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March 2026 Newsletter 

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March blows in like a lion. Duck the squalls in Camberwell’s increasingly celebrated eateries and judge our latest Michelin star on YouTube via Tasting Camberwell’s verdict: London’s best food neighbourhood? Prefer to hunker down? Try comedy, live music or Danielle Moylan’s talk — from humanitarian emergencies to Lala Books — on Monday in the crypt of St Giles’. Keep children busy with Easter fun and read on for warmer homes, better buses and two inspiring businesses.

Cold last winter? Retrofit this spring
Shivering through the recent cold spell? Dreading another winter of soaring energy bills and draughty rooms? At this year’s Camberwell Society AGM, we’re putting warmth, comfort and practical solutions centre stage.

On Wednesday 22 April, 7 pm at Love Walk United Reformed Church, a panel of residents will share their real-life experiences of retrofitting: — what worked, what didn’t, and what they wish they’d known sooner.

We will be joined by South East London Community Energy (SELCE), an independent, not-for-profit energy co-operative funded by Southwark Council. SELCE provides impartial advice.

Together we’ll bust common retrofit myths around insulation (and why ventilation matters), solar panels, heat pumps and window treatments. Tried insulation that led to damp? Wondering what suits a period terrace versus a modern flat? We’ll explore the four main retrofit approaches, funding options, grants and practical next steps

To make it interactive, we’ll invite you to identify your property type on arrival, so discussion reflects the homes actually in the room.

Imagine a home that’s cosy in winter, cooler in summer, healthier to live in — and cheaper to run. SELCE can also advise on discounts, grants, energy debt support and small measures that could save up to £200 a year. Join us at the AGM.

And you’d like to go deeper, sign up for SELCE’s new fortnightly myth-busting retrofit sessions at the Grove House Tavern. To register for the Grove House Tavern sessions, email Hanna Tweg hanna@selce.org.uk.

Hunt. Hop. Hooray.

Easter is coming — bright, bouncy and chocolate-coated. Here’s where to take the children, and your inner child.

  • Eggstravaganza: Easter Family Festival lands at Dulwich Picture Gallery on 29 March. It’s free to enter, with optional ticketed treats including professional glitter box face painting 
  • Vauxhall City Farm: A full programme from 28 March until 12 April: Easter bonnet making, egg hunts and a free children’s film club.
  • Longfield Hall Easter Extravaganza: 4 April. A fun-packed family day with soft play, games, crafts, hair braiding, tattoos and an egg hunt.
  • Grove Chapel Easter Holiday Club: For ages 5–11: games, drama, crafts, songs and Easter stories. 
  • Holiday play schemes include: Camberwell After School Project and Lyndhurst Primary School’s Rise and Shine, Stay and Play. Easter is a good time to enrol for swimming at Camberwell leisure Centre 

See individual listings under Kids Stuff

Camberwell heads to Chelsea

Camberwell is going to Chelsea — and it’s taking young minds with it.

This may  at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2026, YoungMinds will unveil its first ever show garden — designed by Charlie Chase of Chase Gardens, whose team is based at Cornerstone Studios near Burgess Park.

This is not just about plants. It’s about pressure. With one in five young people experiencing a probable mental health condition, the garden tackles the weight many carry — poverty, inequality, exam stress and the online world — symbolised by two four-tonne boulders split by bright yellow flowers growing through. Strength under strain. Hope breaking ground.

Charlie’s inspiration is personal. After losing his mother, he turned to gardening — her passion — and found a path through grief. That journey now shapes a biodiverse, plant-rich design that places community at its heart. A habitat wall will attract insects and wildlife, echoing the message: no young person should feel alone.

Young people themselves will help shape the garden at Chelsea and beyond. After the show, the garden will be relocated and used by Chase Gardens to host gardening sessions with the aim of opening up horticulture, and the potential career paths available, to young people who would otherwise not have the opportunity to engage in gardening.


Camberwell’s creative roots are travelling to the world’s most famous flower show — carrying a simple idea. Nature nurtures .Community strengthens. Young minds can thrive.

Sleaze turns the tide 

Local band Sleaze (you may have seen them at The Joiners) are releasing a new album Sleaze Pleaze — stacked with rallying cries like “The People Have the Strength to Turn the Tide”. The album’s images were shot in SE5 at Zap Studios. 

