Black Gold Arts
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Printed on 28 October 2026
Black Gold Arts
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- People of Colour
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Black Gold Arts is a Manchester-based arts organisation that works with working-class people of colour, the LGBTQIA+ community and their allies. It aims to get often overlooked voices, stories and hidden histories seen and heard.
It does this through film, dance, song, visual art, theatre or any other artist's medium, wanting its work to excite, educate and entertain.
Its 2018 festival, The Fierce Four, featured four events over four months from September to December, covering personal, educational and sexy themes across film, dance, spoken word, music and theatre.
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Black Gold Arts is a Manchester-based arts organisation working with working-class people of colour, the LGBTQIA+ community and their allies.
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1187546 (opens the Charity Commission for England and Wales register in a new tab)- Record refreshed
- Refreshed from the register on 6 August 2026
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