Savannah Acquah’s cultural highlights
by Savannah Acquah
The filmmaker, writer and actor on the delicate genius of the film Moonlight, Little Simz's music, the Ghanaian photographer James Barnor, the energy in Yomi Ṣode's writing and her appreciation for the playwright debbie tucker green.
Amy Jackson’s cultural highlights
by Amy Jackson
The London-based writer on Black Women Always by Kevin Morosky as an encyclopaedia for navigating life, Nia DaCosta's 2025 film Hedda, Emma Dabiri's refeshing Substack, the play Not Your Superwoman and the welcomingly offbeat poetry performance Search Party.
Edson Burton’s cultural highlights
by Edson Burton
The writer on Barbara Walker's breathtaking retrospective Being Here, Sinners from director Ryan Coogler, Rotary Connection 222, the freedom of St Pauls Carnival in Bristol and poetry collection The New Carthaginians by Nick Makoha.
Connor Allen’s cultural highlights
by Connor Allen
The multidisciplinary artist on the storytelling of Dave's album The Boy Who Played The Harp, I Want to Die but I want to Eat Tteokbokki by the late Baek Se-hee, the power of the poem Home from Warsan Shire, the TV series This Country and the Places + Faces exhibition.
Liberty Martin’s cultural highlights
by Liberty Martin
The writer on the photography exhibition LMK WHEN U REACH by Bernice Mulenga, the album Forever, Ya Girl from KeiyaA, Boy Parts by Eliza Clark as her favourite book of the year, the video series Under the Cover and the wonder of Brixton Community Cinema.
Veronica Chambers’ cultural highlights
The author on the legacy of librarian Belle da Costa Greene, The Estate at the National Theatre, her love for the artist Yoshitomo Nara, the audiobook of Persuasion by Jane Austen and Rewriting History by artist Fabiola Jean-Louis.
Miraya McCoy’s cultural highlights
by Miraya McCoy
Miraya McCoy on the Cursed Objects podcast, Blood Orange's album Essex Honey, Otherworlds by Federico Campagna, the artist Behzad Dehno and the Dead Dad Book.
Sophie Jai’s cultural highlights
by Sophie Jai
The author on Thievery Corporation's The Richest Man in Babylon, Shadow Prince by the poet Farah Ghafoor, the Sangam House writing residency in India and the play Take d Milk, Nah? by Jivesh Parasram.
Zena Edwards’s cultural highlights
The multifaceted artist and cultural producer on Black Collage, Tom Hardy in the film Locke, ‘Ruellia Noctiflora’ by the poet Marilyn Nelson, celebrating Nikki Giovanni, foraging for food and Danny James King's play Miss Myrtle's Garden.