Black British Folk Takeover
Cecil Sharp House, NW1 7AY , [Venue Details]Song, music, storytelling, and more from British Folkies of the African Diaspora, in collaboration with the Black British Folk Collective.
Following the inaugural hit event last autumn, we’re delighted to welcome the Black British Folk Takeover back to the House.
This festival-style all-dayer includes traditional folk sounds, modern British music inspired by folk traditions, a live conversation on African diasporic identities and relationships with British folk, and much more.
Curator Angeline Morrison and friends take over the House with folk sounds, songs, and stories that shine a long overdue light on the African Diaspora's love for, and ongoing conversations with, British folk.
Cover image by John Sowden, late 19th Century. The man pictured is Abraham Johnson, a ballad seller painted on the streets of Bradford in 1888.
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Admission
Min: £20.50
Max: £35.50
Special: £20.50 Under 30
Performer name: Line up to be announced shortly
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Song, music, storytelling, and more from British Folkies of the African Diaspora, in collaboration with the Black British Folk Collective.
Following the inaugural hit event last autumn, we’re delighted to welcome the Black British Folk Takeover back to the House.
This festival-style all-dayer includes traditional folk sounds, modern British music inspired by folk traditions, a live conversation on African diasporic identities and relationships with British folk, and much more.
Curator Angeline Morrison and friends take over the House with folk sounds, songs, and stories that shine a long overdue light on the African Diaspora's love for, and ongoing conversations with, British folk.
Cover image by John Sowden, late 19th Century. The man pictured is Abraham Johnson, a ballad seller painted on the streets of Bradford in 1888.
Admission
Min: £20.50
Max: £35.50
Special: £20.50 Under 30
Performer name: Line up to be announced shortly
Halibuts is the only place to find ALL London's live music.
Free for all to use, we track ~1,000 London venues and list every type of live music.
To reach our home page, Click here
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IOS
ANDROID