UNITY in the CommUNITY...

Auntie Jean's Afrikan Culture Market ..

3rd Sunday of the month ... 2 - 9 pm...

This is a monthly event for the Family and Community members of all ages.

Venue:

Calabash Centre

24 - 26 Geotge Lane

Catford SE13 6HH

For info call

(+44) 07961 886 032 or 07932 078 818

ShowCase Platform Hosts: ............Stella B. & Nat Nye...

Opening & Closing with .....

Sangoma Drummers...

& Open Mic with .........

Nate The Lyricist...

Also Featuring The Revolutionary Minds..........

..........................................Who Tells Our-Srtory (History) into Poetry

This month's featured:

The Right Honorable Marcus Mosiah Garvey...

Sunday 17th Mosiah (August) 2025 .... 3 - 9 pm

The Garvey Village Presents:

Auntie Jean's Afrikan Culture Market's collaboration with

The Black Prospective & Galaxyafiwe Radio, to Celebrate

The Right Honorable Marcus Mosiah Garvey's Birth Date...

Invited Guest Speakers: .

And Entertainers...

Entertainment..

Stella B.

Stalls available: for more info, please call:

07961 886 032

You can join us physically or watch online, iTicket fee £6.13, of which £5. of the proceeds go to:

The Garvey Village Enterprise C.I.C.

In the process of looking for a building to house the CommUNTY Centre with a difference....

We have a branch set up in Jamaica, where we organise a Breakfast Club for the Elders. We send over barrels of Tinned and Dried food, Clothes, kitchen equipment, incontinence pads, eyeglasses, etc.

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/auntie-jeans-afrikan-culture-markets-event-can-be-joined-virtually-tickets-503834762337

Auntie Jean has run the Afrikan Cultural Market (ACM), a highly successful monthly family a unique space for people to browse and purchase high-quality community event, for over ten years. The market provides a unique space for people to browse and buy quality goods from vendors. It also provides an opportunity for people of African descent to exchange information, attend workshops and seminars on a wide variety of topics from our history, to parenting skills, well-being, to trending social issues.

It is through her experience with the ACM that Auntie Jean identified the need for even greater support for small businesses, community groups, as well as a place to support our children, young people, the working population, and our senior citizens.

In response to demands from the monthly audiences at the Afrikan Culture Market (ACM) for a permanent platform for Information sharing, presentations, and teachings on a range of matters and issues that impact the Afrikan Cultural Community.

NOT TO BE MISSED!!!

The Sangoma Drummers