what’s on

21 February-22 August

Stockwell Good Neighbours is a community-based charity that supports elderly African Caribbean people to engage and take part in arts, health and wellbeing activities.

11 March-12 August

Tune! is a storytelling project where you can play your favourite vinyl records and share your love for that song. Dancing is allowed! 

13 March-10 July

Hosted by HKB FiNN, a storyteller, hip hop artist, poet and filmmaker who loves to tell stories with flair and a touch of humour, invites you to share and hear stories from our culturally diverse communities. 5+ for the whole family.

3 April-7 August

Join our Tap Lyrical masterclasses and workshops with Annette Walker (BBC Proms 2019 Duke Ellington's Sacred Music concert) and live band.

19 April-28 June

Traditionally, the drum has been the heartbeat and the soul of most African communities. Take part in our African Djembe Drumming workshop with Kay Smith for the whole family. 

19 April-28 June

Traditionally, the drum has been the heartbeat and the soul of most African communities. Take part in our African Djembe Drumming workshop with Kay Smith for the whole family.

20 April-29 June

Beginners Tap Dance workshop with Annette Walker, one of the leading exponents of a new generation of tap dancers taking the stage with grace, style, and above all, rhythm.

5 May-21 July

Afro-Brazilian dance workshop with performer, teacher and choreographer Adriano Oliveira.

6 May-22 July

Capoeira is an Afro-Brazilian Art form that combines music, dance, martial arts, acrobatics, street theatre, crafts, folklore, and practical philosophy. Join our Capoeira classes taught by Baris Yazar who is recognised by the Lukas award for 'Best Brazilian Dance Teacher of the Year' in 2011 and 2012.

9 May-18 July

The Brixton House Choir, where you can learn to sing different musical styles from Gospel to Reggae.

5 July-17 July

How does one become a father today? On the stage, two actors tenderly paint a series of portraits of fatherhood.

23 July-23 July

Join us as we tell the story of Reggae music and the Windrush Generation and hear how this music took the world by storm. Narrated by comedian John Simmit and featuring ska, rock steady, calypso, gospel, lovers rock, dancehall and Reggae played live by the JA Reggae Band.