Brighton and Hove Black History is now an official partner of Brighton and Hove Heritage Learning Partnership! This is partnership of heritage organisations in Brighton & Hove who are working together to improve our offer for school teachers. Heritage Learning… Continue Reading →
Bert Williams MBE sparked a new project that links primary schools with Brighton with his own former school in Coleyville, Jamaica, Bryce Primary School. The school has asked for help with two projects that will inspire and engage its students to improve their mathematics and reading… Continue Reading →
In 2007 at the Brighton Fringe Festival a play was premiered. The title was Let Justice Be Done and it told the story of a one Dido Elizabeth Belle and her relationship with her Great Uncle William Murray, the first Earl… Continue Reading →
When you think of Brixton, what comes to your mind? Ackee and salt fish, Bob Marley, spicy patties, Reggae music, the famous Cold Harbour Lane Street Market, the Ritzy Cinema and of course the Windrush generation, the young men and… Continue Reading →
This spring, we invite you to come to a free family-friendly event celebrating multicultural history and heritage on Sunday 20 March 1-4pm at St Richards Church in Hove. You can expect a variety of art and cultural activity to please all… Continue Reading →
During 2015 our main project is researching and restoring the grave of Tom Highflyer at Woodvale Cemetery. Find out more about Tom His grave is in disrepair and the inscription is faint and needs re-pointing. We are hoping to restore… Continue Reading →
This year we are celebrating Black History Month with two fantastic flagship events, Rum ‘n’ Bass featuring reggae legend, Dennis Alcapone, on Saturday 1st November and our FREE Black History Month Family Day celebration with live music, dance, food stalls,… Continue Reading →
Brighton and Hove Untold is the idea of members of Brighton and Hove Black History. It is based on Bert William’s MBE many years of organising walking tours around the principal locations in the city centre that reflect the largely… Continue Reading →
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