CARIBBEAN COMMUNITIES IN EUROPE

in partnership with The Horniman Museum

and

The John Roan School Players (Blackheath)

present

HEROES OF EMANCIPATION

A new play by Mr Faustin Charles

on

Saturday 1st December at 3pm

FREE

You, your friends and family are invited to attend a free performance at the Horniman Museum, 100 London Road, Forest Hill, London SE23 3PQ to remember the abolition of the British Slave Trade in 1807.

Sponsored by Lewisham Arts

About us

CACOEU was created to further develop the link between Goldsmiths College, through PACE (Professional and Community Education) at Goldsmiths and the Caribbean Centre at Amsterdam University and ASCC (Afro-Surinam Cultural Centre) in the Netherlands.

The general aims and objectives of CACOEU are to promote knowledge of the Caribbean and its diaspora, particularly in Europe, through the following means: Educational Institutions (all levels) cultural exchanges (arts and media) and a small scale publication.

CACOEU also seeks to provide a forum for academic and lay members of the community to share experiences for better understanding of events which affect us.

Membership is open to anyone who share the aims and objectives of CACOEU and its mission to reflect the diversity of the Caribbean people.

The Secretary Ms Lee Sanowar McKee

(For further information, please contact INFO)

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