JanineFeel the Rhythm: African Caribbean Evening To Lights Up Leeds
Get ready for an evening of vibrant music, dance, and culture at the ‘Wholeness & Unity Showcase,’ an African Caribbean Evening celebrating the best of Afro-Caribbean sounds and rhythms. This free event, packed with live performances and mouth-watering cuisine, promises to be an unmissable highlight in Leeds this October.
Event Details: The ‘Wholeness & Unity Showcase’ will take place on Saturday, 26 October 2024, from 5 pm to 11 pm at the CFYDC Prince Philips Centre, Scott Hall Avenue, Leeds LS7 2HJ.
Lineup: Attendees can look forward to an electrifying lineup, including live music from the following local bands:
- Urban Music Experience youth band
- Hearts Steel Band
- Lamin & African Roots Band
These talented local musicians will bring a lively mixture of calypso, reggae, pop, Latin beats, roots reggae, African salsa, Afrobeat, and soca. Adding to the musical atmosphere, DJ Spinner and DJ Krome will be spinning tunes throughout the evening.
Culinary Delights: M&J’s Authentic African Caribbean food and drink will be available, ensuring guests can enjoy a taste of the Caribbean alongside the music.
Ticket Information: Tickets are free and can be booked via Eventbrite or at CFYDC (Chapeltown Youth and Development Centre). For more details, contact the organizers at 07859 934 951 or 07923 354 914.
This event is a celebration of unity, culture, and music, offering a great opportunity for the community to come together and enjoy the rich sounds and flavors of the African Caribbean culture. Make sure to mark your calendars and get your tickets now!
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