Black Heroes Soul Food Café™

Black Heroes Foundation


Black Heroes Virtual Soul Food Cafe

The Black Heroes Virtual Soul Food Café™

Celebrating Black History, Food for the Soul

The 2nd Friday of every month, at 19:30

Our monthly online Black Heroes Soul Food Café™ the creative space for inclusive artistic expression celebrating Black Heroes and exploring the historical and contemporary presence of Black Britons and their contribution to the world.

Windrush 75  2023 marks 75 years since the Windrush docked at Tilbury and we will be exploring, honouring, and celebrating the courage and resilience of our ancestors who braved the unfriendly environment and paved the way for us throughout the year.

We will be exploring a new theme each month so make sure you mark the dates in your diary, it’s the second Friday of every month starting on Friday 10 February 7pm. It is all about community so please come along ready to share your thoughts, music, and talents. If you have something you would like to share with us, please get in touch

Fun, music, dance, quiz, song
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The Black Heroes Soul Food Café™ provides a creative space for inclusive artistic expression celebrating Black Heroes and exploring the historical and contemporary presence of Black Britons in the community. These gatherings facilitate cultural enquiry whilst celebrating the significant contributions to humanity by peoples of Africa and the African diaspora.

The home of the Black Heroes Soul Food Cafe was the Leilani Restaurant on Lavender Hill, with support from the Wandsworth Grant Fund, it was held here on the last Thursday of every month for a year in 2017/18.

Kofi performing Etta James'

Kofi performing Etta James’ “At Last” at the Black Heroes Soul Food Café™

The artistic vision for Black Heroes Soul Food Café ™ performances is inspired by the original Black Heroes in the Hall of Fame show, which is celebrated nationally and internationally, for its moving tribute to 5000 years of Black History and to Black men and women whose contributions are recognised in the creation of freedom, equality and world peace; and whose achievements have made history and created excellence in the world of science, sports and entertainment.

A Black Heroes Foundation project. Developing cultural awareness, promoting a world where Black Heroes are acknowledged, respected and celebrated.

The Black Heroes Soul Food Cafe ™. A Black History Month event, that runs throughout the year! Every month is a Black History Month.

Please come along ready to share your thoughts, music, word, dance and drama regarding your favourite hero.

BLACK HEROES SOUL FOOD CAFE™

PAST GUESTS

Below are some of our past guests to the Black Heroes Soul Food Café™

Paterson Joseph Actor
Patrick Vernon OBE
Omar There's nothing like this
Brenda Emmanus OBE BBC Broadcaster
Bazil Meade London Community Gospel Choir

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The Foundation is dependent upon support from the community, businesses and government bodies. Please support this great cause in order to help fulfil Flip Fraser’s dream, and preserve his legacy created from the internationally acclaimed show “Black Heroes in the Hall of Fame”.


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