Description

Patchwork Festival is here to celebrate Brighton's diverse multiculturalism. It offers an open space for the community to express themselves through Music, Art, Food and a wide variety of crafts!

Daytime !2 noon to 7.30pm FREE ENTRY

Sound System Running Order Downsatrirs:
12 to 1pm Roar Selecta
1 to 2pm Chris Havexx & Tony Tee
2 to 3pm Rocky Manner
3 to 4pm DJ Riphco
4 to 5pm Kick Rocks
5 to 6pm Heavytone
6 to 7pm Dende Sound

Upstairs:
Approx 8 to 10 stalls including Art & Crafts, African Clothes & Jewellery, Face Painting, Hair Braiding, Crystal Jewellery, Books, Wood Art, Crochet & Knitting

Senegalese Cuisine from La Baobab

Acoustic Performances

Evening 8pm to 12 Midnight : £15

Bakk Lamp Fall live band and supporting bands

Bakk Lamp Fall
The meaning of our music is to bring ?light into darkness?

" These guys are a powerful combination of desert blues, jazz and traditional Baye Fall chants, without doubt one of the coolest and most original acts on the Brighton scene at the moment!"
- The Hydrant website.

"Bakk Lamp Fall are easily one of best and distinctive African London groups in our midst and have an album out already, but a new one is on its way this year! We?d love to see more of them around town!"
- DJ Ritu, A World In London

Description

A pop up arts club based in Brighton at the venue formerly known as Latest Music Bar.

Whether you’re putting on a gig, party, or exhibition, Manchester Street Arts Club can provide the perfect space to facilitate your dreams.

Available for hire for all and every type of event

14 - 17 Manchester Street,

Brighton,

East Sussex,

England,

BN2 1TF.

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