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Dance Carousel from Home run ladies only, online dance sessions. Read more
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PDF's Covid-19 guidance to download and share. Link in and access Covid-19 Translation in over 30 languages. Please share to reach people with english as a second language to stay safe in the UK. Read more
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Join Joy Imem Dale and learn a fusion of different dances. She did the African dance in our Dance Carousel Project and was an instant success! Read more
Batata Wada with home made bread It literally means potato fritters. The name "Batata" means potato in Portuguese who introduced potatoes in India. It consists of a potato mash patty coated with chick pea flour, then deep-fried and served hot with chutney. Read more
Phoebe loves cooking and as an expert in Egytian food she can't wait to share her cooking and recipes Read more
This is a favourite South Asian snack during with juicy sweetcorn kernels boiled and sprinkled with a blend of spices and a touch of lemon. Made to taste! mild or spicy. Near the Fairground treats Read more
We will be fundraising by selling tea, coffee, hot chocolate, sandwiches crisps and snacks and all profits will go on future projects. Bring you travel mugs and Water bottles! Read more
Soffy will deliver an african food demo with tasters. Some rice, yam, plantian delights to share themore populare foods simply cooked. Read more
A fantastic display of Asian accessories, including outfits, jewellry, shoes, bags and more! Bedecked with jewels and intricate embroidery and an array of colours that that will brighten any winter day! Read more
Brenda Rodrigues originates from Goa. She brings the fusion of Goan and Portuguese food to Culture Bazaar such as Chicken Cafreal, Batata Wada with home made bread Read more
Cumbria’s university helps celebrate diversity A new relationship between University of Cumbria and Multicultural Cumbria is forging closer links between the county’s diverse communities and the institution’s staff and students across its campuses. Read more
Mary Borgia will teach you how to play the harp. Booking required. The harp is one of the oldest known instruments in the world. There are several different kinds of harps: there are framed harps, open harps, and folk harps, just to name a few. Read more
Come and have a go at learning how to Morris Dance. It is based on rhythmic stepping and the execution of choreographed figures by a group of dancers, usually wearing bell pads on their shins Read more
Prism Arts brings the Tale of Baba yoga with the Youth Theatre Group Read more
Have some fun, get dressed up and have a photo taken! This will be in Aladdin's Cave where there will be opportunities to try on Asian costumes and more on Saturday 15th February. Teaching students from UofC in Tower Hamlets in London campus will be coming up to share thier heritages!! Read more
Bhangra Girl & Bhangra Boy willbe doing the rounds at Culture Bazaar and love the limelight so a few selfies will be in order!! Read more
We raise awareness about issues faced by refugees and asylum seekers and support refugees/asylum seekers living here and abroad. While giving practical support for people living in refugee camps and resettlement situations. Read more
Carlisle One World Centre (COWC) is a local charity addressing global issues, seeking to raise awareness of the interconnectedness of local and global issues, and how our actions – as individuals, as communities and as a nation – affect the world Read more