Hidden down Vanguard Court — “the Yard” to those in the know — a former suitcase factory turned creative courtyard, Zap is a high-voltage hub at its heart. Photographer Simon Webb brings vibrant, high-octane colour and a flash of humour to every frame. His white infinity cove — a seamless curve photographers love because it makes shadows behave and gives editors one less thing to crop — has framed Taskmaster campaigns and The Guardian’s In Focus portraits. 

As a working musician, Simon is inspired by Camberwell’s creative mix. “There’s real energy here — bands rehearsing, makers building, neighbours collaborating. Zap grows out of that. It’s a studio for shoots, but also a space for talks, classes, screenings and whatever the community wants to make happen next.” 

Set along the Yard’s cobbles, the studio sits among jewellers, potters and musicians. At the other end is the recording studio used by the Chemical Brothers. 

Camberwell doesn’t pose politely.  It plugs in.

Stop. Look. Bus.

Your ride could get quicker. And you get a say.

Transport for London has awarded Southwark up to £10 million to improve bus journeys along the corridor from London Bridge to Camberwell Green and on to Goose Green. The aim? To cut journey times by up to 30 per cent, boost reliability, improve road safety and support zero-emission buses.

If you’ve ever waited on Walworth Road wondering whether walking might be faster… this is your moment.

Better Bus Southwark is in its first phase. Before designs are drawn, the council wants your real-world experience — the bottlenecks, near misses, bus lanes blocked by delivery vans, the crossings that feel awkward. It is part of the wider Streets for People programme to make Southwark cleaner, greener and easier to move around.

You can take part online — short survey, map-based comments, sign up for updates — and there’s a face-to-face drop-in consultation at Camberwell Library, 3–4:30pm, Tuesday 3 March. Come and speak directly to the team.

Surveys close 29 March.

If you take the 12, 35, 45 or any of the many buses through SE5, have your say.

Ten minutes now could save you hours at the bus stop later.

ART AND CRAFT 

  • Art in the Park has Saturday afternoon workshops for children and adults https://artinthepark.co.uk/
  • Camberwell Knit and Crochet Group meets monthly on Sunday 3-5 pm at the United Reformed Church, Love Walk. You can contribute to arts projects, bring your own work, or learn from others with more experience camberwellartsmarket@gmail.com 
  • Camberwell Library Knitting and Crochet Group meets every Tuesday 3-4 pm,

Contact camberwell.library@southwark.gov.uk 

  • Dulwich Picture Gallery: Anna Ancher until 8 March 2026; Konrad Magi 24 March-12 July; Portrait of a City: A Century of American Photography 28 July-4 October; Hokusai: Thirty-six Views of Mount Fuji from the Luchi Collection 20 October-17 January 2027 https://www.dulwichpicturegallery.org.uk/ 

BOOKS AND LITERATURE

COMEDY 

CRIME

DANCE, SINGING

EXERCISE

FESTIVALS AND MARKETS 

  • International Women’s Day. Time of the Month Festival, yoga and sound bath, singing workshop, puppet making on  Sat 7 March . IWD service and communal lunch with the Mothers’ Union on  Sunday 8 March. Pay £12 or what you can. St Giles’ Church Camberwell, Live at St Giles’
  • Camberwell Green market every Saturday 10 am-3 pm. Hyper local produce, mead, jam, coffee, bread, veg and more. 
  • Dulwich Picture Gallery Farmers’ Market last Sunday of the month, 10 am-3 pm in the grounds https://www.dulwichpicturegallery.org.uk/whats-on/farmers-market/

FILMS

  • Coldharbour Blue cinema 259 Hardess St. One Battle After Another 1 March; Springsteen : Deliver Me from Nowhere 3 and 8 March; Odyssey 10 and 15 March; The Shepherd and the Bear 11 March; Dead of Winter 17 and 22 March; Satu-Year of the Rabbit 24 and 29 March; Anemone 31 March and 5 April https://www.coldharbourblue.com/
  • We are going wider afield to find local films. As well as the Brixton Ritzy and East Dulwich Picturehouse. Why not try?
  • The Cinema Museum: Greg Chapman’s Discovery of Witchcraft 1 March; Piccadilly 4 March; Exploding Cinema 6 March; The Living Ghost Tent 6 March; Drop Dead Fred 7 March; Ladies Must Love 8 March; Brute Force 11 March; The Neanderthal Man 12 March; The Return of Dr X/Planet of the Vampires 13 March; The Fat Black Pussycat 14 March; The Man in the Fire 18 March; Carnival of Souls 20 March; The Bill Reunion 15 and 21 March; Bottoms 25 March; Yanks 26 March; What Price Hollywood? 27 March; Being John Smith 28 March http://www.cinemamuseum.org.uk/topics/events/ 
  • Film club: A weekly group covering a wide range of genres, every Monday Dulwich Library 12:30 pm-6 pm dulwich.library@southwark.gov.uk 

