BROUHAHA INTERNATIONAL

We will see artists from Liverpool travelling to Amsterdam and artists from Amsterdam travelling back to Liverpool for workshops and collaborations...

Are you creative and unemployed? Aged 18+ and looking for something to get you off the couch? Do you have a passion for theatre, poetry, music or dance? If this sounds like it could be you, stop watching Power & Game of Thrones for two minutes and register to volunteer with Brouhaha International on our Routes to Employment Carnival Arts Education Programme. We need 20 volunteers, aged 18+, with skills or interest in dance, theatre, spoken word and music to come and join us from September till mid December. If you are interested please contact Uma or Levi on these emails: [email protected] or [email protected]

Brouhaha International is pleased to announce a new project ‘Understanding and Collecting Carnival Heritage and Traditions’ with funding from the Heritage Lottery Fund.

“A new report reveals that Liverpool’s cultural organisations generated around £27 million pounds for the city in just one year.”

Brouhaha International in collaboration with "little & LARGE Productions" present an Interview with Dorcas Sebuyange

Interview by Monica Garcia & Alvaro Gonzales Edited by Monica Garcia & Alvaro Gonzales Music - "Wash Out Riddim" by Paper Plates

Yesterday seen the our Street Parade alongside Katumba’s Drums travel through St Helens Town Centre. #CarnivalReady

Brouhaha International in collaboration with "little & LARGE Productions" present an Interview with Paul Daly

Liverpool’s Light Night was back once again at Central Library and it proved to be another night of arts & culture. A massive thank you to all participants that came along to take part in our workshops and make costumes. If you would like to take part in the Liverpool International Carnival with your Light Night costume please contact [email protected] http://www.brouhaha.uk.com/lightnight2017/

A massive thank you to all schools involved and we are looking forward to seeing all of you at the Liverpool International Carnival.

Liverpool’s Light Night was back once again at Central Library and it proved to be another night of arts & culture. We delivered our ‘Time for Carnival’ workshops and activities including; Costume making with Carnival God-Mother Mandy, or making a puppet ‘Mari Bruji’ with our Erasmus+ interns Alvaro & Monica and our roots to employment trainees. A massive thank you to all participants that came along to take part in our workshops and make costumes. If you would like to take part in the Liverpool International Carnival with your Light Night costume please contact [email protected]