11–20 MayDulwich Festival 2018

Events Calendar

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FRIDAY 11 MAY7.30PM Jane Robinson - Hearts and Minds Dulwich Picture Gallery 14 8PM Festival of Choirs Holst Hall, JAGS 48.30PM Bat Walk with London Wildlife Trust Meet Crescent Wood Road 10

SATURDAY 12 MAYALL DAY Festival Family Funday Multiple locations 1310AM - 4PM Alice in Wonderland Themed Funday North Cross Road 1111AM Children’s Concert: A Family Fiesta St Barnabas Parish Hall 811AM – 6PM Artists’ Open House 72PM & 3.30PM Bubble Writing Workshops with Linda Scott Copper Beech Café 7 2PM Street Art Walk Meet at Vale End 10 2.30PM Circus Skills Workshop with The Purple Ladies St Barnabas Parish Hall 83PM Explore Christ Chapel’s Organ Christ’s Chapel 47.30PM Joe Innes and The Cavalcade The Crown & Greyhound 5

SUNDAY 13 MAY11AM – 4PM Dulwich Festival Fair Goose Green 11 11AM – 6PM Artists’ Open House 72PM & 3.30PM Bubble Writing Workshops with Linda Scott Copper Beech Café 72PM & 4PM Dulwich’s Georgian Heritage Meet Bell House 102PM Street Art Walk Meet at Vale End 107.45PM Organ Recital with Marilyn Harper Christ’s Chapel 4

MONDAY 14 MAY7.30PM Blue Note Bossa Nova Copper Beech Café 67.30PM A Celebration of Poetry Bell House 8

TUESDAY 15 MAY6.30PM Tree Walk with Letta Jones Meet at Dulwich Park Café 117.30PM Ensonglopedia of Science with John Hinton The Great Hall, Alleyn’s School 5

WEDNESDAY 16 MAY7.30PM Doric String Quartet Christ’s Chapel 6

THURSDAY 17 MAY7PM Festival Youth Concert Kingsdale Foundation School 67.30PM - 9.30PM Festival Quiz Night The Crown & Greyhound 14

FRIDAY 18 MAY7.30PM John Hegley: A Potato Show Dulwich College 8

SATURDAY 19 MAY11AM – 6PM Artists’ Open House 71PM – 6PM Celebrate! @ Kingswood House Seely Drive 122PM & 3.30PM Bubble Writing Workshops with Linda Scott Copper Beech Café 7 7.30PM Festival Ceilidh St Barnabas Parish Hall 9

SUNDAY 20 MAY11AM – 6PM Artists’ Open House 712 NOON – 5PM Dulwich Park Fair Dulwich Park 122PM & 3.30PM Bubble Writing Workshops with Linda Scott Copper Beech Café 7 2PM & 4PM Discovering Dulwich with Brian Green Meet Pond Cottages 115PM The Last Poets: Celebrating 50 years The Great Hall, Dulwich College 9

Considerable care has gone into the production of this programme, but inevitably there may be changes beyond our control. All events are subject to change and subject to the necessary licences/permissions. For up-to-date information, please see our website. Dulwich Festival organisers take no responsibility for errors, omissions or subsequent changes in the published programme. Dulwich Festival is a registered charity no. 1048164.

FESTIVAL FOOD TRAIL events throughout the week – please turn to page 15 for full details

Welcome

The Dulwich Festival celebrates its 25th year! We invite you to come and join the celebrations with an array of different music to experience, be dazzled by the talents of acclaimed performers as they make their way to Dulwich from distant places and take the opportunity to explore the myriad of hidden spaces and places we have on our doorstep.

Artists’ Open House will happen throughout both weekends of the Festival, don’t miss this chance to view a hugely diverse range of visual art, more details can be found on the website.Catch the excitement of the fairs springing up throughout each weekend; a chance to browse, relax and enjoy being part of our extraordinary community.

Step in and find out more!