GREEN SPACES

  • The following organisations welcome volunteers: Friends of Burgess Park, Benhill Road Nature Garden, Friends of Ruskin Park, Sceaux Gardens, Lettsom Gardens, Friends of Brunswick Park, Myatt’s Fields Park, Friends of Camberwell Green, Camberwell Gardens Guild, Southwark Nature Action Volunteers http://www.camberwell.life/discover/ 
  • Ruskin Park has an Edible Gardening group meeting every Saturday 12-3 pm and Litter Picking every Wednesday 10-11 am https://www.friendsofruskinpark.org.uk/whats-on/
  • A new sauna has opened in Ruskin Park. Open Thursday through Monday 8 am to 7:30 pm. Last session 6 pm. https://www.community-sauna.co.uk/locations/camberwell
  • Vauxhall City Farm Community Gardeners Group Weds 1:30-3:30 pm free weekly sessions. LGBTQ+ Gardeners Group Saturdays free fortnightly sessions.  https://www.vauxhallcityfarm.org/ 
  • Saturday art workshops are being held at the Art in the Park studio in Burgess Park on Saturdays 2-4 pm. There will be two art activities at each session suitable for both adults and children. The activities will vary and include printing, drawing, weaving, textiles etc. Drop-in sessions, no need to book. All welcome. Chumleigh Street, SE5 0RJ https://www.friendsofburgesspark.org.uk/ 

KIDS STUFF

Hunt. Hop. Hooray. 

