The Homemaker Documentary • Vision RCL

The Homemaker Documentary


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Be part of an unforgettable evening as we unveil the captivating autobiographical documentary, "The Homemaker", which delves into the untold story of James Alexander—the trailblazing Caribbean man who etched history by establishing a housing association in Redbridge in 1969.

Meet the Visionary Director, Joanna Alexander:

Hosts:

Cllr Shanell Johnson

Damian Atkinson - Head of Culture & Leisure

Engage in a captivating Q&A Session with Esteemed Panellists:

Joanna Alexander (Director)

Winslow Green (Ex-tenant)

Dr. Michael McMillan (Author: The Front Room: Diaspora Migrant Aesthetic in the Home)

Dounne Alexander MBE (Daughter)

Steel Pan Soloist:

Dougie Dallaway (Dallaway Steel Band)

Immerse Yourself in History:

Explore a Mini Exhibition Spotlighting the Life of James Alexander

Join us for an unforgettable evening that promises a unique opportunity to witness history, celebrate an enduring legacy, and be part of an engaging experience.

This extraordinary event will feature a mesmerizing Steelpan music solo performance by the talented Dougie Dallaway bringing the soulful sounds of Trinidad—the birthplace of James Alexander—to life.

As you savour delicious street food from Trinidad supplied by Mandy’s immerse yourself in a meaningful dialogue about our shared past, reflecting on the remarkable journey of James Alexander and his trailblazing efforts.

This event is a chance to commemorate his ground-breaking achievement of establishing a housing association in Redbridge in 1969.

Reserve your seat today, and be a part of an evening that will not only leave you inspired but also enlightened.

Additionally, don't miss the unveiling of the captivating autobiographical documentary, "The Homemaker," which delves into the untold story of James Alexander, promising to be an enlightening and emotional experience for all in attendance.

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Thursday, 19 Oct 2023
6:00 pm - 9:00 pm

Prices

Free

Contact Details

Redbridge Central Library
020 8708 2414
central.library@visionrcl.org.uk
Ages: 14 to 100