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We Are All Manchester. The Horizons Festival is back at HOME on Friday 16 and Saturday 17 June. Horizons celebrates the…
Force of Nature; Song Warriors of the Global South sees three Manchester-based women Singers/MCs Sarah Yaseen – singer, songwriter, and…
Join us at the Horizons Creative Café on Thursday 14 July between 12.30pm and 6pm at the Event Space @…
Are you an artist with lived experience of forced migration? Would you like to gain experience running creative sessions in…
Featuring newly built handmade unconventional instruments, Iraqi artists Sherko Abbas and Kani Kamil created the performance Brouhaha to reflect the…
Families joined in with singing, clapping, body percussion and heard music and stories from the Congo Basin in a special…
On Saturday 30 October at Beswick Library, CAN ran free family-friendly workshops with dance, drumming and percussion from Africa and…
We had a fabulous day with musician Arian Sadr, artist Mei Yuk Wong who taught families creative crafts for the…
We had a fabulous afternoon of FREE family-friendly workshop at Wythenshawe’s Forum Library on 16 October. There was singing and…
The event connected musicians from refugee backgrounds, people and organisations who work to support them, and music venues that had…
Voices For Action – live and online – featured music, poetry, visual and digital arts, and discussion. The event raised…
Bolton, Manchester, and Oldham Libraries are now accredited as Libraries of Sanctuary, libraries which welcome refugees and asylum seekers to…
Audiences were dancing amongst the books of Bolton Central Library to celebrate Libraries of Sanctuary with Britannia Rumba delighting audiences…
The project connected Oldham’s communities with people in Bremen, Germany through Oldham Libraries’ participation in the Building Bridges programme linking…
HUNGER was a unique piece created by international artists Abas El Janabi (Lead Artist), Farjana Kabir and Louison Kangombe at Manchester…
The intimate event celebrated the life, poetry, and spiritual beliefs of the 13th-century Persian poet, Rumi and connected audiences to…
Young people from Afrocats responded to 2021’s Horizons Festival, the arts festival celebrating Refugee Week developed and delivered in partnership…
On Saturday 12 June 2021, the Horizons Festival, the week-long event we curate with HOME every year to celebrate June’s Refugee Week, kicked off…
Artists continue to speak out, through their work, about these injustices and their work is a profound reflection on our…
Audiences enjoyed brilliant sunshine on Saturday 12 June for Solidarity Social, which launched the Horizons Festival, which took place outdoors…