the music of Black composers. Perspectives unearths music rarely heard in Britain, illuminating the journeys that six composers from different parts of the world have made to reach this classical tradition, and offers a chance to re-consider your own perspective on orchestral classical music. Venue: De Montfort Hall, Leicester 7.30pm. Adm: £3 - £15. Info: www.leicester.gov.uk/libraries Wed 16 Nov SAKOBA DANCE: ASEJU Aseju deals with the common day to day emotions of anger, frustration, jealousy and revenge that human beings encounter, regardless of their background. It uses the power of sound, movement and the spoken word to create a stimulating work that is animated, spiritually rooted and traditionally rich. Venue: Phoenix Arts, Leicester 8pm. Adm: £8 - £6. Info: www.leicester.gov.uk/libraries Wed 16 Nov ELDER’S AFTERNOON Elder’s in the community come together to perform and present their artist skills. A melting pot of poetry, singing, and readings. Young people welcome. Venue: African Caribbean Centre, Leicester 1.00pm – 3.00pm. Adm: Free. Info: www.leicester.gov.uk/libraries Wed 16 Nov BLACK HOUSING REGENERATION Black Housing Regeneration discussion on development and progress of community housing. Venue: African Caribbean Centre, Leicester. 12pm- 3.30pm. Info: www.leicester.gov.uk/libraries Thurs 17 – 19 Nov BASH! A fashion and dance spectacular involving professional dancers, youth and community groups who will take the audience on a journey through amazing body art designs wrapped round a beautiful symphonic score that catapults through time. Venue: DanceXchange @ The Patrick Centre, Birmingham Hippodrome, Hurst Street, Birmingham B5. 7.45pm. Adm: £5. Info: 0121 689 3040. Thurs 17 Nov AKWAABA AYEH ADVOCACY EVENT Developing advocacy in the black community. Discussion on the history of mental wellbeing services for the black communities of Leicester. Venue: Akwaaba Ayeh, Leicester. 2pm – 5pm. Info: www.leicester.gov.uk/libraries Thurs 17 – 19 Nov TRIBANGHI DANCE THEATRE COMPANY After a successful spring visit, South African company Tribhangi Dance Theatre are back to inspire audiences with their use of dance as a tool for intercultural dialogue, combining traditional Zulu and Indian dance forms to create a new language that is universal in appeal. Venue: Peepul Centre, Leicester 7.30pm. Adm: £7- £5. Info: www.leicester.gov.uk/libraries Fri 18 Nov NUBIAN STAR Nubian Star Lounge is an annual experience during Black History Season where LACAF artists have an opportunity to showcase there work to a city wide audience with dance, music, poetry and occasionally drama. We also provide guest artists from outside the city with national and international profile. Venue: Phoenix Arts 7:30pm. Adm: tbc. Info: www.leicester.gov.uk/libraries Fri 18 Nov LURA One of the most charismatic new talents to have emerged in years, Cape Verdian soul, jazz and r&b, Lura has a voice that captivates. Venue: Warwick Arts Centre, The University of Warwick, Coventry CV4. 7.45pm. Adm: £12.50. Info: 0247 652 4524. Sun 20 Nov FRANCIS MOTT One of the most exciting new voices to emerge from Birmingham appears with his own band. Venue: The Drum, 144 Potters Lane, Aston, Birmingham B6. 7.45pm. Adm: £5, members £3. Info: 0121 333 2444. Sat 22 Nov CONTRIBUTIONS TO CONTEMPORARY BLACK BRITAIN A series of lectures and debates exploring the role and contribution of black women and men to the development of contemporary British society. Contact LREC on 0116 299 9800 for further details. Venue: Tbc. Info: www.leicester.gov.uk/libraries Tues 23 Nov BERNADINE EVARISTO One of the best talent to emerge during the 1990’s, Bernadine reads from her third novel Soul Tourists. Venue: Warwick Arts Centre, Coventry CV4. 7.15pm. Info: 0247 652 4524. Fri 25 Nov AJANI RENAISSANCE Celebrating Ajani’s renaissance opportunity for past, present and future. Meet members, supporters and service users and learn about Ajani’s origins and plans for the future. Includes photographic display, discussion and refreshments. Venue: Ajani Women & Girls Centre, Leicester 3.30pm – 7pm. Adm: tbc. Info: www.leicester.gov.uk/libraries Sat 26 Nov THE SEVENTH ANNUAL COMMUNITY ACHIEVERS AWARD SHOW This prestigious event recognises the contributions of 12 Black people from the community, who have enriched the lives of others though their work within the city of Leicester. Price includes three-course meal of African Caribbean cuisine and entertainment by local performers. Venue: African Caribbean Centre, Leicester 7.30pm – 11.30pm. Adm: £12. Info: www.leicester.gov.uk/libraries Mon 28 Nov BLACK BUSINESSES Networking Black Businesses opportunity for Leicester communities to explore the wealth of business talent in the African Caribbean communities. Discussion followed by networking and light refreshments. Contact Neville Springer at LACBA on 0116 251 1325. Venue: tbc 1pm – 4pm. Info: www.leicester.gov.uk/libraries Sat 29 Oct – 30 Nov SOHO ROAD TO THE PUNJAB This exhibition is the endpoint of a personal journey from Birmingham schoolboy Gursharan Singh Chana who abandoned his plans to become a polieman and developed a career in writing and broadcasting. Venue: The Drum, 144 Potters Lane, Aston, Birmingham B6. 10am – 6pm Daily. Adm: Free. Info: 0121 333 2444. Wed 30 Nov BLACK COMEDY NIGHT WITH QUINCY WITH KOJO, DONNA SPENCER + SPECIAL GUEST A quartet of the finest black comedians featuring Quincy (“An act to watch out for” - Time Out, “Big personality... bold act... sure crowd-pleaser”- City Lights) and two of the fastest rising stars on the UK circuit - Kojo and Donna Spencer. A special guest star from the States is still to be confirmed. Venue: Phoenix Arts, Leicester 8pm. Adm: tbc. Info: www.leicester.gov.uk/libraries Sat 12 Nov – 1 Dec LIFE INTERRUPTED Life Interrupted is Don McCullin’s second exhibition on HIV/AIDS in Africa in association with Christian Aid. It looks at the impact anti-retroviral treatment (ART) has made on the lives of the people living with HIV in Zambia and South Africa. These new photographs are intensely personal and display McCullin’s understanding of the complexity of life in Africa. Venue: The Guildhall, Leicester. Info: www.leicestermakepovertyhistory.org.uk Thurs 17 Nov AFRICAN GHOST STORY EVENING, Venue: The Guildhall, Leicester 7.30pm - 9.30pm. Adm: £5 - £7. For more information please contact www.leicester.gov.uk/libraries.
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