Celebrate love and diversity at Refugee Valentine
LOVE is in the air! A line up of local musicians, Yamaya (Afrobeat Funk Fusion) and Alaa (Oud and vocals from Syria) will bring the music of their international origins to create a night that defies categorization as either global or local.
LOVE is in the air!
A line up of local musicians, Yamaya (Afrobeat Funk Fusion) and Alaa (Oud and vocals from Syria) will bring the music of their international origins to create a night that defies categorisation as either global or local.
West African chefs will cook a celebratory feast served on big platters for 4-6 people so that strangers can eat together to share the love.
Refugee Valentine celebrates love and diversity.
Refugee Valentine will take love beyond monogamous pairings to begin rebuilding a community that celebrates difference.
Refugee Valentine is organised by Brighton Migrant Solidarity (BMS) and Thousand For Thousand (T4K) to celebrate love and diversity.
LOVE IS POLITICAL – It’s our differences that bring us together.
Event: Refugee Valentine
Where: The Rose Hill Tavern, Rose Hill Terrace, Brighton, BN1 4JL
When: Wednesday, February 14
Time: 6pm-11pm
Cost: £15
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