2022 HARLOW BLACK HISTORY MULTICULTURAL FESTIVAL

Posted on: August 11, 2022

PATACC is once again pleased to announce that the 2022 Harlow Black History Multicultural Festival comes off on Saturday, 1st October 2022 at the Market Square, Harlow. CM20 1BL.
The theme this year is BLACK HEALTH AND WELLNESS IN HARLOW AT 75 
Themes of the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee and its relevance to the Commonwealth will be shared as well.

PATACC is therefore inviting all potential artists, performers, exhibitors, Information Stall holders, Caterers etc who might want to participate in the 2022 Harlow Black History Multicultural Festival to complete the attached form, providing as much information about their proposed activities, as possible.

Please share this information with all your contacts and invite all friends and family to this event. To get your organisation’s name published on the leaflet please fill in the form as soon as possible.
We count on your usual support to make this year’s festival greater.
Best regards,
Efua

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