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Sharing the best bits of Camden. Brought to you by the Love Camden team at www.lovecamden.org

From the vibrancy of Camden Town to the relaxed village atmosphere of Hampstead and the cultural heart of London that is Bloomsbury, it’s all happening in Camden. This is the official fan page of the Love Team at the London Borough of Camden.

22/10/2026

🌍 Come and discover the African history hidden in plain sight...

What if everything you learned about Africa was only a fraction of the story?

Across Africa, societies developed sophisticated traditions of philosophy, law, science, writing and governance. Yet many of these ideas are still missing from the history we’re taught.

Join Chinenye Egbuna Ikwuemesi for an eye-opening exploration of African knowledge, from Ifa and Ubuntu to Ma’at, Igbo jurisprudence and Akan philosophy.

📅 Tuesday 10 November, 7–9pm
📍 Holborn Library
🎟️ Pay What You Can - Book now via link in bio or Love Camden

All proceeds will support the African Caribbean Leukaemia Trust.

21/10/2026

🚨 NEXT WEEK! Punk attitude. Reggae roots. Untold stories.

Love the music? Come and discover the Black music and Caribbean influences that helped shape a movement

As punk marks 50 years, join BBC Radio 1Xtra broadcaster for an unmissable conversation exploring the often-overlooked Black influences that helped shape punk's sound, style and spirit.

🎤 chairs an extraordinary panel featuring:
🎸 – punk pioneer, musician and legendary music journalist
🎶 – guitarist and vocalist of acclaimed Black feminist punk band Big Joanie
🎵 – founding member of Steel Pulse and leading Black music historian

📅 Thursday 29 October | 7–9pm
📍 Camden Town Hall
🎟️ Pay What You Can

💙🧡💛 Don't miss this one. Grab your tickets via the link in our bio. ➡️

Presented with as part of 's Black History Season 2026: Honouring Our Communities.

All proceeds support the African Caribbean Leukaemia Trust .

20/10/2026

❤️ 2 DAYS TO GO! "Caribbean legacy is in you, it is in me, and it is in everyone who shares our company."

Aliyah's beautiful words sit at the heart of this special evening in the birthplace of Notting Hill Carnival.

Through film, conversation and connection, we'll explore how Caribbean legacy continues to shape culture, creativity, leadership and belonging today.

This event is open to everyone. Whether your roots are Caribbean or you've simply been touched by Caribbean culture through music, food, friendship, family, activism or community, we'd love you to join us.

Come and be part of a room where generations meet, stories are shared and new connections are made.

📅 Thursday 22 October | 6–9pm
📍 Camden Town Hall, Claudia Jones Room
🎟️ Pay What You Can | Supporting

🔗 Book now via the link in bio or the Love Camden website

20/10/2026

🎬 Discover the visionary behind one of Black British cinema’s most groundbreaking films.

Following our screening of Pressure last year, we’re proud to support Art Knights, a free day-long celebration of its pioneering director, Sir Horace Ové.

Experience his films and photography up close, alongside a special new tribute by his son, filmmaker Kaz Ové.

📅 Tuesday 27 October, 12.30pm–9pm
📍 Town Hall Spaces, WC1H 9AU
🎟️ Free, booking required

Film lovers, this is not one to miss. Book at lovecamden.org or Eventbrite (while tickets last!)

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19/10/2026

Welcome to our new Black History Season Series, Hidden Histories of Camden 🔎🏛️

Throughout this series we’ll be exploring the people, stories and exhibits that bring Camden’s Black history to life, celebrating the remarkable residents whose contributions help shape the borough we know today.

Although Black History Month is at the half-way point for the UK, here in Camden, we are just getting started. Join us as we celebrate their achievements, honour their legacies, and shine a light on stories that deserve to be remembered.

To launch Hidden Histories of Camden, we’re shining a spotlight🔦 on Dr Akyaaba Addai-Sebo, the founder of UK Black History Month. His determination to ensure that Black achievements, contributions and histories were recognised helped generations learn, celebrate and take pride in Black History.

His legacy is a powerful reminder that history is made by those who dare to change it.

Dr Akyaaba Addai-Sebo's story is just the beginning. Follow along as we uncover more Hidden Histories of Camden and celebrate the Black residents who helped shape our borough.

Who should we feature next? 💭Let us know in the comments. 👇

Discover more stories at the Camden People's Museum via the link in our bio. 🔗

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18/10/2026

👀 Have you spotted Camden’s Black History Season out and about?

