The Blackhouse is a vibrant, inclusive community space in Wellington, New Zealand, that celebrates African Heritage and Black Diaspora community in Aotearoa. Through its weekly live radio show and podcast on Access Radio Wellington. The Blackhouse has become a platform for creativity, connection, and empowerment. It was a finalist in the 2024 New Zealand Radio & Podcasting Awards for Best Access Radio Show.

Rooted in the philosophy of UMOJA The Blackhouse symbolizes unity and upliftment, offering a welcoming environment for individuals from African Heritage and Black Diaspora communities. It serves as a hub for sharing stories, art, music, and experiences, fostering a supportive community that encourages personal and collective growth.

Dedicated to showcasing the talents and achievements of our diaspora in Aotearoa, The Blackhouse features young artists, live music performances, thought-provoking discussions, and community-driven initiatives. It addresses the unique challenges faced by the diaspora while promoting positive change through awareness and collaboration with like-minded individuals and organizations.

Visitors to The Blackhouse are welcomed into a warm and inviting atmosphere that celebrates resilience, fosters belonging, and builds meaningful connections. In supporting initiatives like the ACA Africa Connection Aotearoa and the Kiswahili Language Workshop, & supporting Pionear.Entertainment, The Blackhouse embodies creativity and solidarity, amplifying the aspirations and voices of the diverse diaspora that are often overlooked in Wellington and across New Zealand.