There has been praise from Nottingham’s first Afro Caribbean Centre about the vital role that black people in politics have played in the city. Members of the Afro Caribbean National Artistic Centre (ACNA) in St Ann’s have spoken out about how they hope to be open more to the community soon too.
At 31 Hungerhill Road in St Ann’s, you will find the ACNA Centre. Throughout the years, the ACNA Centre has been home to many parties, celebrations, wellbeing events, lunches and more for the community.
The ACNA Centre has been described as “small but tallawah.” In Jamaican Patois, this means small but mighty.
