SEPT
21
Locks
Prison Systems and Racial Profiling.
In Conversation with Ashleigh Nugent, Tayo Aluko, and D. Hunter.
In Conversation with Ashleigh Nugent, Tayo Aluko, and D. Hunter.
SEPT
22
Art practice & Protest
Panel discussion that explores
Art practice & Protest with an Artist and art historian Susan Goligher,
Art practice & Protest with an Artist and art historian Susan Goligher,
SEPT
22
Children Authors
A talk about Black authors
and the publishing industry with Phina Oruche and Patrick Graham
and the publishing industry with Phina Oruche and Patrick Graham
SEPT
23
Spoken-Word & Poetry.
Exciting line up of emerging
and established artists
and established artists
SEPT
24
Black LGBTQi Matters
Artists questioning what
it means to be a person of colour
and queer in 2020
it means to be a person of colour
and queer in 2020
SEPT
26
Old Skool New Skool
Music Night is back with a stunning line-up of Liverpool music legends.
SEPT
27
Diversity Dialogues
Conservation of Liverpool
Slave trade history
and decolonisation
Slave trade history
and decolonisation
OCT
23
BlackFest BLM Soundscape LIVE
#BHM2020 | As part of Liverpool Black History Month, which shines a spotlight on and highlights the part that arts can play in affecting change in justice + equality in our communities. So proud to be working alongside COoL + partners to bring you specially curated commissions including dance, music, workshops, exhibitions, film and much more throughout October. Step this way to join in the celebrations… http://bit.ly/LBHM2020
BlackFest presents a LIVE online digital performance of the BlackFest BLM Soundscape. This piece has been put together by varied creative voices: writers, singers and poets mostly Liverpool based, UK nationwide and an international artist. It is a creative response in solidarity to the BLM movement and the full compilation is an anti-racist, commissioned collection of poems and spoken word celebration pieces of what it means to be Black and on Blackness.
The soundscape includes backdrops of afro beats, jazz tones and atmospheric feel to give the audience an immersive experience of the BLM movement felt by all. Sound engineered and Produced by: Breezy idegoyke
Written by: Aleasha Chaunte, Blu Boy, Breezy Ideygoke, Ash Nugent, Gavin Odhiambo Davies, Maureen Chioma Amadi, Raven Radha, Pari Richards, Umrana Afzal, Nathan Geering. Manoka Mbolokele, Mo Svendsen, Claire Beerjeraaz, Gabby Ellison, Susan Goligher, Kel Nkondock, Dayzy, Stephanie Robinson, L Beech, Jubeda Khatun, Viviana Aziaka and Tia Jennings.
BlackFest presents a LIVE online digital performance of the BlackFest BLM Soundscape. This piece has been put together by varied creative voices: writers, singers and poets mostly Liverpool based, UK nationwide and an international artist. It is a creative response in solidarity to the BLM movement and the full compilation is an anti-racist, commissioned collection of poems and spoken word celebration pieces of what it means to be Black and on Blackness.
The soundscape includes backdrops of afro beats, jazz tones and atmospheric feel to give the audience an immersive experience of the BLM movement felt by all. Sound engineered and Produced by: Breezy idegoyke
Written by: Aleasha Chaunte, Blu Boy, Breezy Ideygoke, Ash Nugent, Gavin Odhiambo Davies, Maureen Chioma Amadi, Raven Radha, Pari Richards, Umrana Afzal, Nathan Geering. Manoka Mbolokele, Mo Svendsen, Claire Beerjeraaz, Gabby Ellison, Susan Goligher, Kel Nkondock, Dayzy, Stephanie Robinson, L Beech, Jubeda Khatun, Viviana Aziaka and Tia Jennings.