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Belfast event to unite against racism
Saturday, 4 July 2009
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People from across Belfast will unite today at the Oh Yeah Centre in the Cathedral quarter for what is described as “a family-friendly and fun extravaganza”.
Compered by BBC’s Joe Lindsay, the organisers say it is a direct response to the increase in racist attacks, a day for celebrating diversity “but also showing our similarities”.
People are invited to join with migrant communities and make them welcome — and there will be musicians from Chinese, Polish, Romanian and Zimbabwean backgrounds, plus many more.
The family section runs from 2pm-7.30pm, including games and arts activites. From 8pm-1am, musicians like Tin Pot Operation will add an international flavour.
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"Tin Pot Operation will add an international flavour..." Tin Pot Operation are from Belfast duh.
Posted by Pothead | 05.07.09, 22:07 GMT