This month a series of free events by Manchester City Council are being held online to celebrate Black History Month.

October might be the start of the miserable, cold weather but it also marks Black History Month. Why not spend

This month, Oldham Council is looking to celebrate Black History Month with Oldham Libraries, Gallery Oldham and Facebook Live Events.

£500,000 of funding is now open to applications across the North West for the annual Windrush Day Celebration, an event which honours the lasting impact of the Windrush Generation and their descendants.

Black LGBT people have a lack of visibility in mainstream society, but the LGBT Foundation is trying to bring them to the forefront with their Black History Month event, ‘Screening in Colour’.

Viv Anderson stands as ‘Radical Hero’ and shares his life experiences, challenges with racial discrimination, and stories of how he overcame it.

Anderson, who made his England debut at Wembley against Czechoslovakia in 1978, is one of the People’s History Museum’s 100 Radical Heroes and will return to the museum on October 15 for the event to celebrate Black History Month.

A collective of Manchester spoken word artists will take centre stage this month at the Contact Theatre in a night of poetry, prose and performance to mark Black History Month.

A festival celebrating LGBT people within Black, Asian and ethnic minority communities is set to take place in Media City.