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St Georges Day Celebration of English Culture
a display and celebration for the minority English and Christian culture. try to recover the true values that have been lost over the last 50 years
Suggested by teadogg
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Official Co-Moderator 3 years agoHi teadogg
Thank you for sharing your views.
London’s Black communities have a huge impact on all aspects of life in our capital, but too often the breadth of their cultural and creative contributions have been overlooked and undervalued. This new event will be an opportunity for Londoners and visitors to the capital to join together in celebration and to enjoy performances from a wide range of talented Black artists.
Did you know that City Hall already has an event on Trafalgar Square to mark St George’s Day? This year, over 20,000 people gathered to celebrate all things England. There were markets, food, music, live performance and much more. This year’s event is happening on Sunday 23 April 2023, and you can find out more about it on the City Hall website.
rudebwoyben
Community Member 3 years agoEnglish culture is celebrated every day. No need to be so fragile.
Show full commentEnglish culture is celebrated every day. No need to be so fragile.
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Community Member 3 years agooHh how i wish that were true
Show full commentoHh how i wish that were true
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