Alpha HopkinsFestival Director

Welcome to the 25th Dulwich Festival

Dulwich Festival Festival Director: Alpha HopkinsFestival Co-ordinator: Rose ChapmanArtists’ Open House Co-ordinators: Rachel Gluyas & Liz BoydTreasurer: Valerie GarriquesPress Officer: Jules ParkerSponsorship: Jackie ColchesterOutreach Officer: Zohra HudaDesign & Website: Superfantastic

TrusteesRuth Colvin, David Dean, Louise Wood

Music 4–6

Art 7

Performances 8–9

Walks 10–11

Fairs 11–12

Festive Family Funday 13

Talk & Quiz 14

Food Trail 15

Tickets & Map Back Cover

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Dulwich Festival is kindly supported by

@ DulwichFestival

www.dulwichfestival.co.uk

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Festival of ChoirsFRIDAY 11 MAYDOORS 7.40PM / PERFORMANCE 8PMThe night kicks off Note-Orious, an East Dulwich community choir with a varied repertoire. Next up are Tongue & Groove, a new South East London vocal group whose rehearsals are reportedly ‘like superfood for mental health’. Headlining the evening are The Noteables, an award winning, pop chamber choir directed by Vikki Stone. In 2017 they were one of the choirs featured in BBC One’s choir programme Pitch Battle!

Holst Hall, JAGS, East Dulwich GroveTickets: £7.50, concessions £5

Organ Recital: Towards A Journey’s End, The Music Of Dietrich Buxtehude (1637-1707)SUNDAY 13 MAY7.45PMThis Recital by Chapel

Organist Marilyn Harper, is almost the end of her two-year journey to learn all the organ works of Bach’s great predecessor, Buxtehude.

Christ’s Chapel, Dulwich VillageTickets: £6, concessions £4, children free (12 & under)

Explore the OrganSATURDAY 12 MAY3PMMarilyn Harper and the members of the Southwark and South London Society of

Organists invite you to explore the restored George England organ. Come and try the organ, find out how it works, even if you have never played before and would like to have a guided go. Society members will be on hand to advise. In addition to the organ demonstration, there will be a fascinating computer history of the organ, designed and compiled by John Mitchell.

Christ’s Chapel, Dulwich VillageFree event

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Ensonglopedia of Science - John HintonTUESDAY 15 MAY7.30PMA song about science for every letter of the alphabet. Expect atoms, Big Bangs, cells, DNA... Expect the unexpected. And expect it to rhyme. John Hinton is the multi-award-winning writer/performer of musical comedies about Darwin, Einstein and Curie. Suitable for ages 7+. Nominated for Children’s Choice Award, Brighton Fringe 2017. ‘Outstanding’ Fringe Review

The Great Hall, Alleyn’s School, Townley RoadTickets: £12, concessions £10, under 18s £8

Joe Innes and The CavalcadeSATURDAY 12 MAY7.30PMA post-Brexit indie-folk band from London, led by singer/songwriter Joe Innes, whose masterfully offbeat and often irreverent songwriting has gained wide-spread praise. Band members include Angie Rance from Patch and the Giant, Tom Hyatt (an incredible singer/songwriter in his own right), Michael Feerick from Amusement Parks on Fire and even impeccable talent like Zach Comtois, a guy who plays guitar for Britney Spears. ‘...just brilliant’ Tom Robinson BBC6 Music James Riley, London-born folk and soul troubadour will be the support act. ‘Awesome… like the Allman Brothers meets the Seeger Sessions’ Laura Marling

The Crown & Greyhound, Dulwich VillageTickets: £10

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Blue Note Bossa NovaMONDAY 14 MAY7.30PMBlue Note: the record label that defined jazz in the 1950’s. Bossa Nova: the Brazilian hit sensation of the

1960’s. Mixed together, and the great sounds of Stan Getz, Dexter Gordon, Grant Green and Wes Montgomery spring to mind. Join the Ned Bennett Quartet for an evening of the finest jazz sounds of this great era! Special set menu available on the night.

Copper Beech Café, JAGS Sports ClubTickets: £12, concessions £10

Doric String QuartetWEDNESDAY 16 MAY7.30PMThe Doric String Quartet was formed nearly 20 years ago, and is now recognised as the leading British string quartet of its generation with a world-wide reputation. The Times calls them ‘A superb ensemble, intelligent, technically brilliant, wonderfully balanced’, but beyond that they ‘blend together as though of one mind’. Their programme for us – Purcell, Debussy and Beethoven – illustrates the wide range of their musical accomplishment. Advisable to bring a cushion Presented jointly by: Friends of Dulwich Picture Gallery and Dulwich Festival

Christ’s Chapel, Dulwich VillageTickets (includes refreshment): £22, concessions & Friends of DPG £20, under 18s £10

Festival Youth ConcertTHURSDAY 17 MAY7PMCome and hear talented pupils from local primary and secondary schools making music of an

exceptionally high standard and of an incredible variety.