  • Easter is coming in bright, bouncy and chocolate-coated. Here’s where to take the children — and your inner child
  • Eggstravaganza: Easter Family Festival, perfect for all the family, at Dulwich Picture Gallery 29 March. This is a free event, but there are various ticketed activities including professional glitter box face painting, £9 per child. 
  • Vauxhall City Farm also has a range of Easter activities, including easter bonnet making, Easter Egg hunts and a free children’s film club, 28 March-12 April. https://www.vauxhallcityfarm.org/
  • Longfield Hall Easter Extravaganza is a fun packed day for the whole family and includes fun and games, soft play, Easter egg hunt, crafts, hair braiding and tattoos, 4 April.
  • Grove Chapel Easter Holiday Club for children aged 5 to 11. Games, drama, craft, songs, Easter Bible stories and more. Free. 9:30 am -12:30 pm Tuesday 31 March -Thursday 2 April. To register interest please contact events@grovechapel.org 
  • Baby Bank provides free clothes and equipment for babies to support parents, from Salvation Army, 105 Lomond Grove. Please send a message to Katherine Weston on the Baby Bank Whatsapp 07506 602254 to book an appointment on Tuesday and Wednesday 10 am to 12:30 pm. https://www.salvationarmy.org.uk/camberwell. Or contact Parent Action https://www.parentaction.org.uk/whats-on-offer-parent-action/baby-bank
  • Blue Elephant Young People’s Theatre for 7-18-year-olds on Saturdays in term time. Free for Southwark residents. https://www.blueelephanttheatre.co.uk/young-peoples-theatre 
  • Burgess Junior Parkrun every Sunday 9 am at Burgess Park. Two-km event for 4-14-year-olds https://www.parkrun.org.uk/burgess-juniors/
  • Burgess Park free after-school activities Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday 3:30-6:30 pm see website for details https://www.burgesssports.org/
  • Camberwell Library classes: Stem, coding and robotics for 7-18-year-olds until 4 December Thursdays 6:15-7:15 pm. https://www.ignitehubs.org.uk/STEM-hub Sessions for 0-4 years, baby and toddler session Monday 11-11:30 am; Bookstart Tuesday 10-11 am; Rhymetime Friday 11-11:30 am; Arts and crafts club Saturday 2-3 pm https://www.southwark.gov.uk/libraries 
  • Carnegie Library Herne Hill Road code club for 7-12 years, Mondays at 5:15 pm; Storytime stories and rhymes for under-5s every Friday 10:30 am; Chess Club all ages, Saturday afternoons 2:30 pm https://Lambeth.gov.uk/libraries 
  • Camberwell Scouts has groups for all ages from 6-18. Beavers 6-7 years Thursday, Cubs 8-10 years Wednesday, Scouts 10-14 years Monday, Explorers 14-18 years Tuesday, all at Gilesmead info@23rdcamberwell.com
  • Longfield Hall: Sprout Skills Hub, offering fun, life skills workshops for ages 7-13 years, Fridays 5-6pm. Bookings can be made via this link. Parents are also welcome to contact Lively Sprout directly if they have any questions on info@livelysprout.com 
  • Free drama classes for local young people on Sundays as follows: 6-8 years 10-11.30 am, 9-11 years 12-1.30 pm, 12-16 years 2.30-4 pm. Email youthmanager@longfieldhall.org.uk for more information.
  • UpTop Dance School runs various sessions on Thursdays and Saturdays for ages 4-14 years. To register for a free trial session email them on contact@uptopdance.com or call 07448 588860
  • Vauxhall City Farm runs various courses for children in term time, including Young Farmers, Junior Volunteering and Afterschool Club.                            Free Easter Film Club, 28 March at 11 am. Easter bonnet making, daily sessions at 11am 1-8 April, £6. Easter egg hunt, anytime 11-3pm, 3-12 April, £9.38 https://vauxhallcityfarm.org/ 
  • Parent Action runs classes for new and potential parents and drop-in play groups. Babies @ MumSpace (for under-1s) Mondays 11:00 am-12 noon at Camberwell Salvation Army, Lomond Grove, SE5 7HG. A group for parents with under 1s, for fun, interactive and wellbeing sessions. Contact Mena: 07534 727316 or mena.amnour@citizensuk.org. Tuesday MumSpace (St Michaels Wyndham Rd) 10:30 am-12 noon at St Michael’s, Wyndham Road, SE5 0UB (near Ark All Saints Academy). Join us for active play as we enjoy the indoors and outdoors. A drop-in for under-4s. Contact Mena: 07534727316 or mena.amnour@citizensuk.org. Wednesday / Miércoles am Espacio Mamá (Parroquia de San Mateo)10:30-12:30 pm En la iglesia de San Mateo, Meadow Row London SE1 6RG Únete a este grupo para madres embarazadas o con niños pequeños, donde tendrán un espacio para conectar y tener información para tu bienestar mental y la visita mensual de una Health Visitor. Contacta a Mery al 07399584871  mery.calderon@citizensuk.org. 
  • Fridays MumSpace 10:30-12:30 pm at Camberwell Salvation Army, 105 Lomond Grove SE5 7HG. A stay and play session for families (Spanish speakers welcome), with children under 4 which includes workshops on topics such as wellbeing, health visitor advice, family cooking and mums take over. Contact Mery on 07399 584871 
  • ArtPlay Sessions: The ArtPlay Pavilion will immerse under-8s in a sensory-rich play space, nestled in Dulwich Picture Gallery Sculpture Garden. There activities are designed for children aged from 6 months to 8 years. The ArtPlay Pavilion is open daily, with some sessions reserved for schools and private bookings. https://www.dulwichpicturegallery.org.uk/visit-us/artplay-pavilion/ 
  • Under-5s Explore: Mini Masterpieces 6 March 10-11:10 am or 12-1:10 pm https://www.dulwichpicturegallery.org.uk/whats-on/2025-ss-mini-masterpieces/  
  • Under-5s Explore: Creative Tales. Spark your child’s imagination through playful storytelling, 27 March 10–11 am, 11:30 am–12:30 pm https://www.dulwichpicturegallery.org.uk/whats-on/2025-summer-creative-tales/ 
  • Storytelling through Art and Play: for kids aged 7-11 and their families, 27 March 1-1:45 pm, 2-2:45 pm, 3-3:45 pm  https://www.dulwichpicturegallery.org.uk/whats-on/family-events/2025/february/storytelling-through-art-and-play/
  • South London Gallery: Children’s Garden Trail: Every Saturday and Sunday 12 noon-6 pm; Family Space with John Macedo 28 March 11-1pm https://southlondongallery.org 
  • The Butterfly Tennis Club: after-school club Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays in term time 3:30-5:30 pm, Sunday mornings 8-11 am. Club runs children’s holiday camps during half term 8:30-10:30 am  http://www.butterflytennis.com/p/childrens-tennis-classes.html 
  • Theatre Peckham Academy term-time timetable of classes for ages 3–16 includes musical theatre, ballet, acro, songwriting and music production, acting, glee club pop, junior acting company, tap dance, acting for screen, street dance and young and talented theatre creators. Registration open now https://www.theatrepeckham.co.uk/tp-academy
  • Movie-making classes for ages 5-18. Sparks Film School Dulwich (at Dulwich College, at JACS), more information https://sparksarts.co.uk/about-us/film-school-locations/dulwich/, dulwich@sparksarts.co.uk

