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Saturday 28 & Sunday 29 September 2013
11am – 8.30pm

The Eastern Curve Garden and Dalston Square are hosting two days of arts, music, drama and literature organised by the House of AMAU.  Entertainment will include a steel drum workshop with Pan Vibration, live music with the Dee Two-Four Experiment, stories from West Africa with Griot Chinyere, wordologist El Crises and Poetry meets Art – Cezanne Poetess. On Sunday the African Caribbean Writers Group will be taking part and there will be an African drumming workshop.

Throughout the weekend there will be stalls with information, and selling books, jewellery, artworks and  locally sourced produce.

 

Fridays 20 September, 8-11pm

To add to the evening of great music and atmosphere, Dixie Innes will be serving up her delicious ‘Boombastic’ flatbreads freshly cooked in the Garden’s wood-fired oven. She makes sweet and savoury flatbreads with everything on the menu  made from scratch, including her Leyton clotted cream. Toppings are mostly  influenced by Mediterranean and middle eastern cuisine – healthy and full of fresh flavours.