Kingsdale Foundation SchoolTickets: £5, concessions £3, under 16s £2, family (2 adults, 2 children) £10

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Artists’ Open HouseSATURDAY 12 – SUNDAY 13 MAY & SATURDAY 19 – SUNDAY 20 MAY11AM – 6PM

Over 250 artists throw open the doors of their homes and studios to show their work in an intimate setting. Work on display ranges from paintings, photographs, sculpture and ceramics to jewellery and furniture. Find details and maps in the Artists’ Open House booklet, available free in local shops, libraries, bars and cafés.

Dulwich Village, East Dulwich, West Dulwich, Herne Hill, North Dulwich, Tulse Hill, West Norwood, Forest Hill, Peckham Rye, Dulwich Woods, Sydenham & Camberwell Free event, no ticket required

Bubble Writing Workshops with Linda Scott SATURDAY 12 & 19 AND SUNDAY 13 & 20 MAY

2PM & 3.30PM EACH DAY Come and join a fun and free workshop for children. Learn the basics of ‘bubble writing’ - creative crazy lettering design - from Linda Scott, who wants to show you How To Be The Best Bubble Writer In The World Ever! Adults please stay on the premises (a lovely café!) while your child takes part in the workshop.

Copper Beech Café, JAGS Sports ClubTickets: Free, booking required

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Art

Art

Kindly sponsored by

rwoodfall-eastdulwich.co.uk

The Dulwich Festival is inviting children of all ages to enter this year’s Children’s Art Competition. Full details on the Dulwich Festival website.

WE ALL LOVE CELEBRATING. WHAT DOES CELEBRATION MEAN TO YOU?

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John Hegley: A Potato ShowFRIDAY 18 MAY7.30PMJoin performance poet, comedian, musician and songwriter John Hegley as he takes us on a humorous journey with his songs, poems and drawings, relating to family and vegetables. His 14 books, from which he will read, include I Am a Poetato; Peace, Love & Potatoes, and New and Selected Potatoes. John has acted in the West End performed at the Montreal Comedy Festival, the USA Comedy Festival in Aspen and on BBC R4’s Hearing With Hegley. The show is largely devised for adults, but has been well received by certain spectacle-wearing 9 year olds. ‘More Elvis Costello than Alan Bennett’ Scotsman

The George Farha Auditorium, The Laboratory,Dulwich College, Dulwich Common SE21 7LDTickets: £12, concessions £10Kindly supported by The Rotary Club of Dulwich, Peckham & Crystal Palace

Circus Skills Workshop with The Purple LadiesSATURDAY 12 MAY2.30PM – 4PMCelebrate the 250th anniversary of circus with leading circus trainers, Lina

& PaaT for a fun-filled circus workshop including games, juggling, plate-spinning and hoola-hoop for the whole family. Capacity strictly limited. Children must be accompanied by an adult.

St Barnabas Parish Hall, Dulwich VillageTickets: £10, concessions £6

Children’s Concert: A Family FiestaSATURDAY 12 MAY11AM – 12PMSouth London Symphonic Winds presents a family-friendly concert; children

may sing, dance and conduct the band. Fancy dress encouraged for all! Expect marches, musicals and more.

St Barnabas Parish Hall, Dulwich VillageTickets: £10, concessions £6, children (12 & under) FREE

A Celebration of PoetryMONDAY 14 MAY7.30PMAward-winning poets Jane Duran, Iain Sinclair and Rachel Long will read from

their work and a selection of readings will be read from the work of Dannie Abse (1923-2014), a central figure in the original 1950-60’s Dulwich Poetry Group.

Bell House, College RoadTickets (includes refreshment): £10, youth (14-25) £6

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The Last Poets: Celebrating 50 years. Umar Bin Hassan, Abiodun Oyewole & Donn BabatundeSUNDAY 20 MAY5PMPoetry, music, conversation and questions. Join a rare appearance by legends The Last Poets, as they celebrate 50 years, for an intimate discussion about the ‘founding fathers of hip-hop’ lives, from their youth in the ghetto to their triumphs and defeats, their inspirations, and their legacy. ‘The Last Poets are the birthplace of rap.’ Chuck D Presented in association with Apples and Snakes: England’s leading organisation for spoken word.

