Join us for a powerful and historic moment as we mark 30 years of African Remembrance Day with a landmark event.
African Remembrance Day is more than a memorial – it’s a living commitment to truth, resistance and repair. Since 1995, it's united communities, challenged narratives and amplified the call for recognition, memorialisation and restitution.
This milestone year is a moment to reflect, remember and recommit to seeking justice for the victims of enslavement and their descendants.
This special gathering will be led by leading voices: historian Professor Hakim Adi, human rights advocate Jacqueline McKenzie, and lawyer Dele Ogun. Together, they'll reflect on the legacy of resistance, remembrance and the ongoing struggle against erasure.
There's also chance to join in a solemn and moving moment: the signature three-minute silence at 3pm, to honour enslaved victims across the Americas, Asia and Africa.
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Visitor information
Address
No.1 Warehouse, West India Quay, London, Greater London, E14 4AL
020 7001 9844
Opening times
Daily 10am-5pm
Closed Christmas Eve, Christmas Day & Boxing Day
Please note that we will need to start clearing the galleries 20 minutes before closing time.
Exclusions and safety measures
The safety measures n place include the option to book a free ticket in advance to manage capacity, and free-standing hand sanitiser stations at key touch points and entrances. Screens will remain in place at welcome desks, till points and food services, and there will be a continued enhanced cleaning regime throughout all our galleries.
