October 1st 13:00- 21:30

BLM Fest presents: Black Lives Matter Festival #WeMove

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Somerset House

Day One,hosted by Back2Life with DJ Donch, day one of the festival offers healing

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Day One,hosted by Back2Life with DJ Donch, day one of the festival offers healing and expression through community-led workshops - from poetry and painting to movement and talks. Our panel discussion series is a point of reflection and activation, with talks from Rhiane of Black Girls Hike, Jacari Harris from the George Floyd Memorial Foundation through to Melz Owusu of Free Black Uni. Our headline exhibition spotlights British Nigerian illustrator Tinuke Fagborun, who celebrates diverse storytelling through colourful and optimistic artwork.

A three-day-only landmark cultural event. Join a community of Black creators as they take over Somerset House to celebrate the Black experience through art, activism, education, sport, conversation, healing, and joy!

Join us for an immersive celebration of Black contribution and the many stories it tells!

Established by dynamic artistic director and activist Kayza Rose (@kayza_rose), BLM Fest (@blmfest) is expanding the narrative around Black Lives Matter by collaborating with a global network of Black voices, cultural producers and change makers to create a space for Black joy and expression.

1st October | TALKS + WORKSHOPS

@SomersetHouse

Hosted by Back2Life with DJ Melody Kane (@sinceredxb @djmelodykane )

The Music Managers Forum

Black Girls Hike

Brushstroke Art

Talk moderated by Melz Owuso

Workshop from Michelle Tiwo

Twerk Shop from jaytheystallion )

BLM Global conversation

and more!

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BLM FEST'S FESTIVAL PROGRAMME LAUNCH

September 30, 2022
Join BLM Fest as they kick off their October programming at Second Home Spitalfields.

V&A FRIDAY LATE

June 24, 2022
This Friday Late features a programme curated by BLM Fest and V&A (commissioned by counterpoints arts and the V&A)

AN ABOLITIONISTS HANDBOOK TOUR

March 9, 2022
New York Times bestselling author, educator, artist and abolitionist & co-founder Patrisse Cullors, joined us in London to promote her new book 'An Abolitionists Handbook: 12 steps to changing yourself and the world.'