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Come down to Wolves Lane on Saturday 25th October and join us for an exciting afternoon of African- and Caribbean- inspired natural products and sumptuous food, uplifting stories of resilience in the community, and black music and dance to celebrate our history of “Standing Firm in Power and Pride,”; a tribute to the resilience, strength and commitment to building Mental Wealth and Wellbeing.

Queens of the City invite you to a Nail Art workshop designed to celebrate Black History Month through creative expression.

Price

Free Event

Pricing details

Free

Contact

For more information visit the Queens of the City website

Date

28 October 2025

Additional date and time information

2 to 6pm

Come and join the Black History Fair at the Goan Community Centre. There will be:

• Stalls with Caribbean Jewellery
• Black History Books
• Inspiring speakers
• African Drumming Sessions
• Caribbean food available
• Dance performances and workshops
• Music

Everyone is welcome!

Price

Free Event

Pricing details

Free

For children aged 5 and over.

Price

Free

Contact

Email sonia.damian@haringey.gov.uk or call Stroud Green Library on 020 8489 2542.

Date and time

Monday 27 October 2025, 3.30pm to 4.30pm

Location

This walk starts at Finsbury Park Station and looks at some of the Black History that connects the area with its large African and Caribbean population.

Your guide, Avril Nanton, will take you around the area, pointing out interesting and fascinating historical places that you've probably walked past many times.

This walk will look at:

At the Makers’ Studio in Bruce Castle Museum and Archive.

Christelle Mutombo-Cartier says:

"My art is created by using fabrics especially wax material on canvases to make beautiful and unique pieces of art and using different techniques.

"The majority of material is recycled and I’ve been now for couple of years collecting some great piece from a local tailor otherwise it would go in the bin, so I try to do my bit for a better way of living by recycling."

An opportunity to buy one of Christelle’s original canvases and to meet the artist.

Discover the story of the Tottenham vicar who was a leading figure in the study of Arabic in the early 1600s.

Developed in partnership with PhD Researcher Samantha Brown, the exhibition explores Bedwell’s Tottenham, his interest in mathematics and the role he had in the development of Arabic Studies in England.

Through manuscripts, maps, artefacts and contemporary artworks by Mary Yacoob, the exhibition brings the little-known story of William Bedwell to life.

This exhibition is kindly funded by The Royal Society.

Open Wednesday to Sunday, 1pm to 5pm.

This marvellous Black history walk with tour guide Avril Nanton takes in the whole length of this famous Tottenham street, whose history is almost as long as the street itself!

Come and hear about:

Celebrate Black History Month with us at Hornsey Library.

Make your own scrapbook; cut, draw and stick pictures and words of your favourite black artists, pop stars, historical figures, athletes, news readers, African animals, landscapes and patterns.

This event is suitable for children aged 4 to 11 years.

October is Black History Month. This month gives us the opportunity to celebrate the achievements and contributions of black and mixed heritage members of our communities.

Price

Free event.

Sinners (2025) – director Ryan Coogler.

Please join us at Hornsey Library for this Black History Month screening of 'Sinners' (2025).

"Set in 1932, 'Sinners' follows twin brothers Smoke and Stack Moore, portrayed by Michael B. Jordan, who return to their hometown in the Mississippi Delta after serving in World War I.

They aim to start anew by opening a juke joint for the local Black Community, using money they stole from gangsters. However, their plans are thwarted by a supernatural evil that awaits their return.