To Support Our Cultural Heritage
Join our campaign to re-open the West Indian Cultural Centre
'Friends' Our Mission
The Friends of The West Indian Cultural Centre (FWICC) was formed to work with the African Caribbean Leadership Company (ACLC) to raise the profile of the centre, harness the support of the wider community, to restore and preserve our legacy. We must empower the ACLC to hold the council accountable for all contractual responsibilities, while also delivering services reflective of the communities need.
History of the West Indian Cultural Centre
This is where the journey began. Get to know a little about our centre.
Pan Nation Festival
June 2025 - we spoke to many attendees about the Cultural Centre and collected over 200 signatures.
Community Support
Play Your Part!!! This is a call to ACTION! Details are below of our next event.
Cultural Preservation
The Cultural Centre houses an archived library, that preserves our rich history for future generations to come.
Preserving our heritage
"We stand on the shoulders of giants who were pioneers in every field and made many sacrifices in an hostile environment".
‘For far too long the black community has had no voice in Britain, and we are seeking to redress that.’
Bernie Grant - MP for Tottenham 1985 - 2000
He officially opened The West Indian Cultural Centre in 1987 alongside Ms Etta Khwaja
"I look forward to speaking with ACLC and hearing about their future programme so we
can work to find a solution that serves our community in Haringey".
Peray Ahmet - Leader of the Council
"The Friends of The West Indian Cultural Centre have been instrumental in fostering a stronger sense of community and cultural understanding. We are deeply grateful for their efforts."
Oliver Hartman
Contact us
Location of the West Indian Cultural Centre
9 Clarendon Road, Hornsey, London N8 0DJ
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