The Great Hall, Dulwich CollegeTickets: £12, concessions £10, youth (14-25) £5

Festival CeilidhSATURDAY 19 MAYDOORS 7.15PM / DANCING 7.30PM – 10.30PMLet’s celebrate! Join London’s busiest ceilidh band, Licence to Ceilidh for an evening of fun, guided dancing to a live band with an experienced caller talking you through all the moves! Hear a fresh twist on traditional tunes and dances as the band combine them with a modern, contemporary rhythm. No experience necessary, all ages welcome.

St Barnabas Parish Hall, Dulwich VillageTickets: £15, concessions £10

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Please note: There are limited spaces on all walks and part of the walks may be unsuitable for wheelchair users, due to some uneven surfaces, including grass.

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Bat Walk with London Wildlife TrustFRIDAY 11 MAY8.30PMDiscover the nocturnal wonders of Sydenham Hill Wood. With bat detectors we

will attempt to tune into the world of woodland bats as they hunt for moths, mosquitoes and midges. There’s the chance to encounter Britain’s largest bat, the noctule, as well as the smallest, the pipistrelles.

Meet by the London Wildlife Trust noticeboard, Sydenham Hill Wood on Crescent Wood RoadTickets: £6, concessions £4

Dulwich’s Georgian HeritageSUNDAY 13 MAY2PM & 4PMIan McInnes will lead this walk looking at some of Dulwich’s Georgian houses and talking about the

people who lived in them. The route is circular, on level ground, and the walk will last about 1 ½ hours.

Meet by the front gate to Bell House, College RoadTickets: £6, concessions £4

Street Art WalkSATURDAY 12 & SUNDAY 13 MAY2PMOver twenty of the world’s leading street artists were invited to Dulwich Picture Gallery by Ingrid Beazley, to study the Baroque paintings and reinterpret them in their own style around Dulwich creating Dulwich Outdoor Gallery. See some of these works and the paintings that inspired them with a 2 hour street art walk with Amanda Greatorex ending with a visit to Dulwich Picture Gallery.

Meet at Vale End, SE22, opposite East Dulwich station. Finish at Dulwich Picture Gallery.Tickets: £9, concessions £7

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Tree Walk with Letta JonesTUESDAY 15 MAY6.30PMLetta Jones will lead a tree walk in the grounds of Dulwich Park discovering a rich diversity of native

and introduced species.

Meet at Dulwich Park CaféTickets: £6, concessions £4

Alice in Wonderland Themed FundaySATURDAY 12 MAY10AM – 4PMJoin in the celebrations with the traders on this busy market street, adults

can enjoy a cocktail tasting while children join in with face painting, stamp printing, fancy dress, jam tarts, marshmallows and more. Fun for everyone!

North Cross Road, East Dulwich SE22Free event, no ticket required

Dulwich Festival Fairon Goose GreenSUNDAY 13 MAY11AM – 4PMThe ever-fabulous Festival Fair on Goose Green is THE event in East Dulwich. The

Fair is a wonderful day out for all the family; from bouncy castles to the beer tent, handmade children’s t-shirts to homemade cakes, designer jewellery to local photography, it brings together the essence of SE22. Nibble delicious food from our ever-growing food stalls as you listen to the music on ‘The Goose is Out!’ Stage and enjoy a drink from the beer tent as your children have their faces painted for free! Not forgetting our wonderful donkey rides!

Goose GreenFree event, no ticket required

Discovering Dulwich with Brian GreenSUNDAY 20 MAY2PM & 4PMThe Dulwich Society will unveil an information plaque on the history of the

Dulwich Mill, The Tile Kiln, Millpond and Pond Cottages and after an explanatory talk will conduct a history walk which will also include visits to the sites of former farms, the Tollgate, Dulwich College and the Covered Courts. Meet Pond Cottages. The walk will be over level ground and suitable for wheelchairs.

