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Week FIVE Mon 27 Oct to Sat 1 Nov Tue 28 Oct

5:30pm - 7pm

Danford Film Screenings: Monday’s Girls

Join the University of Birmingham’s Research & Cultural Collections for a documentary exploring the traditions associated with the initiation of women into adult society in Nigeria. Combining voice-over and interviews, the film documents tradition, modernity, and dissent in African women’s lives. FREE ADMISSION, booking essential Danford Room 2nd floor / Room 224 Arts Building University of Birmingham / Edgbaston Birmingham B15 2TT Box Office: www.mondaysgirls.eventbrite.co.uk For more information ring 0121 414 2225 www.birmingham.ac.uk/blackhistorymonth

Thu 30 Oct 7pm - 9pm

Manifest: The Edition

Faith meets Art in this unique, incredibly out-of-the-box Poetry and Music night. A spiritual, inspirational night that aims to encourage and uplift. Powerful poets, stunning singers. One night. Don’t miss it! FREE ADMISSION Starbucks Lloyds 125 Colmore Row / Lloyds / Birmingham B3 3SD roger@glmedia.co.uk / www.manifesttheedition.co.uk

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Exhibitions / Events Fri 26 Sep - Fri 7 Nov

Fri 26 Sep - Fri 7 Nov

Freedom or Death: Dr Vanley Burke

Freedom or Death: Dr Vanley Burke

The Drum is pleased to host an exhibition charting the final days of the apartheid era in South Africa through the lens of preeminent documentary photographer Dr Vanley Burke. Burke travelled extensively throughout South Africa to Soweto, Sharpeville, Bophuthatswana, Cape Town and Durban, talking to people, attending rallies, funerals and demonstrations. This selection of photographs from the Library of Birmingham archives provides a unique insight of a nation undergoing immense change towards eventual democracy.

The Drum is pleased to host an exhibition charting the final days of the apartheid era in South Africa through the lens of preeminent documentary photographer Dr Vanley Burke. Burke travelled extensively throughout South Africa to Soweto, Sharpeville, Bophuthatswana, Cape Town and Durban, talking to people, attending rallies, funerals and demonstrations. This selection of photographs from the Library of Birmingham archives provides a unique insight of a nation undergoing immense change towards eventual democracy. Free Admission The Drum 144 Potters Lane / Aston Birmingham B6 4UU Box Office: 0121 333 2444 www.the-drum.org.uk

Free Admission The Drum 144 Potters Lane / Aston Birmingham B6 4UU Box Office: 0121 333 2444 www.the-drum.org.uk

BLACK HISTORY MONTH 2014

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