Jaqueline Springer, journalist and Curator of Africa & Diaspora: Performance at the V&A, photojournalist Syd Shelton, artist and music maker’s rights advocate Michelle Escoffery and Mykaell Riley, Director for The Black Music Research Unit and Principal Investigator for the Bass Culture Project, explore the power and potency of music as resistance.

At Triangle of Unity, visitors are invited to celebrate the arts, culture, and innovation of the Atlantic Triangle.Featuring a food village, captivating performances, panel discussions, vibrant art displays and The World Reimagined globe tours.

Free to attend and open to all, this festival offers an immersive experience for the entire family. Don’t miss out on this unique celebration of unity and heritage. Join us to redefine, rebalance, reimagine the Atlantic Triangle and explore this years theme: JOY AS RESISTANCE.

Triangle of Unity forms part of Lost and Found: Stories of sanctuary and belonging.

Lost & Found foregrounds stories of sanctuary - exploring themes of refuge, resilience, and the search for safety in a world facing significant social, political, and environmental challenges.

This eclectic programme of art, film, ideas and discussions reflects King’s status as a University of Sanctuary. It has been inspired and informed by King’s life-changing research and co-created with artists and communities from across London and beyond.