To celebrate Black History Month 2024, Dugdale Arts Centre is collaborating with Enfield Caribbean Association, Nexus, Reggae Choir, Enfield's Black Heritage Hub, and other community partners to present an exciting and educational programme of events, workshops and performances for the whole family.
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FREE EVENT!!!
Chef Dom’s Happy Hour: Black History Month Launch Party
This month, Chef Dom’s Happy Hour is celebrating the rich programme of events and activities happening across Enfield in October with a Black History Month Launch Party. Expect the same delicious drinks deals and enjoy our classic aperitivo boards whilst you sample a cultural smorgasbord of what to expect this Black History Month in collaboration with the community.
🎤 Open Mic from 7pm - spoken word or song
Fri 27 Sep | 5 - 10pm | Find out more
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Creativity and Entrepreneurship in Young Black People
Creativity and entrepreneurship in Young Black People is the theme for ECA’s bold Black History Month event at the Dugdale Art Centre (DAC). Writers, musicians, artists, filmmakers and other creatives will form a melting pot of ideas, discussions and energies to celebrate black creativity and entrepreneurship.
The aim of the event is to bring young people together to learn from successful entrepreneurs through workshops and discussions with the idea of developing and maintaining new networks and relationships. Join us, as we gather to discuss, dream, and explore how creativity can powerfully transform lives and realities.
Thu 10 Oct | 6pm | Find out more
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Romeo n Juliet 4EVA
One of the season’s highlights will be a special screening of Romeo n Juliet 4EVA directed by Paul Bucknor who co-produced the smash hit The Full Monty. The film is set in Kingston Jamaica and centres around teenagers struggling with daily life and a Shakespeare project.
Thu 24 Oct | 7pm | Find out more
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Pure Vibes All Dayer
Join us for Pure Vibes All Dayer, an exciting, family-friendly celebration of reggae music and culture, presented by the Reggae Choir and Dugdale Arts Centre on Saturday 26th October! From 10am to 11pm, experience a jam-packed day filled with live music, vibrant dance, cooking tutorials, captivating storytelling, films, and fun games for the whole family. Savour authentic Caribbean food, groove to the beats of our DJs, and immerse yourself in reggae culture at every turn.
Sat 26 Oct | 12:30pm & 7:15pm | Book here
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In Conversation with DJ Spoony
Come and enjoy a conversation with DJ Spoony as part of Enfield’s Black History Month celebration.
DJ Spoony, the godfather of garage, will share songs that matter to him and the importance of them in his history.
Wed 30 Oct | 7pm | Book Here
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The Salon: Rehearsed Reading
THE SALON is a compelling play that delves into Miss Sherleen's courageous fight for survival and her battle to prove her citizenship in the face of impending deportation. Set in a vibrant Black British Caribbean hair salon, the multigenerational narrative unfolds as opinions collide, secrets unravel, and truths emerge at a significant cost. THE SALON, a hub of work, community, and solace, finds itself under threat, prompting a crucial question: can the resilient women rally to save both the shop and Miss Sherleen? THE SALON is a powerful testament to the unparalleled strength of Black women.
Sat 2 Nov | 7pm | Book here
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It's all at DAC!
This is just a taste of what's happening. Visit our website to explore the full calendar and book your tickets today.
See you soon!
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More information
PGC cannot guarantee that all What's On information is 100% accurate. If in doubt, contact the organisers.
