Join NatWest Group to kick off Black History Month with an inspiring evening in partnership with the Financial Times, celebrating Black professionals and the power of collective progress.

Marsh McLennan proudly kick off Black History Month with a dynamic panel discussion exploring this year's theme 'Reclaiming Narratives'.

Join the Culture Mile BID and expert guide Tony Warner for an intriguing walking tour that uncovers the fascinating stories of Black Londoners in this unique part of the Square Mile. Step away from the busy streets and discover a hidden history that has shaped the city for centuries.

The City of London Corporation, in collaboration with City Black Employee Resource Groups (CBERG), invites you to this year's Black History Month Reception – an evening of celebration, style, and empowerment.

Inspired by the Met Gala, this year’s theme - Standing Firm in Power and Pride - encourages you to showcase your creativity and individuality through your attire. Whether it’s the tailored elegance of Black Dandyism, ancestral pride, avant-garde flair, or Afrofuturist imagination, let your style tell a story of power and pride.

Find out how London keeps its memory of the glorification of stolen African lives that capitalised the "streets paved with gold".

iCAN, in partnership with BMS, Chaucer, Westfield Specialty, Markel and Beazley invites you to celebrate Black History Month 2025!

Join us for an evening exploring architecture, community, and resistance through a Brazilian lens, featuring lectures from Gabriela de Matos and collectives Ruina and Arquitetura na Periferia.

Join us for a fascinating Concert Talk featuring Orville Breeveld, an expert in Western and non-Western music traditions, marketing, and inclusivity. Acclaimed pianist Rebeca Omordia will be performing solo works by Florence Price, Majoie Hajary, Joseph Bologne and more .

Hear from expert speakers about the Windrush generation’s significant contributions to the development of the National Health Service.

Join Equity City for an inspiring Black History Month event in partnership with Black Blood Matters and the NHS Blood and Transplant team, proudly sponsored by Aon, Everest, Equity City, Lloyd's, and Miller Insurance Services LLP.

The event will feature Adejoké Bakare, the UK’s first Black female Michelin-starred chef, hosted by Tobi Akingbolagun, Head of Compliance Surveillance at L&G for an engaging fireside chat. Tobi was also a contestant on series one of the TV show Britain's Best Home Cook. Together they will explore how strength, resilience and pride are deeply rooted in Black heritage – and how these values resonate with and empower colleagues at L&G and across our industry to continue to drive inclusion

This event will spotlight how leaders are mentoring, sponsoring and creating pipelines for young Black professionals and students in STEM.

The Black British Book Festival is not just Europe’s largest celebration of Black literature – it’s a movement.

CMS Black History Month Keynote with Baroness Floella Benjamin OM DBE DL

Anchored by three Bach Sarabandes, cellist Seth Parker Woods explores three centuries of cello music, focusing on identity, storytelling, and polyphony.

This event has been organised to celebrate the 2025 Kraszna-Krausz Moving Image Book Award recipient, Screen Deep: How film and TV can solve racism and save the world by Ellen E Jones. Following the conversation, audience members will be invited to the cinema foyer a wine reception and book signing.

Join the Culture Mile BID and expert guide Tony Warner for an intriguing walking tour that uncovers the fascinating stories of Black Londoners in this unique part of the Square Mile. Step away from the busy streets and discover a hidden history that has shaped the city for centuries.

Sign up early and join us for the 5th Annual Black Owned Market, an event dedicated to supporting black owned business.