Black Leprechaun Press Night
Nourishment🫧 and the Museum of Youth Culture present a special screening and creative evening celebrating the launch of Black Leprechaun, a film project led by filmmaker and actor Eyum-Priscilla about her Black Irish Identity.
Bringing together film, conversation, music and community, the evening will connect emerging creatives, cultural professionals and people working across film, TV and theatre for a celebration of independent storytelling and contemporary creativity.
On the night
🎬 Black Leprechaun screening
Watch the project on the big screen and hear directly from the people who brought it to life.
🎙️ Cast & creative panel
A conversation with Eyum-Priscilla and members of the cast, writers and creative team, exploring the making of Black Leprechaun, their individual creative journeys and building independent work in the industry.
🎧 DJs, games & networking
Stay for a DJ Set by SALD3E, activities and a chance to meet other creatives and people working across the cultural industries.
Who's it for?
Young creatives, filmmakers, actors, writers, producers, photographers, cultural workers and anyone interested in independent film, and upcoming talent.
The evening is being produced collaboratively by Nourishment, Museum of Youth Culture and the Black Leprechaun team.
Capacity is limited.
Come for the film. Stay for the conversation, music and community. 🫧☘️
Location & travel
Museum of Youth Culture
51 St Pancras Way, London NW1 0PU
The museum is located in Camden, approximately 3-5 minutes' walk from Camden Road Overground station and 7-10 minutes from Camden Town Underground station, served by the Northern line.
For step-free travel, Camden Road station has lift access. We recommend checking your route and any service disruptions using the TfL Journey Planner.
Accessibility
The Museum of Youth Culture has accessible gallery spaces, including lift access between the ground floor and basement.
For specific accessibility requirements, including wheelchair access to the screening area, accessible toilets or other assistance, please contact the museum directly at info@museumofyouthculture.com ahead of your visit.
Dress Code
Stylish, Comfortable, Expressive and Smart/Casual.
Community guidelines
Nourishment is a community and cultural marketing agency creating cultural experiences that amplify arts, culture and inclusion. We aim to make our events welcoming, inclusive and respectful spaces for everyone regardless of background.
Content notice
Photography and video will also be captured throughout the evening for Nourishment, Black Leprechaun and Museum of Youth Culture's channels. By attending this event, you consent to being recorded.
Any questions? Email info@nourishment.land.