MUSIC

  • Dash the Henge: Pangaea 1 March; Asian Dub Foundation 5 March; Vona Vella 6 March; Marie Longchampt / Thee High Trees 7 March; Emom 11 March ; Lost Tracks / Ugo & Air Support & Love Tutorial 12 March; Little Sparta 13 March; Phoebe Massey / Bleach Estate / Le Pium di Morris 14 March; Yer Bard Poetry 18 March; Oh Tiny 19 March; Les Animaux Sauvages + MADD Rod 20 March; Seamus Hayes Band / Daschan 21 March ; Live at St Giles: Withnail & I 26 March; Middleman 27 March; Cigarette Kixxes / Mayjune / Xav Clarke 28 March; https://dashthehengestore.com 
  • Jazz Live at the Crypt: Afro-Jazz Express  6 March; Gili Lopez Quartet 13 March; Serendipity 20 March https://jazzlive.co.uk 
  • Music at St Giles’: International Women’s Day Yoga & Power Up 9.45, Vocal Power Singing Workshop 3pm 7 March; Sofar Sounds 14 March; Bach Plus 15 March; The Sun at Night 20-22 March; Katona Twins-Alhambra Inspirations 29 March; London Saxophone Choir 17 May; Diabolico: Laura Lootens 15 June; Organoke 20-21 June; Sofar Sounds 28 November  https://liveatstgiles.com 
  • Dulwich Art Gallery: Lie Down and Listen  https://www.dulwichpicturegallery.org.uk 
  • Longfield Hall: A Night at the Musicals 14 March 7 pm. Also hosts a wide range of musical events https://www.longfieldhall.org.uk

PARENTS 

  • Parent University Course (for pregnant women in their third trimester or babies under 8 months Mondays 1-2:30 pm at Camberwell Salvation Army, 105 Lomond Grove, SE5 7HG. Antenatal Course three sessions: Pregnant women and partner. Postnatal course seven sessions: For parents with babies under 8 months. For more information and to book please contact Mena: 07534727316 or mena.amnour@citizensuk.org
  • Black Maternal Voices 1:00-2:30 pm every second Thursday of the month at the United Reformed Church, Love Walk, SE5 8AE (almost on the corner with Grove Lane). A group of black mothers who meet monthly to offer support and make changes. Contact: 07399 241320 Munira.Nesredin@citizensuk.org 

PHOTOGRAPHY

FOR SENIORS 

  • Myatt’s Fields Lunch Bunch Over 66s Club, meets every Wednesday. See website for more details https://www.myattsfieldspark.info
  • Silverfit runs free Pilates and Nordic walking sessions in Burgess Park. Meet at Park Life Café at 10:30 am every Tuesday https://www.silverfit.org.uk/events/silvertuesday-burgess-park/
  • Southwark Pensioners Centre 305-307 Camberwell Road offers a wide range of classes, services, outings and events, including Monday art group, creative Tuesdays, choir, recorder playing, local history group, Southwark explorers, computer sessions, Chi Kung class, podiatry service, advice sessions, Monday men’s group and more. Southwark Pensioners Centre – supporting older people in Southwark https://southwarkpensioners.org.uk
  • End of Life Matters: regular courses https://endoflifematters.co
  • U3A Dulwich and District has a wide range of groups and activities from archaeology to wine appreciation and more. https://dnd.u3asite.uk/groups/
  • Rosemary Club Memory Cafe: weekly group at Longfield Hall for people living with dementia and their carers, Tuesdays 11-3 pm, contact café manager Bukki on 07939 493 686 or memorycafe@longfieldhall.org.uk for more information.

