BlackFest 2026: Visual Arts Workshop with Alena Kudera

Promotional graphic for a visual arts workshop at BlackFest 2026. The design features a black background with large yellow text reading “ALENA”, with “Visual Arts Workshop” displayed beneath in smaller lettering. Additional text includes “Liverpool” at the top, “BLACKFEST / 2026” in white, red and yellow below the title, and the slogan “Rooted in Liverpool • Reaching Outward” along the bottom. Yellow accent lines frame the graphic, creating a bold and distinctive festival branding design.

Join BlackFest 2026 for a visual arts workshop with Alena Kudera at Granby Winter Garden. Take part in a creative and engaging session designed to encourage artistic exploration and participation as part of the BlackFest Visual Arts programme.

Event Date: Wednesday 14th October 2026

Location: Granby Winter Garden, Liverpool

Categories: 2026 | Arts & Culture | Community & Participation

Contact Details: BlackFest

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