Reflections of Carnival mural launch celebration
Saturday 28 OCTOBER
12pm – 3pm
Leeds West Indian Centre, 10 Laycock Place, Chapeltown, Leeds LS7 3AJ
Free
East Street Arts, Leeds West Indian Carnival and Leeds City Council are working in partnership to unveil a new mural by artist and costume designer Rhian Kempadoo-Millar, in early October.
The artwork celebrates the rich and vibrant history of Leeds West Indian Carnival and features on the gable end of a two-storey house on Savile Mount in Chapeltown, at the heart of the Caribbean and Carnival communities.
Join us on 28 October to celebrate the official unveiling of Reflections of Carnival with food, dance, music, and family activities. No need to book, just come along!
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