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Xantoné Blacq Live
Wednesday 16 August 2023
Vocalist, multi-instrumentalist and songwriter/producer Xantoné Blacq's music is a sonic adventure fusing jazz, funk and soul with music from around the world. Xan describes his sound as ' free-range sunshine music'...
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Brixton X Harlem presents AMV
Wednesday 16 August 2023
AMV is Marcina Arnold, Eska Mtungwazi and Heidi Vogel.
A super group of female London born singer/songwriters & artists in their own right.
The show sees three women in their prime of life, delving into roots of expression, vocal sonics and live free improvisation.
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The Ascension Years - A Tee Max Exhibition
Thursday 17 August - Sunday 20 August 2023
‘The Ascension Years' is set to be a transformative experience for visitors as they delve into the vibrant world of hip-hop and R&B during its pivotal period.
Tee Max, known for his keen eye and ability to capture intimate moments, has curated an extraordinary collection that offers a unique glimpse into the lives of these legendary artists during their early careers.
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Brixton Streetwear Takeover
Thursday 17 August 2023
Brixton Streetwear present the Brixton X Harlem Takeover, to offer you a night of Soul and Hip Hop classics.
Their pop-up shop will be open and we hope to see some of you there.
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Pure Vinyl Jam Session
Friday 18 August 2023
Pure Vinyl has a loyal following of up and coming musicians, who regularly jam when the opportunity arises.
With no entry, no dress code, and no ego, come and enjoy music freely expressed and openly enjoyed.
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The View from The other Side: J Dilla A European Remembrance Screening
Friday 18 August 2023
This year's Brixton x Harlem festival will be celebrating 50 years of Hip Hop across a variety of venues including Brixton House with a special free screening of a documentary and Q&A dedicated to the late James Dewitt Yancey aka Jay Dee aka J-Dilla: the visionary musician, producer and MC that is and was arguably one of the most influential figures in Hip Hop.
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The View from the Other Side Afterparty
Friday 18 August 2023
As part of our Brixton X Harlem Festival this year we will be celebrating of 50 years of Hip Hop across a variety of venues including Brixton House.
Join us after 'The Views from the Other Side' Screening and Q&A, for an afterparty with DJ Sarah Love!
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The Harlem Bridge
Saturday 19 August 2023
The Bridge is a one-day festival of hip hop culture taking over unused public spaces and creating unity.
A non-stop family event that culminates in London’s friendliest social dance party. A one-day festival, it embodies “Peace, Love, Unity and having Fun”. In it’s second year held in Brixton’s iconic BCA as part of the Brixton x Harlem festival, get set for a beautiful community day featuring DJS, MCs, dancers and more!
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Black Culture Market
Saturday 19 & Sunday 20 August 2023
Black Culture Market supports emerging entrepreneurs and new Black businesses of African and Caribbean descent with opportunities to sell their unique products and brands. The destination to support and shop from Black-owned businesses in Brixton.
Over the weekend explore the wonderful stalls whilst catching up with friends. The market has something for everyone and supports emerging entrepreneurs & new black businesses of African & Caribbean descent with opportunities to be more visible in the retail industry.
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Double Bread presents 'It's Bigger Than Hip Hop' Block Party
Saturday 19 August 2023
Hip Hop Turntablist veterans Bunny Bread & E Double D will take you on a journey of 50 years of Hip Hop culture armed by their trusty 45 inch vinyl selections for the official The Harlem Bridge afterparty!
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'Why Willie Mae Thornton Matters' - Book Launch & Q&A with author Lynnée Denise & Zezi Ifore
Sunday 20 August 2023
Join DJ and writer Lynnée Denise in a public conversation and listening session with Zezi Ifore discussing Denise’s soon-to-be-released debut book, Why Willie Mae Thornton Matters.
The conversation will highlight the long-standing cultural conversation between Black Britain and Black America through an exploration of several themes in the author’s biography of the legendary blues singer.