Stories, Food & Rhythms of the African-Caribbean Diaspora
Fri 15 May, 6:00 pm–10:00 pm
About the event
Join us for an evening of sharing stories, food and music of the African-Caribbean Diaspora.
Featuring:
- Contributions from local writers and storytellers
- A short film about the impact of Hurricane Beryl on the island of Carriacou, created by local musician and producer Nigel Cudjoe (Savvy) of Saving Grace Music
- Music from local performers including the Huddersfield Community Gospel Choir, DJ and dancing
- Free buffet included in the ticket price
Friday 15 May
6pm-10pm
Huddersfield Mission, 3-13 Lord Street HD1 1QA
£7.50 advance, £10 on the door (includes free buffet), free ticket for essential carers accompanying a ticket holder. (Early bird tickets: £5, available to midnight on Monday 6 April.)
Age guidance: 18+
Access: if you have specific access needs or seating preferences, please contact our Admin team at [email protected] with your request.
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