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Portrait photo of musician Shamir. Shamir is dressed in white, they have several piercings and a metal butterfly in their hair.
Portrait photo of musician Shamir. Shamir is dressed in white, they have several piercings and a metal butterfly in their hair.

Black History Month

It’s Black History Month and there are many events, activities, and opportunities to learn this month across our beautiful city and campus.

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If you’re a student at Norwich University of the Arts then follow and support the Afro-Caribbean Society (NUASUACS). They will be updating their Instagram with upcoming events and exhibitions happening across the Students’ Union, University Campus, and beyond.

Also have a look at Norwich University’s library, which has put together an online collection of resources, inspiration and reading material. If you’re on campus, look out for their display in the Duke Street Foyer.

Black History Month Events in Norwich

There’s lots to get involved with to celebrate Black History Month, and here’s a selection of our favourite events in Norwich:

6th October

Lemn Sissay – Mannington Book Bash

8th October

David Olusoga – Mannington Book Bash

12th October

BHM Movie Night with NUASUACS (Students only) – Duke Street Lecture Theatre, Norwich University of the Arts

13th October

Shamir, Homo Anxietem – Voodoo Daddy’s

Portrait photo of musician Shamir. Shamir is dressed in white, they have several piercings and a metal butterfly in their hair.

14th October

African Fashion Show – The Halls

15th October

Young Change Makers event – Waterloo Park Pavilion Cafe

18th October

Black Culture Share with NUASUACS (Students Only) – SU Lounge, St. Andrews, Norwich University of the Arts

Promotional image for Black Culture share by SU Afro-Caribbean society. Illustration of two people similing and eating food.

19th October

Chouk Bwa & The Ångströmers – Norwich Arts Centre

20th October

Ballet Black: Pioneers – Norwich Theatre Royal

21st October

NBHM Community Football event – UEA Sportspark

Photo of six ballet dancers in pairs, caught mid-pose. The stage is dark apart from two lights.

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