Meet Pond Cottages, College RoadTickets: £6, concessions £4

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Dulwich Park FairSUNDAY 20 MAY12 NOON – 5PMDulwich Park Fair, now in its 11th year, is bringing back the fun dog show so bring your 4 legged friends to compete for the waggiest tail, the best trick or the dog most like its owner! We are a traditional country style fair and will have all the popular attractions such as the Fairground rides, Vauxhall City Farm, Punch and Judy, the Magician and Maypole dancing. The stage by the café will feature local musicians, brass bands, choirs and dance acts of all ages. The arena will have demonstrations including martial arts and the chance to try your skills on the gym equipment. There will be a great variety of world foods from roast hog to Caribbean cuisine, interesting craft and charity stalls and a chance to sample local craft beers, cider and wine.

Dulwich Park, College Road SE21 7BQFree event, no ticket required. Please note: There is no parking available.

Celebrate! @ Kingswood HouseSATURDAY 19 MAY 1PM – 6PMExplore the grounds of Kingswood House which will be buzzing with entertainment and activities for all the family. Catch the live music and performances, delicious food, local stalls, face painting and plenty of things to do to keep children happy! A great way to spend time with neighbours, families and friends on a spring afternoon in a beautiful setting.

Seeley Drive SE21 8QRFree event, no ticket required

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Children’s Concert: A Family Fiesta11AM – 12PMST BARNABAS PARISH HALLSee page 8

Early Man (PG) Free Screening 10.30AMEAST DULWICHPICTUREHOUSEEmail eastdulwich@picturehouses.co.uk with subject ‘Family Funday Free Film’ to claim tickets

Circus Skills Workshop with The Purple Ladies2.30PM – 4PMST BARNABAS PARISH HALLSee page 8

Shadow Puppet Show10.30AM & 1.30PMDULWICH PICTURE GALLERY

Book via dulwichpicturegallery.org.uk

Bubble Writing Workshops with Linda Scott2PM & 3.30PM COPPER BEECH CAFÉJAGS SPORTS CLUBSee page 7

mac&millar invites FROM 12 NOONPersonally commission your own live artwork by renowned fashion illustrator Sarah Smart (who has designed for Vogue, Liberty & Apple UK amongst others). Other exciting events in store on

that day include a DJ, Alice in Wonderland themed fancy dress competition for kiddies & fashion packed goody bags for the first 20 customers.

61 North Cross RoadEast Dulwich SE22 9ETwww.macandmiller.co.uk

Alice in Wonderland Themed Funday10AM – 4PMNORTH CROSS ROADEAST DULWICHSee page 11

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Talk & Quiz

Jane Robinson - Hearts and Minds: The Untold Story of the Great Pilgrimage and How Women Won the VoteFRIDAY 11 MAY7.30PMTo celebrate the centenary of Votes for Women, this is the astonishing and uplifting story of the nationwide ‘Great Suffrage Pilgrimage’ of 1913, one of the most significant but neglected episodes in twentieth-century history. Jane Robinson sets the Pilgrimage in the context of the whole Suffrage campaign, introducing a cast of unforgettable characters who came together to change the world - step by step.

Dulwich Picture Gallery, Linbury RoomTickets (includes refreshment): £12, concessions £10

Festival Quiz NightTHURSDAY 17 MAY7.30PM – 9.30PM Linkage Southwark is 25 years young - let’s celebrate and fundraise at the same time! Exercise your little grey cells with fun and fascinating questions whilst enjoying some light refreshments.

The Crown & Greyhound, Dulwich VillageTickets: £12.50A share of the proceeds will be donated to Link Age Southwark

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The Dulwich Festival cannot accept liability for any loss, damage or injury sustained by any member of the public visiting any of the Food Trail venues. Offers are subject to availability and at the venues’ discretion.

Food Trail

Supper clubs, demonstrations, masterclasses & great food. This year’s Dulwich Festival Food Trail features a truly mouthwatering array of scrumptious offerings from some of the best restaurants and cafés in the area. Visit www.dulwichfestival.co.uk for full details. Booking essential.

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Vintage1824Vintage1824 is a local wine bar & shop in Herne Hill, owned by Chix Chandaria creator of The Wine Parlour in Brixton. Passionate and informal, serious about wine but friendly and fun, we have a selection of old world wines from small producers we love. Throughout the Festival, we will be offering Festival-goers a complimentary board of artisanal cheese & charcuterie when ordering a pichet of wine.

18 Half Moon Lane, Herne Hill, SE24 9HUwww.vintage1824.com

Tulse Hill Hotel SATURDAY 12 MAYWinner of Food and Travel magazine 2015, the Tulse Hill Hotel would like to invite you to a summer garden party. Tickets are only available in advance.

