Everyone welcome and it's all free.

The programme of events include:

Creating a community quilt for Black History Month – Exploring Carlisle’s historic cotton production and the slave trade. Hosted by Multicultural Cumbria.
Tuesday 21 to Friday 24 October, 10am-4pm at Intro (7 Paternoster Row).

Supporting your own mental health – reduce anxiety with nature connection. Hosted by Lina Mookerjee.
Saturday 25 October, 11am-12.30pm in the Assembly Room at Carlisle’s Old Town Hall.

Carlisle City Guided Walk. Hosted by Mark Costello.
Sunday 26 October, 1.30pm-2.30pm. Meet outside Carlisle’s Old Town Hall.

Make Your Own Unity Flag. Hosted by Cat Messenger.
Monday 27 October, 2pm-4pm at Restore (37 Castle Street).

Harvest Family Day – pick apples, cook, make harvest corn dollies. Hosted by Cumbria Wildlife Trust.
Tuesday 28 October, 11.30am-3pm at Gosling Sike in Houghton.

Tea and Biscuits – A quintessential English pastime with an interconnected twist: alongside the custard creams there will be sweet treats from around the world. Hosted my Multicultural Cumbria.
Tuesday 28 October, 10am-2pm at Restore (37 Castle Street).

Celebrating Unity in a writing workshop including creating haikus. Hosted by SpeakEasy.
Wednesday 29 October, 7.30pm-10pm at Source Collective (Nelson Street).

Carlisle United Football Club Open Day. Hosted by Carlisle United FC.
Thursday 30 October, 11.30am-3pm at Brunton Park.

Bring, Share & Socialise meal plus ‘Leaving It Better’ film. Hosted by Sustainable Carlisle.
Thursday 30 October, 5pm-8pm at Carlisle Vineyard Hub.

Carlisle Clothes Swap, Carlisle Repair Café, Love Myrtle Nappy Library. Hosted by these groups.
Saturday 1 November, 10am-12.30pm at Botcherby Community Centre.

‘I ME US’ documentary film – The stories of people living in Cumbria who are transgender, non-binary or gender non-conforming. Hosted by Eden Film.
Thursday 6 November, 5pm-6.30pm in the Arts Theatre at Carlisle College.