St George’s Garrison Church Festival - Tuesday 18th August
On Tuesday 18th August we have a beautiful blend of activities and entertainment!
We are delighted to welcome The Heritage Hub, bringing Ghanaian entertainment, food and culture, music from Louise Hatch, an open mic poetry workshop from 'Partners in Rhyme' and an evening performance from Ngati Ranana, London Maori Club.
Kids Arts & Crafts from 11am
Heritage Hubs entertainment from 12pm
Louise Hatch 2.30pm
Ngati Ranana performance 7.30pm
Heritage Hubs is a creative hub celebrating African heritage through culture, community events and diaspora-led initiatives.
Social media: @heritage_hubs_global (IG)
Website/email: admin@heritagehubs.com
Louise Hatch is a soulful and emotive British singer-songwriter whose music is rooted in honest storytelling and heartfelt expression. Drawing on influences from country, soul, folk, and contemporary singer-songwriter traditions, she creates songs that resonate deeply with audiences seeking authenticity and emotional connection. https://www.louisehatch.com/
Partners in Rhyme was founded by Lviss, https://www.instagram.com/imth... as an open mic community event in Woolwich. Drop in to his workshop in the gazebo 4-7pm and share your poetry, or have a listen to the talented poets in our community.
Ngati Ranana London Māori Club provides New Zealanders residing in the United Kingdom and others interested in Māori culture a place to teach, learn and participate in Māori culture. Members strive to uphold values of Kotahitanga, Whanaungatanga and Manaakitanga. Ngāti Rānana do this through performance, advancing the mana of te ao Māori in the UK and Europe. Whilst also providing a culture that enforces a kaupapa of inclusivity. https://www.ngatiranana.co.uk/
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