Pexels. CCO Licensed. Sponsored Editorial. Apps can be a great marketing tool for businesses. By encouraging customers to download your app, you can provide them with a constant reminder of your business on their phone, which can encourage return business. Of course, customers aren’t going to download your app unless there’s a real advantage to […]
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Preview by Flora Masika As part of the Planet Summer season at the Southbank, climate justice activist Mikaela Loach joins Kelechi Okafor in discussion about her debut book, ‘It’s Not That Radical.’ Attempting to demystify the current environmental climate, with all the uncomfortable truths and legitimate tools to help slow climate change. This book acts
Ms Indigo Delight (aka Emily Bly), is an Aylesford based dance instructor and burlesque artist, who is celebrating Pride Month by putting on a surprise performance in Maidstone town centre in Kent, on Sunday 24th June 2023 with her dance troupe. Being a newly independent dance instructor and burlesque artist, she is celebrating Pride Month
Review by Flora Masika Watching KOKOROKO is like watching live birds fly in the early dawn or witnessing a raindrop fall into clear water. It’s like being taken into the most vivid land and seascape paintings. KOKOROKO’s use of their instruments to conjure up expansive visions was truly breathtaking to behold. Joining the likes of
Source – CC0 Licence This is a contributed post. The topic of heralding growth in business is a tale as old as time. The biggest problem many businesses have is that their ambitions extend way beyond what is necessary at the outset. To truly stimulate organic growth, we have to stay small and stay local.
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Focus Africa Festival returns post-covid with a brand new explosive multicultural entertainment showcase at Rich Mix, in Shoreditch, London’s number one independent arts venue. Focus Africa Organisation, in partnership with Arts Council England and Creative Resilience International present, 4th Focus Africa Festival: Music & Fashion, 29th July 2023, proudly supported by major pillars in
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Windrush Caribbean Film Festival – 75 Years of Black Cinema and beyond with the support of the BFI, awarding funds from the National Lottery. Organisers of the Windrush Caribbean Film Festival have announced that the cities of Bristol, Birmingham, Newport, Southampton and London will co-host the summer event which opens on June 6 in
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Do you want to develop your research and archiving skills? Are you interested in heritage, arts and culture? If so, the award-winning IROKO Theatre Company in Stratford, East London, has the opportunity for you.  IROKO is looking for 15 Volunteer Researchers to assist in their heritage project – ‘Home from Home’, funded by the National
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IROKO Theatre company celebrated the launch of The National Lottery Heritage Fund supported project ‘Home from Home’ on Wednesday 29th March at the Old Town Hall in Stratford, East London. The project highlights the achievements of British Nigerians in the UK. The launch was graced by His Excellency, Ambassador Adamu O Shuaibu, who represented the
The Southbank Centre announces the first cohort of Black artists to engage on its pioneering development programme, REFRAME: The Residency is supported by Apple with partners Factory International in Manchester, Birmingham City University’s STEAMhouse and Midlands Arts Centre (MAC) in Birmingham. The free programme supports Black and Black Mixed Heritage creatives in London, Manchester and