Part of the ‘Voices’ project for ‘Black History’ month Come and hear Cantorion Pontyclun Ladies Choir sing during the Saturday Coffee Bar between 10am and midday and visit the ‘Let Paul Robeson Sing’ Exhibition at the same time. Tea or Coffee and toasted teacakes will be served.
Live Broadcast At 3pm Beverley Humphreys will be on Radio Wales with Lynn Bowles talking about ‘Let Paul Robeson Sing’ and our ‘Voices’ project. Welsh Film Premiere At 6pm we will be showing the Welsh premiere of ‘B is for Boy’ – the Nigerian director Chika Anadu will be travelling to Pontypridd especially to be with […]
The launch of our Voices Project last Saturday (3rd October) was marvellous – Phil welcomed everyone and I gave a brief synopsis of the Paul Robeson story and his bond with Wales and the way in which we will be exploring other forms of exclusion. The Town Mayor Jayne Brencher and the Moderator of the United […]
The Romani Cultural and Arts Company is pleased to invite you to join them at St. David’s Uniting Church Gelliwastad Road Pontypridd for an evening of Gypsy, Roma, Traveller history at 7.00 pm on Wednesday 14th October as part of the “Voices” Project. Come along and challenge your opinions, indulge and share in stories that demonstrate […]
Saturday October 3rd – Wednesday 4th November 2015 ‘An exploration of people, prejudice and protest’ – “Let justice roll down like waters, and righteousness like an ever-flowing stream.” Amos 5:24 St. David’s Uniting Church is hosting the Let Paul Robeson Sing exhibition and using it as a springboard to discuss and denounce all forms of […]
community project, concert, Displaced People In Action, Exhibition, Film and Chat, Fiona Liddell, Gay Christians, Gypsies, Human Library, Jeremy Marks, Llafur Welsh People's History Society, Mencap annual lecture, Paul Robeson, Phil Wall, Pontyclun Community Choir, Ray Vincent, Revd. Dr. Michael Jagessar, Roma, Sara Pickard, Sir Willard White, St. David's Uniting Church, Travellers, Wales - Africa Film Festival, Wayne Crocker, World Mental Health Day, worship
There will be an exhibition at St. David’s Uniting Church for the month of October 2015 to mark Black History Month.