Doors open 7pm, music from 8pm.

Ciara Osuagwu is a 17 year old rising jazz flautist and composer. From the age of 8, Lewisham Music Service nurtured her passion for jazz, introducing her to Tomorrow’s Warriors and the Junior Royal Academy of Music where she currently studies. For the past few years she has been mentored by some of the jazz scene’s inspirational music leaders including Gareth Lockrane, Denys Baptiste, and Romarna Campbell who have all helped shape her musical journey.

Taking influences from the innovative compositions of Joe Henderson and jazz flautist Elena Pinderhughes, Ciara’s music blends post bop sounds with contemporary voices.

Althouh only at the start of her musical career, Ciara has already played at renowned jazz clubs such as the Jazz Café, 606, Vortex and Dizzy's (NYC), as well as We Out Here Festival and Brick Lane Jazz Festival.

The Ciara O Sextet features some of the most exciting up and coming young musicians, fellow students from Tomorrow's Warriors- Kassa Green-Jakcsi (alto sax), Aureliano Zufolo (trumpet), Ben Abraham (piano), Holly Reinhardt (bass) and Arlo Hill (drums).

More about Tomorrow’s Warriors

For the past 35 years, Tomorrow’s Warriors has played a vital role within its community and the wider music industry and has been credited with literally changing the face of UK jazz.

Free access to Tomorrow’s Warriors artistic programme has proved crucial in nurturing the nascent talent and early careers of so many of the most exciting UK artists currently tearing up the international jazz scene including Mercury Prize 2023 recipients and BRIT Awards Best Group 2025 winners EZRA Collective, Moses Boyd, Nubya Garcia, Shabaka Hutchings and Sons of Kemet, ESKA, Jason Yarde, Denys Baptiste, Robert Mitchell, Soweto Kinch, Shirley Tetteh, Byron Wallen...the list goes on.

Tomorrow’s Warriors offers a pioneering, free to access, comprehensive programme of learning and training which champions and supports young Black and female talent and those who come from challenging circumstances that would be a barrier to accessing opportunities to pursue a music career.

“Tomorrow's Warriors occupies a unique and vital space in our cultural landscape. Their work in helping positively shape future generations is of critical importance especially with the tribulations we currently face. Please keep supporting - each one, teach one!” Gilles Peterson Karamel - 4 Coburg Road, London N22 6UJ. The Karamel vegan kitchen will be serving food until 9.30pm. Email karamel8775@gmail.com to book a table for groups of 3+.

Doors open 7pm. Music starts at 8pm.