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Black History Month Events

Organisation   Name of Event   Event Description   Address   Event Telephone   Date   Time   Cost   No.of Place   Event Aimed at:  
Kingston Libraries   Hook Library Readers' Group   Hook Library Readers' Group will be discussing 'Purple Hibiscus' by the Nigerian writer Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie   Hook and Chessington Library
Hook Centre
Hook Road
Chessingtion
KT9 1EJ  
020 8547 6499   7/10/2008   10.30-11.30am   Free   Currently no places available   Readers' Group only  
Kingston Libraries   New Malden Readers' Group   New Malden Readers' Group will be discussing 'Cloth Girl' by M H Mills   New Malden Library
Kingston Road
New Malden
KT3 3LY  
020 8547 6499   08/10/2008   11.00 - Noon   Free   Currently no places available   Readers' Group only  
Kingston Libraries   Old Malden Library Readers' Group   Old Malden Readers' Group will be discussing ' Half of a Yellow Sun' winnder of the Orange Prize for Fiction 2007, by the Nigerian writer Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie   Old Malden Library
Church Road
Worcester Park
KT4 7RD  
020 8547 6499   15/10/2008   11.00 - Noon   Free   Currently no places available   Readers' Group only  
Kingston Libraries   Surbiton Library Readers' Group  

Surbiton Library readers' Group will be discussing a title to be decided

 

Surbiton Library
Ewell Road
Surbiton
KT6 6AG

 
020 8547 6499   28/10/2008   7.00 - 8.00 pm   Free   Currently no places available   Readers' Group only  
Kingston Libraries   Kingston Library Readers' Group   Kingston Library Readers' Group will be discussing the award winning ' Small Island' by Andrea Levy   Kingston Children's Library
Wheatfield Way
Kingston upon Thames
KT1 2PS  
020 8577 6499   31/10/2008   7.00 - 8.00 pm   Free   Currently no places available   Readers' Group only  
Rose Theatre   Adma and the Afoxes The African Soul of Brazil   Celbrating the Music and Dance of Bahia featuring special guests Everalso Pereira's Nu-Tempo Contemporary Dance Company Nathan Barreto  

Rose Theatre
24-26 High Street
Kingston
KT1 1HL

 
0871 230 1552   12/10/2008   7.30pm   From £7 - £12   600 Seats Available   Open to the public  
Kingston Youth Services   Young and Living Britain: Racial and Cultural Identity   Educating young people in Kingston on Black History before slavery, and providing them with a place to share and explore their cultural identity views  

Oceana Night Club
154 Clarence Street
Kingston
KT1 1QP

 
020 8547 5815   15/10/2008   10-3.30pm   Free     Open to youth from schools only  
Kingston University   '‘Empire, Religion and Black History: The Seretse Khama Story’   Born the son of an African chief in colonial Botswana in 1921, Seretse Khama falls in love with Ruth Williams, a white English woman. A controversial story of how norms were defied in countries that were part of the British Empire.  

Room JG2011
John Galsworthy Building
Kingston University
Penrhyn Road
KT1 2EE

 

020 8547 2000 x 62353

 

22/10/2008

 
11.30a.m  

Free

 
48 seats available   Open to the public  
Royal Borough of Kingston   Cultural Day  

A day of promoting Diversity within the Council

 
Guildhall 1
Kingston
KT1 1EU  
020 8547 4674   27/10/2008   12 noon – 2.00pm     Council Staff only   Council Staff only  

Kingston Museum

 

Festival Exhibition

 

Capoeira Workshop:

Brazilian martial arts/dance workshop for youth aged

11 – 19

 

Kingston Museum, Wheatfield Way,

Kingston,

KT1 2PS

 

020 8547 6460

 

20/09/2008

 

1.30pm

 
Free  

Limited places

Only

 
Youth aged 11 – 19  
Kingston Museum   Festival Exhibition  

Rangoli and Mehendi Workshop:

Schools workshop which links to religious educations, art and design and citizenship curricula

 
Various schools around the Borough (for details, please call the number provided)  

020 8547 6754

 
6th, 7th, 9th, & 10th October  

Morning and afternoon sessions

 
Free  

Limited places only

 

Open to pupils within selected schools

 
Kingston Museum   Festival Exhibition  

Carnival in Kingston:

A historical perspective by Dr. Stephen Knapper of Kingston University to be followed by a Q & A session with the Carnival Committee. Aimed at adults, especially those interested in history and the past and future of Carnival in Kingston

 

Kingston Museum, Wheatfield Way,

Kingston,

KT1 2PS

 

020 8547 6460

 

14/10/2008

 

7.00pm onwards

 
  Limited places only.   Open to the public  

Sarvoday Hindu Association

 
Disco Dandia   Featuring special guests: MC Special and Punjabi Hit Squad at the most anticipated event of the year. Playing Bhangra, Bollywood, RNB & more.   Tolworth Recreation Centre, Fullers Way North, Tolworth, KT6 7LQ  

07522 721 057

or

07915 601 130

 
11/10/2008   6pm – late   From £10 in advance   Limited tickets available   Open to the public  
Milaap Centre  

Celebrating Black History Month

 
Bringing together different cultures in a collection of activities throughout the month of October  

Milaap Centre (Multicultural Day Services), Murray House,

Acre Road,

Kingston,

KT 2 6EE

 
020 8547 2887   Through out the month   Ongoing   Membership Required   Please enquire   Open to members only.  
Kingstonfirst and Irie Spice   Caribbean Showcase   A collection of entertainment and stalls celebrating the culture of the Caribbean  

Kingston Market Place,

Kingston Town Centre

 
020 8547 1221   24 and 25 October   10.30am – 4.30pm   Open to the public   Open to the public   Open to the public  
 

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