MUSIC JERK N TINGS - A WINDRUSH COOKOUT 12-7pm SAT 12th AUG HORIMAN MUSEUM & GARDENS 100 London Rd, London SE23 3PQ Family activities, live music, plus some of the UK’s top chefs will be cooking up a storm. Ticket only event (Sponsored Post)
Happening across the Horniman Bandstand, we will be marking the 75th anniversary of Windrush and celebrating the contribution of Caribbean culture to Britain with family activities, live music, dancing and food.
The Bandstand will be hosting music and dancing for all the family to enjoy plus some of the UK’s top Caribbean and African chefs will be cooking up a storm with jerk, vegan and vegetarian food.Create carnival headdresses with Sunshine International Arts! In the gardens you can see Helen McDonald perform her amazing family show Time Travelling with the Jazz Queens!
Plus enjoy our arts and crafts market, a game of ludo or dominos in the Pavilion, book readings, dancing, bouncy castle and face painting. Don’t forget to wear your dancing shoes…Janet Kay was the first lovers rock singer on Top of the Pops with number one hits including Silly Games, Lovin You and I Do Love You.Get your dancing shoes on and learn the Candy, music and fun for all agesThe famous Bali Hai Reunion DJ. Soul, reggae, hip-hop, Windrush music, ska, back-in-the-day sounds.
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