150 Norwood Road, Tulse Hill, SE24 9AYwww.tulsehillhotel.com

Birchall TeaThe Graham family continue the traditional family tea business started by Captain Birchall Graham in 1872. Look out for pop-up cafés throughout Artists’ Open House.

www.birchalltea.co.uk

Volcano Coffee WorksCoffee roaster Kurt Stewart has created a Festival blend from his ethically sourced, highest grade Arabica beans, roasted in West Dulwich.

62 Tritton Road, West Dulwich, SE21 8DEwww.volcanocoffeeworks.com

East Dulwich Supper Club, sponsored by Filippo BerioMONDAY 14 MAY - FRIDAY 18 MAY 6.30PMThis popular Supper Club returns for a week-

long series of events to celebrate 25 years of the Dulwich Festival. Suzanne has collaborated with Italian olive oil favourite Filippo Berio to serve an Italian style feast of sharing platters to enjoy as you dine with one of the accomplished local featured female artists. Aperol Spritz and canapés upon arrival, followed by a 3 course meal of hearty, healthy & wholesome dishes prepared in Suzanne’s professional kitchen.

fifty seven, 57 North Cross Road, SE22 9ETTickets: via www.grubclub.com

Dinner at Bell HouseTHURSDAY 17 MAY7.30PM FOR 8PM One of the area’s most impressive & enigmatic homes will be opening its doors and welcoming

you to an exclusive dining event. Leith trained & much admired chef / tutor Susie Pajares will be taking over the kitchen to bring you a gourmet dream of 5 or so courses of beautifully crafted cuisine. You may bring your own wines, pairings will be suggested. Tables are of 8, half tables subject to availability. Aperitifs on arrival.

Bell House, 27 College Road, SE21 7BGTickets: £75 per person. B.Y.O. wines. For details and reservations, email patrick@romeojones.co.ukA share of the proceeds will be donated to Link Age Southwark

TICKETSTickets are not required for FREE events unless stated.

For all other events TICKETS SHOULD BE PAID FOR IN

ADVANCE. Some may be available on the door for certain

events, but this cannot be guaranteed.

FESTIVAL BOX OFFICETo buy tickets visit www.dulwichfestival.co.uk

CONCESSIONSReduced prices, where indicated, apply to people aged

65 or over; students (student card required); state

benefit card-holders and children under age 16 unless

otherwise indicated.

TRAINSThere are regular train services from London Victoria to

Herne Hill and West Dulwich stations (on the Orpington

line). There are also frequent services from London

Bridge to East Dulwich & North Dulwich stations.

BUSESFor information on bus routes, phone London Travel

Information 020 7222 1234 or visit www.tfl.gov.uk

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Wheelchair users please contact Dulwich Festival

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1 St Barnabas Parish Hall Dulwich Village

2 The Crown & Greyhound Dulwich Village

3 Dulwich Picture Gallery College Road

4 Dulwich Park

5 Christ’s Chapel College Road - balcony & organ keyboard not accessible by

6 Copper Beech Café JAGS Sports Club

7 Kingsdale Foundation School Alleyn Park

8 JAGS East Dulwich Grove

9 Alleyn’s School Townley Road

10 Bell House College Road

11 Street Art Walk Vale End

12 Sydenham Hill Wood Crescent Wood Road

13 Goose Green East Dulwich Grove

14 Dulwich College Dulwich Common

15 Tree Walk Dulwich Park Café

16 Kingswood House Seeley Drive

17 East Dulwich Picturehouse Lordship Lane

18 North Cross Road East Dulwich

SPECIAL THANKS TO Ned Bennett, Nigel Blackman, Jon Bootland, Angela Burgess, Gulizar Cepoglu, Duncan Chapman, Jess Davies, Katerina Dean, Brian Green, Daniel Greenwood, Annette Hamley-Jenkins, Angus Hanton, Marilyn Harper, Lucy Horsbrugh, Suzanne James, John Loyd, Ian McInnes, Emily Montague and Robin Thompson. And with many thanks also to all the volunteers who help distribute the programme and steward the events; the local venues who work with us to accommodate the events; Southwark Council Events team, the Friends of Dulwich Picture Gallery, the Dulwich, Peckham and Crystal Palace Rotary Club and the generous sponsors and supporters, without whom the Festival would simply not be possible.

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