The link HERE will take you to Haringey Council BHM Events.

Haringey has consistently offered a thoughtful programme of events for the benefit of all; to celebrate achievement and to uncover concealed histories about our own communities.

You can pick up a copy of this years Black History Month brochure (PDF, 7MB) from any Haringey Library, Leisure Centre, Customer Service Centre or Bruce Castle Museum (subject to availability).

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The link HERE will take you to Islington Councils BHM Events.

The theme for Islington this year is Educate and Innovate! Islington will be hosting a lively festival of inspiring documentary, debate and literary events to explore black history education and its importance and role in a multicultural Britain.
Events are free or low cost, so get involved and get inspired! 

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The link HERE will take you to Camden Councils listings and events.

The new website from Camden Council, featuring listings and events throughout the year.

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The link HERE will take you to BRENT Councils "Word Up" event
A celebration of books and reading for children during BHM.

Word Up! is the biggest celebration of books, reading and learning in the borough and one of the highlights of the year in Brent's libraries.The programme of events returns again this autumn offering author talks, drama, film, family activities, craft activities and much more. This year Word Up! features talks by top writers such as Tim Butcher, and Colin Grant as well as top entertainers such as Felix Dexter and Kwame M.A. McPherson and musicians such as saxophonist Lascelles James performing in Brent's libraries.

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