The Black Music Records & African Crafts Fair VII

Records + Cards + Books + Food + Clothes + African Crafts & Artefacts and now: Artist Showcases

We've listened to the feedback from TBMR&ACF II. Our fairs now have an open mic session for conscious (and that means NO four-letter words!) artists and poets, plus organisations with something to say to the community. Includes DJing, story-telling by Frances Somers Cocks ('Abraham Hannibal And The Raiders Of The Sands'), Rob Swift and Snakeyman of The Good Samaritan Music Project, Coco Mbassi plus more acts to be added!

The Black Music Records & African Crafts Fair VII takes place on Saturday March 18 2006, 12.30-5.30pm at: Tavistock Hall, 25 High Street, next to the KFC, Harlesden, London NW10.(Willesden Junction BR/tube station. Jubilee Clock stop: Buses 18, 187, 206, 220, 226, 260, 266,  Admission is free. Location map

* Come out and support, and have some fun

* Catch a recital or a showcase of an up & coming act or word from a community organisation

* Don't forget to bring some money to buy, not just browse

* Bargains and unusual items

Stalls cost £20 per table 2 X 5 ft, a chair, plus ample space. Limited stalls available. Booking must be paid for in advance and is non-refundable. Make cheques/postal orders payable to BritishBlackMusic.com. For more information: editor@britishblackmusic.com. 020 8450 5987. P O Box 14092, London NW10 1WL. Please note that there is NO REFUND for whatever reason. Click for Booking Form.

This is meant to be your market. So come prepared to buy and support the community. Or you can decide to get a stall to sell off whatever it is you want to get rid of! Have you checked the attic or garage for some valuable stuff you could knock off?

Stop Press: Poets, small acoustic combos, and MC’s required to perform a cappella, or to guitar or backing track. Lyrics must be conscious and non-Parental Advisory! Individuals or organisations with something to say can have the microphone.

Admission is £FREE.

PARKING: There's a metered car park behind Tavistock Hall by the Budgen's and Burger King. The cost is very modest on weekends, so don't forget to feed the meter, as the warden' can't wait to clamp unpaid cars!