West Thames College Celebrates Black History Month with Music and Food

Students and staff at the Feltham campus enjoyed a vibrant event featuring Caribbean steel pan music and food.

Generic image of a musician playing a steel pan drum at an outdoor event with a diverse crowd.
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Generic image of a musician playing a steel pan drum at an outdoor event with a diverse crowd.

West Thames College in Feltham celebrated Black History Month last week with a vibrant lunchtime event featuring live music and Caribbean food.

Students and staff at the college's Skills + Logistics Centre came together for the celebration, which featured Leo from True Steel Band providing lively Caribbean steel pan music. The event aimed to foster an uplifting atmosphere and encourage engagement with the spirit of the occasion.
Hard Pattys – Feltham provided a taste of Caribbean food culture with their delicious patties, which were a highlight for many attendees. The flavours added a significant culinary element to the festivities.
Beyond the entertainment, the event served as a valuable opportunity for the college community to connect, celebrate Black heritage, appreciate diverse cultures, and recognise the contributions of Black communities to society.
The college expressed gratitude to all who attended, supported, and helped organise the event, highlighting their enthusiasm as key to its success. West Thames College emphasised its pride in celebrating the diversity that strengthens its community.
Based on information from the official source: West Thames College (27/10/2026)