Folk of the World

Global Local Presents:

Folk of The World
Native Sun & Everyday People

FRIDAY 3RD OF MAY
AT THE ROUND CHAPEL

Folk of the World celebrates the beauty, richness and diversity of music from refugee cultures and raises awareness of the challenges refugees and asylum seekers face in the UK.

In association with Music Action International, Global Local, Dila Vardar and Two For Joy Music.

Folk of The World hosted at London's iconic Round Chapel; will feature outstanding artists who are also refugees, delicious Yemeni food and a celebration of cultures from across the world. All profits will be donated to Music Action International, an organisation facilitatingcreative programmes and performances with people affected by war,torture and persecution, to overcome trauma and bring people together for beautiful experiences through music.

Throughout the course of history Global Hubs like London have been defined, shaped and moulded by a myriad of ethnicities constantly adding ingredients to their cultural and musical melting pots. Here we explore The Next Wave - The Latest Sounds of the London Underground.

19:30 - 23:00
TICKETS: £10
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