This walk links the Imperial War Museum with the Cumin Museum of Ancient Egypt. It illustrates more than 200 years of Black history with tales of the Will Smith of 1800’s London, the strategic planning of the Windrush generation, African

Three-hour bus drive showing London’s top tourist attractions from an African/Caribbean perspective. Join us on our three-hour drive showing London’s top tourist attractions from an African/Caribbean perspective. There is at least 2000 years of Black history to be uncovered! The

Join us for the exciting unveiling of the Dr Beryl Gilroy plaque to honour her pioneering work in education and psychotherapy Come join us for the exciting unveiling of a blue plaque in honour of the remarkable Dr Beryl Gilroy.

Millions of people walk through Trafalgar Square every day and have no idea of the centuries of African history under their feet and in front of their eyes. Your guide will expose the links between Africa, India and the Caribbean

Unique tour of the 200 year old waterway from an African/Caribbean perspective showing the secrets and lies of London’s industrial past. Explore quiet backwaters, hidden streets and busy highways while filling in the blanks on the banks of a long

This special walk delves into an amazing depth of African/Caribbean history between Soho Square and Russell Square: It features: Ancient African civilisations Black Female entrepeneurs and abolitionists The Marcus Garvey connection Academia and the white curriculum Black British Civil rights

Interactive walking tour of the hidden African/Caribbean history in London’s posh Mayfair area from 1920s to 2020s Mayfair is not traditionally associated with the Black presence but there is a great deal there. We will explore and expose multiple, fascinating

On this unique tour we will cover: Ancient African civilisations, the East Croydon links in your face Christianity and Black people, The under-recognised influence of the Black church Invisible Black banks of the 1970s and their concrete legacy in 2024

Multiple and stunning revelations of the Black performers and productions that have graced the stages of London’s West End theatres Explore the hidden history of African presence in the West End’s theatre district. With a recent explosion of Black productions

This walk recognises 75 years since the SS Windrush arrived from the Caribbean.This tour starts with the 1950’s and goes right up to the 21st century. We will cover: Black music history soul, reggae, rave and acid: the legendary 4

In 120 minutes your guide will take you through hundreds of years of the African presence and contribution to London’s way of life. Discover secret alleyways and enormous buildings all connected to Africa and the Caribbean in ways which the

There is much more to Notting Hill than Carnival but even that history is often mis-represented. Find out about pioneering African/Caribbean people who literally fought for equality and laid the foundation for modern multi-cultural London. Why does Portobello Road have

Black history walk featuring slavery’s financial links in the City and Black resistance strategies to oppression then and now This Black history walk features several financial institutions, Lloyds of London insurance in particular, and will show how they made money

The British Film Institute (BFI) plans a redundancy that would end the 17-year-old African Odysseys programme. Sign the petition to save it HERE African Odysseys was set up in 2007 by Black community activists who were already showing films at

Relaxed sightseeing cruise on Regent’s Canal with commentary and educational references on the centuries of African/Caribbean history There are centuries of Black history across Britain’s canal networks. This guided cruise behind King’s Cross will expose and explore some of that

See London’s African/Caribbean history from 1000 feet up as we hover over London landmarks and connect the hidden Black history dots Black History walks… in the sky! Become a ‘skywalker’ as we fly over London’s famous sites and show the

3 hour cruise along the Thames from Temple to Greenwich and back showing the thousands of years of African/Caribbean history on display. About this Event Your private, double-decker boat will start from the Temple Pier near Temple tube station on

Multiple and stunning revelations of the Black performers and productions that have graced the stages of London’s West End theatres Explore the hidden history of African presence in the West End’s theatre district. With a recent explosion of Black productions

Our African focused tour of the National Gallery reveals the many and varied Black presences to be found in the paintings from 1500 to 1900s Image of the Black in the National Gallery. From the margins to the centre.From objects

Tate Britain is the home of British art from 1500 to the present day where we see Black presence move from the object of economic capital to creators of cultural capital mirroring the changing position of Black folk in British

On this unique tour we will cover: Ancient African civilisations, the East Croydon links in your face Christianity and Black people, The under-recognised influence of the Black church Invisible Black banks of the 1970s and their concrete legacy in 2024