SPORTS

  • Burgess Park has a wide range of sports activities for adults and children, including American football, BMX, bootcamp, boxing, cricket, cycling, football, fishing, fitness trail, indoor and outdoor gyms, rugby and tennis. For details see https://www.friendsofburgesspark.org.uk/
  • Dulwich Hamlet Football Club men’s fixtures and women’s fixtures https://dulwichhamletfc.co.uk
  • Ruskin Park bootcamp free exercise classes every Saturday 10-11 am football lessons https://www.friendsofruskinpark.org.uk
  • Tennis courts and lessons at Brunswick Park, Burgess Park, Kennington Park Myatt’s Fields Park, Ruskin Park.
  • Myatt’s Fields five a side football and tennis http://www.myattsfieldspark.info

TALKS 

  • Camberwell Talks,  https://bit.ly/4qdyNsZ the crypt, St Giles’: Mon 2 March 7 pm Danielle Moylan Lala Books. From U.N. briefings on Syria to bookshelves on Grove Lane — Danielle Moylan on career, community and building 
  • Monday 30 March 7 pm Camberwell Connection. A Camberwell institution — from roots reggae to rare vinyl, Camberwell Connection’s talk brings a lifetime of music, memory and sound-system culture.
  • South London Gallery: British Sign Language Tour : New Contemporaries 25. Sunday 29 March 1-2pm free but you need to register  https://southlondongallery.org
  • Dulwich Picture Gallery: David Hepher: A Life in Art 4 March 6-7:30pm; All things Green and Growing: horticultural tour of the sculpture garden with head gardener Jack Townson 12 March https://www.dulwichpicturegallery.org.uk   
  • An evening hosted by Grove Chapel to be held at the Grove House Tavern at p.m. on Tuesday 5th May for a talk by Dr Monty Lyman, psychiatrist and award-winning author, on the subject of faith, mental health and the modern world. Tickets will be available from mid-March on Eventbrite.

THEATRE

  • Golden Goose Theatre: Love Letters to Stalin 1-3 March; An Ideal Husband 6-7 March; Measure for Measure and Julius Caesar 8 and15 March; Untimely Ripped 10-14 and 17-21 March; Unbound 22 March; Russian Roulette 16-18 April https://www.goldengoosetheatre.co.uk 
  • Southwark Playhouse: Ballad Lines to 21 March; Miles to 7 March; It Walks Around the House at Night 4-28 March; Children of the Night 11 March-4 April; Lifeline 28 March-2 May; Flyby 3 April-16 May; Invisible Me 8 April-2 May; The Wasp 6-30 May; The Last Man 8 May-6 June; Redcliffe 22 May-4July; The Jonathan Larson Project 9 July-22 August https://www.southwarkplayhouse.co.uk
  • Longfield Hall: Ride or Die, performed by Longfield Hall Young Company 8 and 9 April at 7pm; She Goat Theatre Club: free drama group for local older women 5 March,10:30 am-12:30 pm https://longfieldhall.org.uk/2025/04/01/she-goat-theatre-club/ The Writers Room: for new and emerging writers, held on second Monday of every month 7-10 pm. The Directors Playground: for emerging theatre makers, Tuesdays 7-10pm. Find out more and apply https://www.thedirectorsplayground.co.uk/the-playground
  • Theatre Peckham: Fishville/Wildfire Road 24 March; Britney’s Lock/The Animals 25 March; Britney’s Lock/Ride or Die 27 March; Ride or Die/Cloud Busting 28 March https://www.theatrepeckham.co.uk/shows-events/# 
  • The White Bear Theatre: Savage until 15 March; The Dawn of Reckoning 17-28 March; In Some Dark Valley 31 March-4 April; Talking Heads 7-11 April; Tr[ia]l 14-18 April; He Said/She Said 21 April-2 May; Ashes and Diamonds 5-16 May; Live from the Warehouse 6-13 July https://www.whitebeartheatre.co.uk/
  • Brixton House theatre: My Uncle is not Pablo Escobar 7 April-3 May; Nine Sixteenths 19-30 May https://brixtonhouse.co.uk/whats-on/ 
  • Rose Playhouse Bankside: https://www.roseplayhouse.org.uk/whats-on

WALKS

  • The Camberwell Society website has six walks in the local area https://www.camberwellsociety.org.uk/events-activies/ 
  • The Camberwell Society’s new Twenty-One Urban Strolls in Camberwell is the perfect present . Written by locals, this insider’s walking guide leads you through peaceful parks, vibrant streets and the overlooked corners that make Camberwell unique. Each route comes alive with maps and illustrations by local artists, revealing the area’s rich history, green spaces and hidden gems.  Local Stockists: LaLa Books, SE5 Forum Saturday stall, Lumberjack, King’s College Hospital Friends Shop, Dash the Henge, NoNo Cafe, Review Books, Chener Books, Rye Books, Celestial, Dulwich Picture Gallery and Village Books. Check out full list on www.camberwellsociety.org.uk  

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