Black Heritage and Culture Norfolk

Activities & Workshop 

Autumn INSET Evening for Teachers

 

You will have the chance to see our new exhibition Magnificent Obsessions: The Artist as Collector, as well as hear about forthcoming exhibition Alphonse Mucha: In Quest of Beauty.

 

There will be the opportunity to take part in workshops suitable for primary and secondary school teachers, hear about recent projects, engage with artists, talk with curators and Sainsbury Centre academics, and take tours with the Centre’s guides and also a talk about Norfolk Black history Month celebration.

 

Our Autumn teacher’s INSET will give you ideas to take back to the classroom, and is a chance to plan you visits and work with us. It’s also a great opportunity to meet friends and colleagues over food and a glass of wine.

 

Booking: essential by Thursday 24 September (the names of teachers must be given); payment on

booking

is required – no tickets on the door. Call 01603 593199

 Information at the Hive  

 

Come to our information stalls in the hive to raise awareness of the plight of refugees and migrants crisis, Black History Month and the Prevent at the information stalls at the Hive.    

NOD and Norfolk Black History Month present:

 

Moroccan dance workshops with Sarah Malik,

Traditional Moroccan folk dance workshops with internationally acclaimed Moroccan dancer and teacher Sarah Malik.

 

NOD's Moroccan themed Hafla with Sarah Malik

including Moroccan buffet dinner.

 

African-American Cinema evening course - Cinema Plus

 

Explore the history, development and cultural impact of African-American Cinema.

Examining a range of films made by and about black Americans, this six week evening course will survey African-American cinema’s major concerns and forms across the twenty and twenty-first centuries. We’ll investigate themes such as performance and counter-culture alongside historical events and aesthetics in films such as The Jazz Singer, Selma and Shaft. With tutor Dr Chris Lloyd.

Further information can be found here

 

Arts & Crafts at UEA  

 

Come and join the University of East Anglia Pride event in celebration of Black History Month ab Arts, crafts, tea, cake and mental health  event.     

 

Join the discussion and make a change - Ethnic Minorities Student Caucus  

Ethnic Minorities Officer Hussam Hussein, with support of UEA student volunteers and societies will be holding Ethnic Minorities Student Caucus. Come and discuss the matters that interest you most.   
     
Info: Hussam Hussein: @UnionUEABME / union.ethnicminoriti es@uea.ac.uk   H.Hussein@uea.ac.uk 
 

"Exploring East Asian cultures"    

 

Come and explore East Asian culture and language. This event is hosted by Chinese Students Society Association, Japanese, Korean Society, and Vietnamese Society   

An afternoon of African Music and Dance

 

14:00-15:15

KORA SINGING - with Sefo Kanuteh

 

15:30- 16:30

ZULU DRUMMING - with Anna Mudeka

 

16:45- 18:00

KIZOMBA DANCE - with Francis Karemo

 

For all enquiries:

01362 822194

Tickets available from:African Emporium, 21 Lower Goat Lane, Norwich

Rosy Lee’s Tea Rooms, Loddon

“Negrophilia and the Harlem Renaissance”  

Robert Short and the Rebus Theatre Group create a specially commissioned work for stage and multimedia based on Nancy Cundard’s famous book “Negrophilia”. High entertainment with deep soul!