Sun 28 Oct - Black History Film Festival

The African Caribbean Centre marks the end of Black History Month with a film screening of Malcolm X with an introduction from Graham Campbell and a discussion session after for those who want to stay. Hot and cold drinks and snacks will be available for purchase from the ACC cafe.

DATE: Sunday 28th October 2012

TIMES: 1pm. NB the film lasts 3.5 hours and we'll be having a break half way through so end of film time approx 5.15pm.Those staying for discussion, end time 6pm.

TICKET INFO: Entry £6 (£4 concession - anyone who is unwaged if they show evidence).

VENUE: African Caribbean Centre, 66 Osborne Street, Merchant City, Glasgow G1 5QH

Ease yourself into Sunday with Marley n Brunch

What better way to recover from the late night partying Jamaican style than to get yourself comfy on our big leather sofas (if you’re in early) and watch this fantastic insight into the life of the Late great Bob Marley.
With interviews with his family and closest friends, lots of previously unseen footage of the man himself and lots of music, you will be kicking yourself if you miss it. I don’t have the patience to watch movies lasting more than 90 minutes and this is 140 minutes but I was entranced, absolutely mesmerised from start to finish.

In addition to that the ticket price will include a late breakfast/brunch of callaloo, salt fish and ackee with eggs on toast all washed down with mugs of tea or coffee. What better way could you possibly find to spend a lazy Sunday?
Tickets £10 for film and food. If you really want to see the film, please book early, we have limited seating and only one screening. Email Anne or Graham at accglasgow@gmail.com for details of how to secure your ticket.
As the man himself said "Let's Get Together and Feel Alright"!