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Martha Fevrier

Martha Fevrier

Pioneer participant in the Notting Hill Carnival. "Flamingo Carnival Arts was founded in 1983, in common with many small groups, The organisation which is Flamingo began in someone's front room. Martha Fevrier (CEO), family & friends created the organisation. They came together as carnival enthusiast who wanted to develop their talents and expertise as costume makers and performers and practices the principle of Equal Opportunity."

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This image is a screen capture from where it is captioned "Bandleader Martha Fevrier and Flamingo performing at Wembley Conference Centre in 2001". 

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Martha Fevrier

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