Love Music Hate Racism Luton

Love Music Hate Racism Luton Love Music Hate Racism Luton: Bringing our diverse community together through the power of music. It is vital that everyone gets involved however they can.

Music proves that cultures blend beautifully, creating unity and strength. It inspires positivity and celebrates the richness of our multicultural society. The LMHR campaign has a renewed importance with the increase in fascism, racism, islamophobia, antimigrant and homophobia. We think its time to reignite our national movement against racism through music. We will be hosting Local Music and arts

events celebrating multicultural unity, opposing racism and those who seek to divide us. Whether you are a performer, or just a supporter you can get involved and support the antiracist movement through Love Music Hate Racism Luton.

Everyone welcome accessible venue and facilities at Quakers meeting house.If that isn’t enough there’s free food too
17/07/2026

Everyone welcome accessible venue and facilities at Quakers meeting house.

If that isn’t enough there’s free food too

A little appreciation post for our incredible volunteers these events won’t be able to run without you 💗 Try and find yo...
13/07/2026

A little appreciation post for our incredible volunteers these events won’t be able to run without you 💗 Try and find yourself

Due to the weather on saturday this event has now been cancelled
09/07/2026

Due to the weather on saturday this event has now been cancelled

*cancelled*weekend plans sorted ✔️ _    come down for an amazing weekend
08/07/2026

*cancelled*

weekend plans sorted ✔️ _




come down for an amazing weekend

02/07/2026
23/06/2026
What have you got going on this weekend- wrong answer your coming to the hat factory and seeing these incredible artists...
19/06/2026

What have you got going on this weekend- wrong answer your coming to the hat factory and seeing these incredible artists
Simit Maroon

Known for their uplifting and conscious Ska music, deeply rooted in authentic Jamaican heritage, Simit Maroon and the band bring a sound that is both powerful and uplifting.

kiah Rihanna

A 19 year old singer-songwriter from Bedfordshire. Known for her powerful vocals and piano led sound

Forever James

Forever James is a Nigerian-born, UK-based singer and songwriter with a distinctive voice and a globally influenced sound.

Tonight we'll be joining  Lab of Fun session "Make Some Noise", a free and friendly hour on activist event-making.This i...
18/06/2026

Tonight we'll be joining Lab of Fun session "Make Some Noise", a free and friendly hour on activist event-making.

This is for anyone who cares about something in your community and wants to bring people together. You don't have to be a seasoned campaigner or have run any events before.

We'll look at how you can make your gathering a real call to action while keeping it fun and joyful.

We'll be drawing on ._ incredible work with Love Music Hate Racism Luton, and on , the Fun Palaces Campaigns Co-ordinator, who weaves this into their community events all the time.

This will be held on zoom (you can keep your camera & mic off if you prefer), and it's free to join: 6pm -7pm tonight.

Book your free space with the link in the comments or bio - come and join us in the Lab!

We're so excited to announce that on Saturday 20th June  we have an event at the hat factory with Luton city of sanctuar...
15/06/2026

We're so excited to announce that on Saturday 20th June we have an event at the hat factory with Luton city of sanctuary for refugee week.

Come and join us for where courage lives. We'll have jam sessions and a open mic for you to join.
*Luton Artist come through*
Dm us of you have backing tracks

There will be free food and drink, kids activities and we'll be joined by 3 amazing artist Kiah Rihanna and SIMIT Maroon

Come and join us for an amazing day of solidarity and music 🧡

We had a lovely time on Monday at Wenlock CE Academy holding an Assembly and workshops for year 5 and 6. We spoke about ...
11/06/2026

We had a lovely time on Monday at Wenlock CE Academy holding an Assembly and workshops for year 5 and 6.
We spoke about how Music unites us, Luton's history of standing up against hate and also sang a song together.
In the workshops we looked at why we should speak up and who we should tell. We also looked at the power of kindness and how we've carried out kind acts in our life.

If you would like us to come and do a workshop or assembly get in touch. We run them for free.

We have no doubt of the kindness in Luton and know that the young people we meet will go on to be amazing ambassadors of Luton with the kindness they share.

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