Our colourful 2026 programme has made its way across the borough, and we’d love to know where you’ve seen it!

📸 If you spot a poster or pick up a brochure, send us a snap and share the love on stories.

You can find a copy at your local Camden library, or browse the full programme online at lovecamden.org/blackhistoryseason 🧡

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17/10/2026

🎸 Punk, reggae, rebellion and Black British culture. What’s the connection?

As punk marks 50 years, join BBC Radio 1Xtra broadcaster for an unmissable conversation exploring the often-overlooked Black influences that helped shape punk's sound, style and spirit.

🎤 chairs an extraordinary panel featuring:
🎸 – punk pioneer, musician and legendary music journalist
🎶 – guitarist and vocalist of acclaimed Black feminist punk band Big Joanie
🎵 – founding member of Steel Pulse and leading Black music historian

From reggae and sound systems to race, resistance and youth culture, expect incredible stories, fresh perspectives and a whole lot of Camden music history.

📅 Thursday 29 October | 7–9pm
📍 Camden Town Hall
🎟️ Pay What You Can

💙🧡💛 Don't miss this one. Grab your tickets via the link in our bio. ➡️

Presented with as part of 's Black History Season 2026: Honouring Our Communities.

All proceeds support the African Caribbean Leukaemia Trust .

16/10/2026

What inspired the artist? You! The people of Camden. 💙🧡💛

Listen to Matthew Small’s beautiful words about why he portrays young people using recycled materials, and why he wants everyone in his community to feel seen, honoured and championed.

Now extended due to popular demand, Seeing the Potential is your chance to experience his incredible portraits up close, completely free. This one is really special

Feeling inspired? Join one of the exhibition’s free creative collage portrait workshops for all ages.

📍 Swiss Cottage Gallery
📅 Until 7 January 2027
🕚 11am–5pm, closed Sundays
🎟️ Free entry. Find out more at lovecamden.org

Part of Camden's Black History Season

15/10/2026

Thursday is the new Friday 🎉

Start planning your weekend with Camden’s Black History Season. Explore powerful portraits, Carnival photography, Black LGBTQ+ history, steel pan, dance, theatre and more, with plenty of free and low-cost events across Camden.

A few highlights:

🎨 Seeing the Potential at Swiss Cottage Gallery
📸 Carnival at 60 at
🎤 Diaspora Frequencies with
📸 Honouring Our Community ' Our People, Our Spirit, Our Stories
🎨 Femmes De Soleil .avieli.arthouse
🥁 Steel Pan Performance and Workshop
🎭 Nuns With Tattoos .avieli.arthouse
🏳️‍🌈 Resist!

Plus lots more! Check out what's on at lovecamden.org

Save this reel and make a weekend of it 📌

14/10/2026

🌱 What will your legacy be?

For Jahdia Spencer, Caribbean legacy is about more than where we’ve come from. It’s about the change we create and the mark we leave behind.

Join a new generation of Caribbean-British creatives, leaders and changemakers for an evening of film, honest conversation and fresh perspectives in the historic Claudia Jones Room.

Whether you’re finding your voice, growing your career or building something of your own, come ready to feel inspired and think about what legacy means to you.

📅 Thursday 22 October | 6–9pm
📍 Camden Town Hall, Claudia Jones Room
🎟️ Pay what you can | All proceeds support

Come for the conversation. Leave inspired to make your mark.

🔗 Book now via the Black History Season link in bio or lovecamden.org/blackhistoryseason

Part of Camden Council’s Black History Season 2026, Honouring Our Communities.

13/10/2026

Looks like we've got a SELL-OUT on our hands, Camden! 👀🔥

We're already 80% sold out for Come Mek We Larf and this one's shaping up to be a brilliant night!

Let's face it, as the days get shorter and the cold starts creeping in, we could all do with a proper belly laugh! And have we got just the night for you... 🙌

As part of Camden's Black History Season 2026, we're bringing together some of the brightest and funniest names in Black British comedy for a night of big laughs, brilliant company and feel-good vibes.

🎤 Hosted by the brilliant Mr Cee, with an incredible line-up featuring comedy legend Slim, alongside Josephine Lacey, Diesel and Selam Amare.

📅 Friday 6 November | 7:30–10pm
📍 Town Hall by Bottaccio, King's Cross
🎟️ Pay What You Can ❤️ All proceeds go to the incredible African Caribbean Leukaemia Trust ().

🎟️ Snap up one of the remaining tickets now! Link in bio 🔗

Part of Camden Council's Black History Season 2026, Honouring Our Communities.

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